rockmineralsreplaces softtissue of ananimal inpetrifiedfossilsfossilgraveyardsThe jumbledbones indicateanimals wereburied at thesame time in arapid burialCharlesDarwinevolution waspopularized bythe work of the19th centurybritish naturalistGeorgesCuvierWhat scientist firstsuggested thatmanycatastrophes haveshaped earth'sgeological featuresepochsin the evolutionaryinterpretation ofthe fossil record,periods aresubdivided intounits calledBigBangthesupposedstarting pointof cosmicevolutionindexfossilany fossil consideredby evolutionists to becharacteristic of aspecific range of timeand used to identifyrock layers in thefieldeonthe first andlargestdivision ofthe geologiccolumnanomalya supposedlyhighly evolvedfossil found in "old"strata or asupposedly simplefossil in "recent"strata is is calledRadiometricdatingThe techniquethat evolutionsuse to assign"absolute" agesto rocks andfossilsCharlesLyellwho popularizedthe idea thatgeologicalprocesses havealways occurred attheir current rates?catastrophismthe idea that oneor morecatastrophes areprimarilyresponsible forearth's geologicalfeaturesgeologicalcolumna hypotheticaltimescale createdby evolutionists, tosummarize andgraphicallyillustrate their ideaof earth's historySpecialCreationbelief Godcalled universeand all in it intoexistence outof nothingcircularreasoningThe logic error thatoccurs when the"proof" of an ideadepends upon theassumption thatthe idea is trueProgressivecreationThe idea thatGod createdthe world instages overmillions ofyearsTheisticfalse belief thatGod initiallycreated life andthen usedevolutionaryprocesses tocomplete his workuniformitarianismthe false belief thatall geologicalprocesses havealways proceededat the same rate isknown asMoldFossiltype of fossil thatforms when mudburies a plant oranimal and quicklyhardens into rockleaving animpression afterdecayingwhole -specimenfossiltype of fossil thatforms when an entireanimal is preservednearly intact byfreezing, desiccation,or entrapment in abog or tar pitPetrifiedfossils that formedwhen animals orplants that wererapidly buried bywater and sedimentshad their organicparticles replaced byrockPrincipleofuniformityprinciple thatstates that thesame scientificlaws in operationtoday have existedthroughout theearth's historyerasThe secondlargestdivisions ofthe geologiccolumnevolutionbelief that theuniverse andlife originatedby naturalprocesses overbillions of yearsrockmineralsreplaces softtissue of ananimal inpetrifiedfossilsfossilgraveyardsThe jumbledbones indicateanimals wereburied at thesame time in arapid burialCharlesDarwinevolution waspopularized bythe work of the19th centurybritish naturalistGeorgesCuvierWhat scientist firstsuggested thatmanycatastrophes haveshaped earth'sgeological featuresepochsin the evolutionaryinterpretation ofthe fossil record,periods aresubdivided intounits calledBigBangthesupposedstarting pointof cosmicevolutionindexfossilany fossil consideredby evolutionists to becharacteristic of aspecific range of timeand used to identifyrock layers in thefieldeonthe first andlargestdivision ofthe geologiccolumnanomalya supposedlyhighly evolvedfossil found in "old"strata or asupposedly simplefossil in "recent"strata is is calledRadiometricdatingThe techniquethat evolutionsuse to assign"absolute" agesto rocks andfossilsCharlesLyellwho popularizedthe idea thatgeologicalprocesses havealways occurred attheir current rates?catastrophismthe idea that oneor morecatastrophes areprimarilyresponsible forearth's geologicalfeaturesgeologicalcolumna hypotheticaltimescale createdby evolutionists, tosummarize andgraphicallyillustrate their ideaof earth's historySpecialCreationbelief Godcalled universeand all in it intoexistence outof nothingcircularreasoningThe logic error thatoccurs when the"proof" of an ideadepends upon theassumption thatthe idea is trueProgressivecreationThe idea thatGod createdthe world instages overmillions ofyearsTheisticfalse belief thatGod initiallycreated life andthen usedevolutionaryprocesses tocomplete his workuniformitarianismthe false belief thatall geologicalprocesses havealways proceededat the same rate isknown asMoldFossiltype of fossil thatforms when mudburies a plant oranimal and quicklyhardens into rockleaving animpression afterdecayingwhole -specimenfossiltype of fossil thatforms when an entireanimal is preservednearly intact byfreezing, desiccation,or entrapment in abog or tar pitPetrifiedfossils that formedwhen animals orplants that wererapidly buried bywater and sedimentshad their organicparticles replaced byrockPrincipleofuniformityprinciple thatstates that thesame scientificlaws in operationtoday have existedthroughout theearth's historyerasThe secondlargestdivisions ofthe geologiccolumnevolutionbelief that theuniverse andlife originatedby naturalprocesses overbillions of years

Abeka Science 8th Ch 5 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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