FINALS Flashcards
- What was the primary material used in the
earliest known form of Chinese paper?
A. Bamboo
B. Mulberry Tree Bark
C. Hemp
D. Silk
C. Hemp
It is a thing or event that existed before or
logically precedes another
A. Antecedent
B. Precedent
C. Technology
D. History
A. Antecendent
In the Spanish Era, when was the Laboratorio
Municipal de Ciudad de Manila created?
A. 1888
B. 1878
C. 1887
D. 1787
C. 1887
Which invention was created by the
Mesopotamians for writing and maintaining
business records?
A. Papyrus Sheets
B. Ink
C. Cuneiform
D. Compass
C. Cuneiform
This was invented in the Tang dynasty in the
ninth century by alchemists searching for an
elixir of immortality.
A. aeolipile
B. orthinopter
C. gun powder
D. printing press
C. Gun Powder
The Aeolipile, often considered the first steam
engine, was invented by:
A. Hero of Alexandria
B. Anaximander
C. Ptolemy
D. Aristotle
A. Hero of Alexandria
Which of the following is NOT an invention
during the Industrial Revolution?
A. Telephone
B. Compass
C. Light bulb
D. Steam engine
B. Compass
The 20th century witnessed rapid
technological advancements. Which of the following inventions revolutionized
computing and information technology?
A. The transistor
B. The steam engine
C. The internal combustion engine
D. The electric motor
A. The transistor
Which Filipino scientist is recognized as the
father of botany in the Philippines?
A. Jose Rizal
B. Leon Ma. Guerrero
C. Apolinario Mabini
D. Gregorio Zara
B. Leon Ma. Guerrero
What was the primary purpose of the Great
Wall of China when it was first built?
A. To symbolize imperial power
B. To protect northern borders from invaders
C. To serve as a trade route
D. To showcase Chinese architectural skills
B. To protect northern borders from invaders
He was the inventor of the Telegraph in 1844.
A. Eli Whitney
B. James Hargreaves
C. Tomas Newcomen
D. Samuel Morse
D. Samuel Morse
During the American colonization, which
educational institution aimed to enhance
Philippine scientific knowledge?
A. National Research Council
B. Bureau of Science
C. University of Santo Tomas
D. Laboratory Municipal
B. Bureau of Science
Who is credited with founding the geocentric
model of the universe?
A. Copernicus
B. Galileo
C. Ptolemy
D. Aristotle
C. Ptolemy
He is a Greek engineer, physicist and
mathematician who created the ancient alarm
clock used by Egyptians.
A. Aristotle
B. Ptolemy
C. Plato
D. Ctesibius
D. Ctesibius
The ancient device used by the Babylonians
for their numerical system is called ____
A. Sexagesimal
B. Ladder
C. Chariot
D. Plough
A. Sexagesimal
During the American colonization, which
educational institution aimed to enhance
Philippine scientific knowledge?
A. National Research Council
B. Bureau of Science
C. University of Santo Tomas
D. Laboratory Municipal
B. Bureau of Science
What significant advancement did the Bureau
of Science in the Philippines focus on during
the American regime?
A. Astronomy research
B. Tropical diseases
C. Agriculture
D. Industrialization
B. Tropical diseases
The spinning wheel, which revolutionized
textile production, is believed to have
originated in:
A. China
B. India
C. Europe
D. Mesopotamia
B. India
The Renaissance is often called a “rebirth”
because of its:
A. Focus on the afterlife
B. Rediscovery of classical learning and
scientific inquiry
C. Development of industrial machinery
D. Decline in urbanization
B. Rediscovery of classical learning and
scientific inquiry
Greek philosopher who was considered as the
Father of Zoology.
A. Thales of Miletus
B. Pythagoras
C. Plato
D. Aristotle
D. Aristotle
The invention of gunpowder, which
transformed warfare, is attributed to which
ancient civilization?
