Scribd
Upload
13 views7 pages

Science and Society Exam Questions

The document is a final project for a Science Technology and Society course at ICCT Colleges Foundation Inc., consisting of multiple-choice questions covering various topics in science, philosophy, and technology. It includes questions about historical figures, scientific concepts, environmental issues, and technological advancements. An answer key is provided at the end for grading purposes.

Uploaded by

VOSH cagata
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
13 views7 pages

Science and Society Exam Questions

The document is a final project for a Science Technology and Society course at ICCT Colleges Foundation Inc., consisting of multiple-choice questions covering various topics in science, philosophy, and technology. It includes questions about historical figures, scientific concepts, environmental issues, and technological advancements. An answer key is provided at the end for grading purposes.

Uploaded by

VOSH cagata
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd

ICCT COLLEGES FOUNDATION INC.

V.V. SOLIVEN AVE. II CAINTA RIZAL

FINAL PROJECT
SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY
OLSTS01

GENERAL DIRECTIONS:
 Read and understand each statement carefully.
 Avoid unnecessary erasures.
 Use black or blue pen only.

I. STEM OPTION: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write your answer in CAPITAL LETTER on the
test booklet. If there is none, write N.

1. Which among the following is incorrect about mummification process?


A. salt is used to preserve the body
B. internal organs are placed in canopic jars
C. inside of the body is rinsed with wine and spices
D. the body wrapped in linen cloth is placed in natron

2. The American philosopher who gave insights on the nature of scientific revolutions is
A. David Hume
B. John Stuart Mill
C. Karl Popper
D. Thomas Kuhn

3. What is a key step that individuals can take to mitigate the effects of climate change?
A. Reduce their carbon footprint
B. Support sustainable practices
C. Advocate for climate policies
D. All of the above

4. What is nanotechnology?
A. The study of the very small, typically at the atomic or molecular level.
B. The use of robots to perform tasks.
C. The development of genetically modified organisms.
D. The study of the universe.

5. What is bioinformatics?
A. The study of human behavior
B. The application of information technology to biological data
C. The development of artificial intelligence
D. The ethical implications of technology

6. What is the central principle of hedonism, a philosophy that emphasizes the pursuit of pleasure?
A. "The greatest good for the greatest number"
B. "Live life to the fullest"
C. "Follow the path of reason"
D. "Seek knowledge and truth"

7. The philosopher who founded the school of Stoicism is


A. Diogenes
B. Epicurus
C. Socrates
D. Zeno of Citium
8. Which of the following is an effect of global warming?
A. Increased agricultural productivity worldwide
B. Melting glaciers and rising sea levels
C. Reduction in greenhouse gases
D. Decrease in extreme weather eventsZ

9. He is interesting to note that the first philosopher who approached the problem of reality from a
"scientific lens as we know now, is also the happiness.

[Link]
[Link]
[Link] R. Messenger
[Link] Copernicus.

[Link] invention that has the capability to filter and cleanse water that can be used for daily consumption.
A. salt lamp
B. Vazbuilt
C. electrifilter
D. multi-cooler fan.

11. Who established Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines?


A. Miguel Lopez de Legazpi
B. Carlos Maria dela Torre
C. Andres de Urdaneta
D. Ferdinand Magellan

12. The "Scientific Revolution" covered the period


A. 500 CE to 1000 CE
B. 1350 to 1600
C. 1543 to 1687
D. 1750 to 1900

13. The Hieroglyphic form of writing was developed by


A. Babylonian
B. Egyptians
C. Romans
D. Sumerians

14. What is the term coined by Aristotle to describe the pinnacle of happiness attainable by humans, often
translated as "human flourishing"?
[Link]
B. Stoicism
C. Hedonism
D. Utilitarianism

15. Who is credited with proposing the heliocentric model of the solar system, challenging the prevailing
geocentric view?
A. Galileo Galilei
B. Isaac Newton
C. Nicolaus Copernicus
D. Johannes Kepler

16. It refers to a system of acquiring knowledge based on the scientific method, as well as the organized
body of knowledge gained through such research

[Link]
[Link]
[Link]
[Link]

17. Which of the following raw material is used by the prehistoric men to hunt for their food and for their
clothing?

[Link]
[Link]
[Link]
[Link]

18. Anton van Leeuwenhoek developed the microscope and Robert Hooke successfully described the
crystal structure of snowflakes. This describes:

[Link] - technology relation


[Link] - society relation
[Link] - society relation
[Link] of these

19. The invention of television in the late 1950s and early 1960s are important means of filling leisure
time. This describes:

[Link] - society relation


[Link] - technology relation
[Link] - society relation
[Link] of these

20. It involves the design or products, systems, and processes that affect the quality of life:

[Link]
[Link]
[Link]
[Link]

