Let the Heavens Declare Quiz

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Quiz for Creation Apologetics course by Chris Ashcraft

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1. Finish this verse… Psalm 19:1 The heavens declare the glory of God;…

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a. The skies proclaim His righteousness.

b. The heavens proclaim His righteousness.

c. For He is a God of justice.

d. The Skies proclaim the work of His hands.

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2. Who was Sir Isaac Newton?

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a. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for his theory on the Big Bang

b. A Bible believing scientists who first postulated that the Earth orbited the Sun

c. He was the founder of many of our scientific laws (3 Laws of Motion)

d. The inventor of the Fig Newton.

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3. The Apollo 8 crew gave a live TV broadcast on December 24, 1968

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a. Singing Christmas Carols including “Come All Ye Faithful”

b. Showing Neal Armstrong’s first steps on the Moon.

c. Reading the creation account in Genesis 1

d. Showing Buzz Aldrin planting the American flag on the Moon.

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4. On which day of the creation week in Genesis were the astronomical bodies formed?

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a. 1st Day - when light was created.

b. 2nd Day - after the Earth was formed

c. 4th Day - after dry land and plants were made on the Earth.

d. None. Genesis describes the creation of the Earth only.

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5. Approximately how much bigger is the Sun’s diameter than the Earth's?

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a. 10 times larger

b. 100 times larger

c. 1000 times larger

d. 5000 times larger

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6. Beyond our solar system distances to stars and galaxies are measured in what unit?

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a. Astronomical Units (1 AU = 93 million miles)

b. Light Years (1 LY = distance that light will travel in a year moving at 186,000 mi/sec)

c. Quasars (1 QS = distance of the Earth to the nearest star Alpha Centauri)

d. Light Miles (1 LM = the number of mile light will travel per second)

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7. Betelgeuse is a massive star that is 1,180 times the diameter of the sun. Where is it located? *

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a. The Mutara Nebula

b. Asgard Constellation

c. The Eagle Nebula

d. The Orion Constellation

8. What are nebulae

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a. Gas and dust clouds from stars that have exploded

b. Galactic clusters filled with hundreds of galaxies

c. The area of empty space found between stars

d. Star clusters that are more commonly called Constellations

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9. What are the biggest objects in our galaxy (the Milky Way)?

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a. Our Sun

b. Red Supergiant Stars light Betelgeuse

c. Solar systems

d. Nebulae

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10. Roughly how big is the Milky Way

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a. 100,000 light years across with about 300 billion stars

b. 1000 times larger than our solar system

c. 1 million light miles in diameter with an estimated 10,000 stars

d. It is impossible to measure its width due to gas and dust in the outer regions.

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11. NASA took a photograph of a tiny area of space that contained no visible objects. What was learned from this Hubble Ultra Deep Field photo?

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a. The universe appears to be surrounded by a boundary of light

b. There are at least 10,000 galaxies like ours in the universe

c. Quasars and supernova are more prevalent than previously thought

d. There are an estimated 100 billion galaxies in the universe.

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