A. Roman
B. Greek
C. Indian
D. Chinese
D. Chinese
- It is the period where paradigm shifts occurred
and where scientific beliefs that have been widely embraced and accepted by the people
were challenged and opposed
A. Newtonian Revolution
B. Freudian Revolution
C. Darwinian Revolution
D. Copernican Revolution
D. Copernican Revolution
This was a research and development program
undertaken during the WWII to produce the
first nuclear weapon.
A. Project Oppenheimer
B. The Manhattan Project
C. Project Trinity
D. Big Bang Project
B. The Manhattan Project
Which of the following pairs is NOT properly
matched?
A. China = Acupuncture
B. India = Ayurveda
C. Mesoamerica = Mayan calendar
D. Middle east = Quipu
D. Middle east = Quipu
Which of the following statements is TRUE
about Id stage-based on Iceberg development
of Freud?
A. This stage uses a high level of reason /
thinking skills.
B. Considers the Conscience, Virtue and
morals
C. Pleasure is highlighted when one child does
not satisfy his/her needs.
D. All of the above.
Pleasure is highlighted when one child does
not satisfy his/her needs.
What was the major contribution of the
Copernican Revolution to scientific thought?
A. The development of the microscope
B. The idea that the Earth revolves around
the Sun
C. The discovery of gravity
D. The classification of plants and animals
B. The idea that the Earth revolves around
the Sun
In Sigmeund Freud’s types of personality, the
following characteristics illustrates the Id
except:
A. Impulsive
B. Fantasy oriented
C. Irrational
D. Values and moral
D. Values and moral
Indian Civilization ideas are known for ___,
except.
A. Manufacturing iron and metallurgical
works
B. Mandatory education
C. Mathematics
D. Notable in the field of astronomy
B. Mandatory education
Which paradigm shift is associated with the
theory of evolution by natural selection?
A. Copernican
B. Freudian
C. Darwinian
D. Meso-American
C. Darwinian
Who proposed the heliocentric model of the
solar system?
A. Galileo Galilei
B. Nicolaus Copernicus
C. Isaac Newton
D. Albert Einstein
B. Nicolaus Copernicus
Which of the following is NOT the impact of
the revolutionary ideas of Copernicus?
A. The theory that the Earth is not the center
of the Universe and is not orbited by other
planets, changed peoples perception about the
universe.
B. It led to the invention of microscope and
development of some medical procedures.
C. It provided pathways to Scientific
Revolution and development of scientific
method.
D. Astronomy advanced with the help of
scientists like Galileo and Keppler.
B. It led to the invention of microscope and
development of some medical procedures.
Whose theory proposes that all species of
organisms arise and develop through the
natural selection of small, inherited variations
that increase the individual’s ability to
compete, survive, and reproduce?
A. Darwin
B. Copernicus
C. Heidegger
D. Freud
A. Darwin
It is the period where paradigm shifts occurred
and where scientific beliefs that have been
widely embraced and accepted by the people
were challenged and opposed
A. Newtonian Revolution
B. Freudian Revolution
C. Darwinian Revolution
D.Copernican Revolution
D.Copernican Revolution
In what way did the Darwinian Revolution
impact society?
A. It supported the belief in the divine
creation of species.
B. It introduced a heliocentric model of the
universe.
C. It challenged ideas about human origin
and our place in nature.
D. It promoted the idea of psychoanalysis.
C. It challenged ideas about human origin
and our place in nature.
Which of the following is NOT associated
with the intellectual revolutions discussed in
the document?
A. Meso-American
B. Darwinian
C. Freudian
D. Newtonian
A. Meso-American
The Freudian Revolution introduced new
ideas primarily in which field?
A. Physics
B. Psychology
C. Biology
D. Astronomy
B. Psychology
Which intellectual revolution focused on
understanding subconscious motivations and
the structure of the human psyche?
A. Copernican
B. Darwinian
C. Freudian
D. Asian
C. Freudian
The invention of the steam engine by James
Watt was crucial to which historical
revolution?