21. Which greenhouse gas is most responsible for global warming?

A. Nitrous oxide
B. Ozone
C. Methane
D. Carbon dioxide

22. What is a major technological solution being explored to combat climate change?

A. Solar and wind energy


B. Increased fossil fuel extraction
C. Deforestation for urban development
D. Expansion of nuclear weapons

23. Which of the following is a concern when technology negatively impacts biodiversity?

[Link] agricultural productivity


B. The destruction of natural habitats and ecosystems
C. Technological advancements in medicine
D. The improvement of renewable energy sources

24. It Refers to the science, engineering, and technology conducted at the nanoscale, which is about 1 to
100 nanometers (NNI, 2017).
[Link]
[Link]
[Link]
[Link]

25. Use of modified plants that can assist in the bioremediation of polluted sites.

[Link] Production
[Link]
[Link] production
[Link]

26. The therapy involves the manipulation of genes in cells that will be helpful to the patient but not
inherited to the next generation.

[Link] Gene
[Link]-line
[Link] Cells
[Link] Modification

27. He is recognized as one of the Asian Scientist 100 this year 2019 for his researches in biomedical
science.
A. Rody Sy
B. Fabian Dayrit
C. Caesar Saloma
D. Abelardo Aguilar

28.. He pioneered in the promotion of natural products and biotechnology.


A. William Padolina
B. Ricardo Balog
C. Rody Sy
[Link] torres

[Link] conducted researches on natural products that have resulted in the development of health
supplements, personal care products, and plant products with insectidal properties.
A. Marissa Paglicawan
B. Gay Jane Perez
C. Charissa Marcaida Ferrera
D. Rosalinda Torres

[Link] of the following field is not considered a formal science?

A. bioinformatics
B. computer science
C. information science
D. numerical analysis

[Link] of the following schools of thought considered that the knowledge acquired by humans is
susceptible to doubt?
A. Cynicism
B. Epicureanism
C. Scepticism
D. Stoicism

[Link] philosophical view that considers only pleasure and pain as the importants aspects of life is
A. Epicureanism
B. hedonism
C. humanism
D. Stoicism

[Link] of the following is the literal translation of eudamonia?

A. human flourishing
B. good-spirited
C. happiness
D. truthfulness

[Link] highest human good is


A. enlightenment
B. human flourishing
C. self-actualization
D. virtue

[Link] of the following religions considers freedom from cravings as spiritual happiness?
A. Buddhism
B. Christianity
C. Hinduism
D. Islam

[Link] of the following terms is translated as practical wisdom?

A. arete
B. philia
C. phronesis
D. söphrösune

[Link] of the following statements best describe enframing?

A. It destroys the integrity of human thinking.


B. It is a forceful way of revealing the truth.
C. It reduces nature as a mere reservoir of material resources.
D. It propels the society into technological advancemen

38. Which of the following terms means "bringing forth"?


A. aletheia
B. Gestell
C. poeisis
D. techne

[Link] means.

A. enframing
B. meditative thinking
C. standing-reserve
D. truth

[Link] of the following is considered a psychological definition of happiness?


A. It is a complete end by itself.
B. It is a positive feeling that arises from well-being.
C. It is, a state of mind that is achieved from spiritual enlightenment.
D. It results from the interplay of factors such as genetics, brain physiology, hormones, and physical state.

[Link] of the following exemplifies the result of meditative thinking?

A. determining the optimum amount of preservatives in products


B. ensuring that the manufacturing process is environment- friendly
C. maximizing the yield of agricultural crops by applying fertilizers and pesticides
D. prioritizing efficiency in the industry by using advanced machinery

[Link] to Heidegger, the danger of technology is

A. art is eradicated from society


B. calculative thinking becomes the norm
C. humanity becomes a standing-reserve
D. nature becomes a standing-reserve

[Link] was launched into space to capture data and images from selected areas in the Philippines to assist in
weather observation. disaster risk management and environmental monitoring.

A. Diwata-1
B. salt lamp
C. electrifilter
D. Salamander

[Link] invention works by using kinetic energy lost when it slows down and converting it to electricity in
the process.

A. E-jeepneys
B. Diwata-1
C. hybrid electric train
D. salamander

[Link] is the president of the Integrated Chemists of the Philippines and project leader of the DOST
Roadmap for Nanotechnology Development in the Philippines.
A. Marissa Paglicawan
B. William Padolina
C. Caesar Saloma
D. Fabian Dayrit

[Link] received an Astronomy Achievement Student Award from the American Astronomical Society for
her research on "obscured quasars".

