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How old is the Earth according to the text?
How old is the Earth according to the text?
- 1 million years old
- 10 billion years old
- 4.5 billion years old (correct)
- 100 million years old
Why do humans find it challenging to appreciate long periods of time?
Why do humans find it challenging to appreciate long periods of time?
- Humans can only think in terms of one or two generations (correct)
- Humans have poor memory
- Humans do not like to think about history
- Humans prefer to focus on hours and days
What did Romans 15:4 encourage us to do based on the text?
What did Romans 15:4 encourage us to do based on the text?
- Explore long periods of time
- Focus on Earth's history
- Gain hope through the Scriptures (correct)
- Study science more
Why was it mentioned that places like the Grand Canyon and the Mississippi River may seem unbelievable?
Why was it mentioned that places like the Grand Canyon and the Mississippi River may seem unbelievable?
What is the main purpose of the text provided?
What is the main purpose of the text provided?
Why do scientists use periods like millions or billions of years to describe Earth?
Why do scientists use periods like millions or billions of years to describe Earth?
According to the passage, what is the primary reason why studying history is important?
According to the passage, what is the primary reason why studying history is important?
What is the main purpose of the Geologic Time Scale mentioned in the passage?
What is the main purpose of the Geologic Time Scale mentioned in the passage?
What does the passage suggest about the origin of life on other planets in the universe?
What does the passage suggest about the origin of life on other planets in the universe?
What is the significance of the fossil found by the hiker in the woods, as described in the story?
What is the significance of the fossil found by the hiker in the woods, as described in the story?
What is the main function of fossils, according to the passage?
What is the main function of fossils, according to the passage?
