EARTH AND LIFE SCIENCE

During a debate, a student claims that the universe looks the same no matter where or when you observe it. Which theory is the student referring to?

• Big Bang Theory

• Oscillating Universe Theory

• Steady State Theory

• Multiverse Theory

"Imagine there are infinite universes, each with different physical laws," says the teacher. Which theory does this idea support?

• Big Bang Theory

• Multiverse Theory

• Steady State Theory

• Oscillating Universe Theory

What does the redshift phenomenon support?

• A static universe

• Continuous matter creation

• An expanding universe from a single origin

• A universe with no beginning

"If the universe is always the same, why do we see young galaxies and constellations far away?" asks a student. What does this observation challenge?

• Big Bang Theory

• Multiverse Theory

• Oscillating Universe Theory

• Steady State Theory

Students observe a simulation showing galaxies moving away from each other. What does this redshift phenomenon support?

• A static universe

• Continuous matter creation

• An expanding universe from a single origin

• A universe with no beginning

Mr. Santos draws a spinning cloud of gas and dust on the board and asks, "What theory does this illustration represent?"

• Accretion Theory

• Capture Theory

• Nebular Theory

• Protoplanet Theory

During a lab activity, students observe how small particles stick together to form larger clumps. What process does this demonstrate in the context of solar system formation?

• Gravitational collapse

• Accretion of matter

• Magnetic repulsion

• Planetary migration

"If a planet was formed elsewhere and later pulled into our solar system by gravity, which theory explains this?" asks the teacher.

• Nebular Theory

• Accretion Theory

• Capture Theory

• Protoplanet Theory

Students find evidence of both small particle accumulation and large body collisions in early solar system models. Which two theories are most likely supported by this evidence?

• Capture and Nebular

• Accretion and Protoplanet

• Nebular and Capture

• Protoplanet and Magnetic

Students find evidence of both small particle accumulation and large body collisions in early solar system models.
Which two theories are most likely supported by this evidence?

• Capture and Nebular

• Nebular and Capture

• Accretion and Protoplanet

• Protoplanet and Magnetic