A. Enlightenment
B. Agricultural Revolution
C. Scientific Revolution
D. Industrial Revolution
D. Industrial Revolution
The paradigm shifts in Meso-American,
Asian, Middle Eastern, and African societies
primarily focused on:
A. Agricultural innovations
B. Philosophical and societal
transformations
C. Evolution of psychology
B. Philosophical and societal transformations
The Copernican model challenged the
geocentric view of the universe, which was
primarily supported by:
A. Galileo Galilei
B. Aristotle and Ptolemy
C. Isaac Newton
D. Charles Darwin
B. Aristotle and Ptolemy
What is the unconscious mind, according to
Freud?
A. The part of the mind that is aware of
current thoughts and feelings.
B. The part of the mind that is not directly
accessible to consciousness.
C. The part of the mind that controls
voluntary actions.
D. The part of the mind that is responsible
for logical thinking.
B. The part of the mind that is not directly accessible to consciousness.
During which administration was the
Department of Information and
Communications Technology established?
A. Benigno Aquino
B. Rodrigo Duterte
C. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
A. Benigno Aquino
What is one of the main objectives of science
and technology education in the Philippines?
A. To train professionals for international
migration
B. To promote artistic endeavors
C. To contribute to nation-building
D. To create entertainment platforms
C. To contribute to nation-building
During this period, religion, mathematics,
reading and writing, music and arts, and health
and sanitation were mandated in schools.
A. Commonwealth Period
B. Spanish Colonial
C. American Colonization
D. Pre-Colonization
B. Spanish Colonial
In which colonization did the National
Research Council of the Philippines be
established?
A. Spanish Colonization
B. American Colonization
C. Japanese Colonization
D. Indian Colonization
B. American Colonization
What is a key historical focus of science and
technology in the Philippines?
A. Developing luxury goods
B. Advancing sustainable agriculture
C. Competing in space exploration
D. Promoting colonial trade routes
B. Advancing sustainable agriculture
Which government effort aims to enhance
scientific literacy among young Filipinos?
A. Balik Scientist Program
B. Project NOAH
C. K-12 Science Curriculum
D. National Disaster Risk Reduction Plan
C. K-12 Science Curriculum
Which sector is most impacted by research
and development breakthroughs in the
Philippines?
A. Space exploration
B. Digital marketing
C. Agriculture and health
D. Tourism and hospitality
C. Agriculture and health
Which of the following behaviors can hinder
innovation in an organization?
A. Encouraging experimentation
B. Celebrating failures
C. Micromanagement
D. Cross-functional collaboration
C. Micromanagement
The Mangyan are indigenous people primarily
found in which area of the Philippines?
A. Cordillera Region
B. Mindoro
C. Palawan
D. Visayas
B. Mindoro
One challenge faced by the Philippine science
education system is:
A. Lack of interest in international
collaboration
B. Shortage of resources and facilities
C. Overfunding of research programs
D. Declining global reputation of
researchers
B. Shortage of resources and facilities
What role does science and technology play
in nation-building?
A. Preserving traditional practices
B. Driving innovation and economic growth
C. Reducing emphasis on education
D. Limiting globalization
B. Driving innovation and economic growth
What is one significant impact of Freudian
ideas on society?
A. Revolutionizing modern agriculture
B. Introducing the concept of
psychoanalysis and therapy
C. Inventing the telescope
D. Discovering new celestial bodies
B. Introducing the concept of psychoanalysis and therapy
A major research priority for the Philippines
to address national needs includes:
A. Space missions
B. Renewable energy solutions
C. Entertainment technology
D. Global luxury trade
B. Renewable energy solutions
During this administration, RA 10844 or the
Department of Information and
Communication Technology was passed.
A. Fidel Ramos Administration
B. Estrada Administration
C. Benigno Aquino Administration
D. Duterte Administration
C. Benigno Aquino Administration
During this administration,RA 8293 or the
Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines
was mandated.
