Question

1. in psalm 104, the psalmist ______.a. marvels at the works of godb. acknowledges the wisdom of godc. praises god for all of his creationd. all of the abovee. none of the above2. which of the following is a truth of creation as taught in genesis? ____a. god created all out of nothing.b. god created in perfect order.c. all of gods creation was good.d. all of the above.e. none of the above.3. plant cells ____.a. have cell walls made of chitinb. have centriolesc. contain chlorophylld. lack a well - defined nucleuse. do not contain mitochondria4. plants ____.a. are prokaryotesb. are completely immobilec. do not carry on cellular respirationd. all of the abovee. none of the above5. phototropism ______.a. is the ability of a plant to respond to gravityb. is the ability of a plant to respond to temperaturec. is the ability of a plant to respond to lightd. is the ability of a plant to respond to touche. is the ability of a plant to respond to wind

Explanation:

Question 1

Psalm 104 is a psalm of praise where the psalmist reflects on God's creation and works. Option A: marveling at God's works is part of it. Option B: acknowledging God's wisdom is also present. Option C: praising God for creation is central. So all (A, B, C) are correct, hence D.

In Genesis, God created all out of nothing (ex nihilo), created in order (days of creation), and all creation was declared good. So A, B, C are all truths of creation in Genesis, so D.

• A: Plant cell walls are made of cellulose, chitin is for fungi.
• B: Plant cells (except some like lower plants) lack centrioles.
• C: Plant cells (especially chloroplast - containing ones) have chlorophyll.
• D: Plant cells have a well - defined nucleus (eukaryotic).
• E: Plant cells have mitochondria. So C is correct.

Answer:

D. All of the above

Question 2