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Quiz on Rhetoric, History, and Science

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1.

Which of the following can be used to effectively analyze an orgnization’s status to achieve
improvements?

a. SWOT b. SQ3R c. TOE d. KWL

2. This type of speech requires you to commit the speech to memory to avoid bringing notes during the
delivery?

a. Manuscript b. Impromptu c. Persuasive d. Memorized

3. This rhetorical device refers to an argument that appeals to logic.

a. Ethos -credibility b. Pathos - emotions c. Logos d. Legos

4. What happened in the Philippines in 1986 that ended the dictatorial rule and came to be admired
internationally as a model of non-violence was popularly known as _____ revolution.

a. Bagong Lipunan b. People Power c. Covid 19 d. Propaganda

5. Through the Galleon Trade the Phil had extended contact with?

a. Spice island b. Silk Road c. Acapulco - Mexico d. Madrid

6. This is segmented worm that can be used to facilitate anticoagulation

a. Leeches b. Maggots c. Earthworms d. Bloodworms

7. Who was the last Filipino general who fought the American?

a. Simeon Ola b. Macario Sakay – “Tagalog Republic”

c. Miguel Malvar – “The forgotten” d. Antonio Luna – Taga-Ilog

8. During the Spanish era, who was the revolutionary leader who waged the longest war against the Spanish
government?

a. Gabriela Silang b. Francisco Dagohoy

c. Roman Basa – second president of Katipunan

1st President of Katipunan – Deodato Arellano

2nd – Roman Basa

3rd – Bonifacio

9. What will happen to a cell in an isotonic solution?

a. The cell will burst b. The cell will swell – hypotonic

c. The cell will shrink – hypertonic d. The cell will not change

10. Geothermal energy is one of the largest sources of energy in the Phil. It is captured from ____

a. Heat from the sun

b. Heat from beneath the earth’s surface

c. Heat from burning materials

d. Hear from living organisms

11. Aside from storing water for future use, dams are also used to generate electricity. What form of
electriciy is being utilized?
a. Geothermal b. Solar c. Gravitational d. Hydroelectric

12. Which of the following materials CANNOT be used to insulate heat?

a. Copper b. Wood c. Rubber

13. Which of the following statements are true regarding dominant genes?

a. Its trait will be visible only if it is paired with a recessive gene

b. Its trait will be visible if recessive gene is present

c. Its trait will be visible if at least one dominant gene is present

14. Galileo Galilei is known for his works in astronomy. Which of the following discoveries about the planet
Jupiter are attributed to him?

a. The Great Red Spot b. Jupiter’s four moons

c. Jupiter’s rings d. The composition of Jupiter’s atmosphere

15. Crop rotation has been done since the middle ages were the same plot is used to plant different crops in
different seasons. Why was this practiced?

a. To produce a variety of crops

b. To maximize soil usage

c. To conserve nutrients in the soil

16. The Philippine government recognizes the essence of science and technology towards development and
progress, which led to the passage of various laws, one of which is RA 7687 known as science and
technology scholarship act of 1984. under which president was this sign into law?

a. Corazon Aquino b. Fidel Ramos c. Benigno Aquino III

17. The chinese have the first recorded account of developing this marterial which is used in different
weapons such as bombs, fire arrows, and guns. Which of the ff. does this refer to?

a. Compass b. Paper c. Gunpowder

18. During the Renaissance Period, one of the biggest developments was the printing press, which helped in
the Bible to become one of the most printed books. Which of the ff. developed in the movable type?

a. Johannes Gutenberg b. Leonardo da Vinci c. Francis Bacon

19. Which of the ff. scientific developments are credited to Isaac Newton?

a. Development of Heliocentric method

b. Discovery of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot

c. Formulation of the Law of Universal Gravitation

20. Thinkers during this period believed that atoms are invisible, indestructible sunstances.

a. Pre-Socratic b. Islamic c. Socratic d. Chinese

21. A philosopher who imparted knowledge on the concept of “Respect for self” as the dictum of reason and
justice?

a. Immanuel Kant b. David Hume c. Plato d. Descartes


22. According to this philosopher, “Man has no clear and intelligible idea of the self”?

a. David Hume b. John Locke c. Karl Max d. Plato

23. He believes that “A virtuous life is a dynamism of love”

a. Plato b. St. Augustine C. Socrates d. David Hume

24. He conceptualized “Self” as a matter of psychological continuity.

a. John Locke b. Socrates c. Immanuel Kant d. Plato

25. This is one of the dimensions of the “crown of self” where the body of knowledge and ignorance are
involved.

a. economic/ political b. physical and sexual/sensual

c. Spiritual/Religious d. Rational/Intelligence

26. During the middle ages this provided the primary sources of mechanical power by taking advantage of
flowing water to generate power.

a. dams b. water wheel c. windmill d. biomass

27. Which of the following terms refers to the long term changes in temperature and weather patterns?

a. global warming b. ozone depletion c. greenhouse effect d. climate change

28. One of the many international agreement signed is the kyoto protocol. In protecting the ecological
environment which of the following is the Kyoto protocol concerned with?

a. pollution b. nuclear waste c. waste product dumping d. greenhouse emissions

29. Which development marks the end of the bronze age?

a. development of telescopes b. beginning of agriculture

c. beginning to forge bronze d. beginning to forge iron

30. Known as the father of modern philippine sculpture through proclamation number 1539?

a. napoleon abueva

b. eduardo castillo – landmark structures

c. guillermo tolentino – UP Oblation and Bonifacio Monument

d. roman orlina – Glass sculpture

31. A philosopher who postulated the philosophical concept that the mind and body are independent
entities that serve their own purpose.

a. David Hume b. karl marx c. rene descartes d. socrates

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