A. Fidel Ramos Administration
B. Estrada Administration
C. Benigno Aquino Administration
D. Duterte Administration
A. Fidel Ramos Administration
What historical event emphasized the need for
science and technology in the Philippines?
A. Industrial Revolution
B. Colonization by Spain
C. World War II
D. Digital Age transformation
C. World War II
The following were advancements during the
Mayan civilization, except:
A. Calendar system
B. Road system
C. Mayan hieroglyphics
D. Hydraulics system
B. Road system
Based on the branch of life science, which of
the following do not belong to the group?
A. Genetics
B. Electricity
C. Evolution
D. Biodiversity
B. Electricity
Which government effort aims to enhance
scientific literacy among young Filipinos?
A. Balik Scientist Program
B. Project NOAH
C. K-12 Science Curriculum
D. National Disaster Risk Reduction Plan
C. K-12 Science Curriculum
How does improving science and technology
education contribute to nation-building?
A. By reducing cultural diversity
B. By preparing a workforce for global
competition
C. By emphasizing non-technical disciplines
D. By focusing solely on theoretical
research
B. By preparing a workforce for global competition
Which of the following practices is most
associated with the Igorot’s agricultural
expertise?
A. Slash-and-burn farming
B. Terrace farming
C. Plantation agriculture
D. Industrial farming
B. Terrace farming
During _________, Filipinos were engaged in
extraction, smelting and refining of iron from
ores, until the importation of cast iron from
Sarawak and later from China.
A. Pre-Colonial Era
B. Spanish Era
C. Iron Age
D. Commonwealth Period
A. Pre-Colonial Era
Which government initiative supports science
and technology in the Philippines?
A. Tax exemptions for international imports
B. Establishment of research councils
C. Reduction in higher education funding
D. Limiting collaboration with private
sectors
B. Establishment of research councils
The Philippines’ science education reforms
were significantly influenced by which global initiative that emphasizes science, technology,
engineering, and mathematics (STEM)?
A. Sustainable Development Goals
B. Millennium Development Goals
C. ASEAN Integration
D. K to 12 Program
D. K to 12 Program
Which concept refers to technology shaping
the way humans perceive the world?
A. Instrumental Good
B. Enframing
C. Intrinsic Good
D. Ultimate Good
B. Enframing
Coined the word Eudaimonia
A. Aristotle
B. Charles Darwin
C. Immanuel Kant
D. Epicurus
A. Aristotle
The real threat of technology comes from its
______?
A. activities
B. essence
C. destining
D. bringing forth
C. destining
What is the ultimate goal of critiquing human
flourishing in the context of technological
progress?
A. To develop new technologies that
improve life expectancy.
B. To define the meaning of the good life for
individuals.
C. To eliminate ethical dilemmas in robotics.
D. To implement stricter policies against
technology misuse.
B. To define the meaning of the good life for individuals
According to this Philosopher, ”happiness not
pleasure should be the standard of utility”.
A.Epicurus
B. Immanuel Kant
C. Aristotle
D. John Mill
C. Aristotle
What are the categories of “good” discussed in the context of science and technology?
A. Philosophical, Practical, Ethical
B. Intrinsic, Instrumental, Ultimate
C. Economic, Social, Environmental
D. Historical, Logical, Empirica
B. Intrinsic, Instrumental, Ultimate
It is the term used by Heidegger to describe
the way modern technology reveals itself by
exploiting nature, extracting something from
it, and then transforming it.
A. Challenging-forth
B. Bringing-forth
C. Saving power
D. Causality
A. Challenging-forth
What does the discussion on robotics and
humanity primarily address?
A. The history of robotics in industrial
applications.
B. The ethical dilemmas arising from robot
integration into society.
C. The technical challenges of building
autonomous robots.
D. The financial cost of robotic innovations.
B. The ethical dilemmas arising from robot integration into society.
In a hospital, what is an ethical concern of
using robots for patient care?