A. Reina Reyes
B. Gay Jane Perez
C. William Padolina
D. Fe del Mundo

[Link] received the Galileo Galilei award in recognition of his significant contributions in the field of optics.
A. Caesar Saloma
B. Rody Sy
C. Fe del Mundo
D. Raymundo Punongbaya

[Link] award-winning research focuses on using satellite data to forecast drought and identify the ideal
planting areas and seasons that could result in improved crop yield.

A. Rosalinda Torres
B. Charissa Marcaida Ferrera
C. Gay Jane Perez
D. Ricardo Balog

49. It is a huge peninsula surrounded by vast bodies of water and fortified by huge mountains in its
northern boarders.

[Link]
[Link]
[Link]
[Link]
50. He is famous for his theory of evolution.

[Link]
[Link]
[Link] Darwin
[Link] Freud

ANSWER KEY
1. D (CH 1)
2. D (CH 3)
3. D (CH 10)
4.A (CH 8)
5.B (CH 5)
6.B (CH2)
7.D (CH6)
8.B (CH10)
9.D (CH6)
10.C (CH5)
11.A (CH4)
12.C (CH2)
13.B (CH1)
14.A (CH3)
15 C (CH1)
16.A
17.D
18.A (CH10)
19.A
20.C
21.D
22.A
23.B
24.A
25.B
26.A
27.A(CH5)
28.A
29.D
30.A
31.C
32.B
33.B
34.B
35.A
36.C
37.C
38.C
39.A
40.B
41.B
42.D
43.A
44.C
45.D
46.A
47.A
48.C
49.C
50.C

Common questions

Powered by AI

Bioinformatics is the application of information technology to biological data analysis. It integrates computational tools and techniques to manage, analyze, and interpret large sets of biological data, such as genomic sequences. By facilitating complex data analysis, bioinformatics advances scientific research, from understanding genetic diseases to advancing personalized medicine and biotechnology innovations.

Thomas Kuhn is known for exploring the concept of scientific revolutions. His work introduced the idea of "paradigm shifts," which profoundly impacted the philosophy of science by challenging the previously linear and cumulative understanding of scientific progress. Kuhn's theory emphasized the episodic nature of such revolutions that lead to fundamental changes in scientific theories and practices.

Aristotle's concept of "eudaimonia," often translated as "human flourishing," relates to contemporary understandings of well-being by emphasizing fulfillment and purpose beyond mere pleasure. Unlike hedonistic views, eudaimonia involves realizing one's potential through virtuous actions, reflective of holistic health, life satisfaction, and meaningful engagement in modern psychology. This ancient concept provides a framework for integrating personal growth and ethical living within modern well-being discourses.

Technology plays a crucial role in improving quality of life by designing products, systems, and processes that enhance efficiency, safety, and convenience. Technological advancements lead to innovations in healthcare, communication, transportation, and energy production, thereby fostering increased connectivity, accessibility, and sustainability. These advancements can lead to transformative changes in daily living and global economic growth.

Nanotechnology is the study and application of extremely small things, typically measured at the atomic or molecular level, within the range of about 1 to 100 nanometers. Its potential implications for society include advancements in medicine, electronics, biomaterials, energy production, and environmental protection, as it allows for the creation of new materials and devices with far-reaching applications.

Nicolaus Copernicus proposed the heliocentric model of the solar system, which was significant because it fundamentally challenged the long-held geocentric view that placed the Earth at the center of the universe. This shift played a crucial role in the Scientific Revolution by altering how humanity perceived the cosmos and established a foundation for future astronomical discoveries.

Potential environmental impacts of global warming include melting glaciers, rising sea levels, and more frequent extreme weather events. These changes can lead to severe consequences for human society, such as displacement of populations, loss of habitable land, increased resource scarcity, and heightened risks to food security. Societal infrastructure and health systems may also be strained under increased stress from environmental changes.

Modified plants can assist in the bioremediation of polluted sites by absorbing, transforming, or containing contaminants in the soil, water, and air. These plants are genetically engineered to enhance their natural abilities to address specific pollutants, such as heavy metals or organic compounds. By integrating biological processes and technology, these solutions aim to restore ecological balance and reduce environmental harm efficiently.

Key steps individuals can take to mitigate climate change include reducing their carbon footprint, supporting sustainable practices, and advocating for climate policies. Collective action is necessary because climate change is a global challenge requiring systemic changes and cooperation across nations, industries, and communities to implement effective solutions and policies that address its multifaceted impacts comprehensively.

Considering nature as a "standing-reserve" implies that it is seen primarily as a resource for human use and manipulation, which can lead to the exploitation and degradation of natural environments. This perspective reflects a shift towards calculative thinking and technological enframing, reducing nature's intrinsic value and potentially leading to unsustainable practices. Such an outlook impacts human thought by prioritizing efficiency and utility over ecological balance and ethical considerations, challenging how society interacts with the natural world.

You might also like