Test For: Conclusion: the Kansas Standards and Beyond.

Question 1 A leader in reforming the Kansas standards to allow challenge to evolution was:

A a preacher.

B a candidate for higher office.

C an opponent of science.

D a veterinarian.

Question 2 The limit on science known as “falsifiability” is accepted by:

A most liberals.

B most evolutionists.

C the United States Supreme Court.

D most science curricula.

Question 3 The origination of the term “evolution” was:

A by Darwin.

B more than 200 years before Darwin, for prescribed processes.

C by Hollywood.

D None of the above.

Question 4 The evolutionists censored from the reformed Kansas standards:

A the doctrine of falsifiability.

B a reference to challenging scientific theories.

C a reference to historical flooding.

D All of the above.

Question 5 “Social Darwinism” is a misnomer because:

A laissez-faire principles predate Darwin by nearly 100 years.

B liberals don’t like competition.

C Darwin disliked it when others used his name that way.

D Darwin actually wasn’t a very social person.