A. Robots could operate without error
B. Robots might lack empathy, impacting
patient interaction
C. Robots increase hospital costs
D. Robots are too fast
B. Robots might lack empathy, impacting patient interaction.
Which of the following roles is NOT played
by a robot?
A. Make life more efficient and less stressful
B. Understand human behavior
C. Perform complicated tasks
D. Ease workload and mankind
B. Understand human behavior
Which aspect of local governance is
emphasized in the context of technological
development?
A. Advancing technology for economic
growth.
B. Developing policies that protect
individual well-being.
C. Encouraging international technological
collaboration.
D. Funding scientific research and
innovation.
D. sit amet
B. Developing policies that protect individual well-being.
According to Heidegger, technology is
challenging forth when
A. it is for extracting something from nature,
storing it, and distributing it
B. it is brought out of concealment
C. it is revealed in nature
D. it brings about change causally
A. it is for extracting something from nature, storing it, and distributing it
Which school of thought in philosophy
teaches that a good life is attained by
understanding and accepting that we cannot
control external events, only our own
responses?
A. Rationalism
B. Utilitarianism
C. Existentialism
D. Stoicism
D. Stoicism
A self-driving car is programmed to prioritize
human life. In a sudden emergency, it must
choose between swerving to avoid a child and continuing straight into a crowd of elderly
people. Which ethical dilemma does this
scenario present?
A. Job displacement
B. Privacy concerns
C. Autonomous weapon systems
D. Moral decision-making
D. Moral decision-making
Which philosophical concept encourages
students to find meaningful lessons from
history in the context of science and
technology?
A. Enframing
B. Human Flourishing
C. The Good Life
D. Destining
B. Human Flourishing
Coined the word Eudaimonia
A. Aristotle
B. Charles Darwin
C. Immanuel Kant
D. Epicurus
A. Aristotle
What are “The Three Laws of Robotics”
meant to address?
A. Economic efficiency in robotic systems.
B. Ethical and moral guidelines for robot
behavior.
C. The design principles of artificial
intelligence.
D. Technological advancements in robotic
engineering.
B. Ethical and moral guidelines for robot behavior.
Refers to the technology that transmits
information as light pulses along a glass or
plastic fiber.
A. Fiber Cable
B. Satellite
C. Wireless Broadband
D. Fiber Optics
D. Fiber Optics
Who is often credited with the invention that
marks the start of the Information Age?
A. Alan Turing
B. Johannes Gutenberg
C. Steve Jobs
D. Claude E. Shannon
B. Johannes Gutenberg
Which technological advancement in the
1970s significantly contributed to the
development of the Information Age?
A. The World Wide Web
B. Personal computers
C. Fiber-optic cables
D. The Internet
B. Personal computers
Which is NOT a technological advancement
during the digital age?
A. utilization of fiber optics cables
B. development of faster microprocessors
C. adoption of electronic mail
D. use of analog memory system
D. Use of analog memory system
Who published a landmark paper proposing
that information can be quantitatively encoded as a series of ones and zeroes, and is known as the Father of Information Theory?
A. Harry Nyquist
B. Claude Shannon
C. Ralph Hartley
D. Ludwig Boltzmann
B. Claude Shannon
Which of the following factors is a threat to
the life of humanity?
A. Environmental problems like pollutions
that leads to climate change.
B. The disposal of solid wastes in to the
bodies of water generates a microplastic that
mixes in the oceans and seas.
C. Air pollution coming from the factories in
the metropolitan areas that contributes to the
airspaces can lead to the health problems
pertaining to respiratory / lung diseases
D. All of the above.
D. All of the above.
What challenge is described as “paralysis
through analysis”?
A. Lack of innovation in technology
development
B. Delayed decisions due to an overload of
information
C. Inability to encode data effectively
D. Poor management of corporate IT
systems
B. Delayed decisions due to an overload of information
This serves as a disruptive age for traditional
media such as books, publishing, the music
industry and more?
