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Latest revision as of 17:14, 21 July 2022
Geology - Advanced
Skill Level
2
Year
1975
Version
29.11.2024
Approval authority
General Conference
1. Have the Geology honor.
2. Provide the following information:
- a. How do earthquakes tell us what the interior of the earth is like?
- b. How can a lot of water (as in Noah's flood) do in a few months what a little water would require thousands or millions of years to do?
- c. Why are evidences of glaciers seen in the temperate climes where there are now no glaciers?
- d. How do creationists, who believe in a universal flood and in a young age for the earth since creation, understand and use the geological time chart?
- e. What is the continental drift (plate tectonics) theory, and how can creationists fit such geological activity into time since creation?
3. Where in the world would you likely see:
- a. Large glaciers
- b. Active volcanoes
- c. Sand dunes
- d. Sinkholes
- e. Fiords
- f. Faultblock mountains
- g. Folded mountains
- h. Chalk cliffs
- i. Icebergs
- j. Atolls
4. Write a 500-word paper on one of the following:
- a. Describe the interesting geology you saw on a trip you took recently.
- b. Describe the geological activity that happened because of a heavy rain, flood, or windstorm that you experienced.
