Return to course: Question of Origins with Dr. Ron Carlson
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Part One Overview Quiz
1. What does Carlson say everyone has, whatever they believe?
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A. Faith of some kind
B. A science degree
C. The same religion
D. No real convictions
2. How does Carlson frame evolution and creation?
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A. As proven scientific facts
B. As two competing faith propositions
C. As entirely the same idea
D. As unrelated questions
3. What principle does Carlson cite that "life comes only from life"?
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A. The law of gravity
B. The theory of relativity
C. The law of biogenesis
D. The law of averages
4. What do the watch and index-card illustrations argue?
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A. That watches evolve over time
B. That design is an illusion
C. That chance cannot produce complex order
D. That randomness builds complexity
5. Which scientific law is Carlson's central argument against evolution?
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A. The first law of motion
B. The law of conservation of mass
C. The law of natural selection
D. The second law of thermodynamics
6. What does Carlson claim about the fossil record?
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A. That it shows no transitional forms
B. That it fully proves evolution
C. That it contains no fossils at all
D. That it has never been studied
7. What did Carlson say Carl Sagan claimed overcomes the entropy problem?
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A. Divine intervention
B. Enough time
C. Natural selection
D. New technology
8. What distinction does Carlson draw about evolution?
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A. Between plants and animals
B. Between old and new species
C. Between change within a kind and one kind becoming another
D. Between land and sea creatures
9. What example does Carlson use to argue variation is not macroevolution?
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A. Fish becoming amphibians
B. Reptiles becoming birds
C. Apes becoming humans
D. Finches that remain finches
10. Which verse does Carlson use to close the message?
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A. John 3:16, God so loved the world
B. Genesis 3:15, the promised seed
C. Psalm 23:1, the Lord is my shepherd
D. Romans 1:20, God's power seen in creation
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