A. digitization
B. computerization
C. analog transparency
D. emails
A. Digitization
What could be a potential concern for young
students in an age of easy access to
information?
A. improved academic achievement
B. Relying on information retrieval rather
than critical thinking
C. Reduced access to resources.
D. Improved information security.
B. Relying on information retrieval rather than critical thinking
How has social media impacted business
recruitment practices?
A. Reduced the importance of personal
referrals
B. Allowed recruiters to engage with a wider
pool of candidates
C. Replaced traditional interview methods
with online tests
D. Eliminated the need for job postings on
websites
B. Allowed recruiters to engage with a wider pool of candidates
What term describes the phenomenon where
individuals excessively rely on rapid data
processing instead of critical thinking?
A. Data procrastination
B. Intellectual dependency
C. Lazy analytics
D. Data-driven intellectual laziness
D. Data-driven intellectual laziness
When was the printing press invented?
A. 13th century
B. 14th century
C. 15th century
D. 16th century
C. 15th century
What could be a potential concern for young
students in an age of easy access to
information?
A. improved academic achievement
B. Relying on information retrieval rather
than critical thinking
C. Reduced access to resources.
D. Improved information security.
B. Relying on information retrieval rather than critical thinking
What is one of the consequences of excessive
social media use in workplaces?
A. Higher employee satisfaction
B. Improved team collaboration
C. Decreased productivity
D. Enhanced data sharing among teams
C. Decreased productivity
How has Claude E. Shannon’s work
influenced the Information Age?
A. By developing the first personal
computer
B. By creating the World Wide Web
C. By laying the foundation for digital
communication and data transmission
D. By inventing the first smartphone
C. By laying the foundation for digital communication and data transmission
What was one major drawback of “big data”
approaches mentioned in the document?
A. It decreased overall efficiency in
companies
B. It allowed the confirmation of any
hypothesis, whether valid or not
C. It was unable to integrate with existing
technological systems
B. It allowed the confirmation of any hypothesis, whether valid or not
What is a common risk associated with
sharing personal information on social media?
A. Increased difficulty in finding
employment
B. Vulnerability to crimes like identity theft
and stalking
C. Losing access to the platform
D. Higher chances of encountering online
advertisements
B. Vulnerability to crimes like identity theft and stalking
How has social media changed traditional
friendships according to the document?
A. It eliminated physical meetings entirely
B. It expanded the definition of “friends” to
include virtual connections
C. It replaced face-to-face communication
with video calls exclusively
D. It reduced the overall number of
friendships people maintain
B. It expanded the definition of “friends” to include virtual connections
What is one of the consequences of
excessive social media use in workplaces?
A. Higher employee satisfaction
B. Improved team collaboration
C. Decreased productivity
D. Enhanced data sharing among teams
C. Decreased productivity
He is known as the father of Information
Theory.
A. Johannes Gutenberg
B. George Devol
C. Claude E. Shannon
D. Jonathan Chait
C. Claude E. Shannon
Which term refers to misinformation
spread on social media to intentionally
deceive people?
A. Clickbait
B. Viral Marketing
C. Data Breach
D. Fake News
D. Fake News
The following are stakeholders when it
comes to the decision-making and regulation
matters related to GMOs, except: E
A. Risk Analysts
B. Environment
C. Biotechnology firms
D. Ecologists
B. Environment
The nanostructure like figure can be seen
on _____.
A. Telescope
B.Microscope
C. Eyeglasses
D. Magnifying glass
B. Microscope
A branch of technology that deals with the
manipulation and study of matter at the
nanoscale.
A. Nanostructures
B. Nanotechnology
C. Nanometer
D. Nanometry
B. Nanotechnology
Which of the following is an example of
natural nanostructures?
A. Steel cables
B. Multilayered butterfly wings
C. Fossilized remains
D. Wooden fibers
B. Multilayered butterfly wings
A cosmetic company uses nanoparticles in
products. What ethical issue should it
consider?
A. Cost reduction
B. Testing for skin safety and long-term
effects
C. Decreasing product quality
D. Shortening product shelf life
B. Testing for skin safety and long-term effects
What is a primary focus of
nanotechnology research?
A. Developing virtual reality tools
B. Creating innovative products in medicine,
transportation, and computing
C. Designing large-scale agricultural
machinery
D. Expanding the Industrial Revolution’s
impact
B. Creating innovative products in medicine, transportation, and computing
Golden rice is a genetically modified crop
plant where the incorporated genes are meant
for biosynthesis of
A. Beta-carotene or Vitamin A
B. Vitamin B
C. Vitamin C
D. Vitamin D
A. Beta-carotene or Vitamin A
What does the term GMO stand for?
A. General Modified Operations
B. Genetically Modified Organisms
C. Gene Molecular Operations
D. Genetically Managed Organisms
B. Genetically Modified Organisms
How small is a “nanometer”?
A. one thousandth of a meter
B. one millionth of a meter
C. one billionth of a meter
D. one trillionth of a meter
C. One billionth of a meter
- What is the purpose of genetically
modifying Golden Rice?
A. To make rice resistant to herbicides
B. To enhance its vitamin A content
C. To improve its growth in cold climates
D. To reduce its water requirement
B. To enhance its vitamin A content
Which of the following is an important
contribution of nanotechnology in medicine?
A. Advanced diagnostic and imaging tools
B. Technologies cleaning groundwater sources
C. Pollution-mitigating technologies
D. Energy-efficient apparatuses
A. Advanced diagnostic and imaging tools
How many nanometers are there in a piece
of paper?
A. 80,000 nanometers
B. 100,000 nanometers
C. 1,000,000 nanometers
D. 1,000,000,000 nanometers
A. 80,000 nanometers
Which of the following is an important
contribution of nanotechnology in medicine?
A. Advanced diagnostic and imaging tools
B. Technologies cleaning groundwater sources
C. Pollution-mitigating technologies
D. Energy-efficient apparatuses
A. Advanced diagnostic and imaging tools
Which of the following is a common
vector used in gene therapy?
A. Bacteria
B. Modified viruses
C. Algae
D. Fungi
B. Modified viruses
Nanoparticles are often used in sunscreens
for their ability to:
A. Increase the need for frequent application
B. Block the sun entirely, preventing all UV
exposure
C. Create stronger chemical reactions when
exposed to the sun
D. Absorb UV radiation more efficiently
without leaving a visible residue
D. Absorb UV radiation more efficiently without leaving a visible residue
A branch of technology that deals with the
manipulation and study of matter at the
nanoscale.
A. Nanostructures
B. Nanotechnology
C. Nanometer
D. Nanometry
B. Nanotechnology
Gene therapy involves:
A. Introducing genetic material into cells to
treat diseases.
B. Modifying a person’s diet to treat genetic
disorders.
C. Using drugs to target specific genes.
D. Surgically removing defective genes.
A. Introducing genetic material into cells to treat diseases.
What is a major ethical concern related to
germline gene therapy?
A. It requires federal funding to proceed
B. It only targets older individuals
C. It can pass genetic modifications to future
generations
D. It eliminates all genetic diversity in
human
C. It can pass genetic modifications to future generations.
What trait has been genetically engineered
into Bt corn?
A. Drought tolerance
B. Resistance to the European corn borer
C. Higher nutritional content
D. Improved flavor
B. Resistance to the European corn borer
RA 8749 is also known as
A. Philippine Clean Water Act
B. Water Code of the Philippines
C. Philippine Clean Air Act
D. Sanitary Code of the Philippines
C. Philippine Clean Air Act
Which is the following is the most
environmentally preferred pollution
prevention method?
A. reducing waste at the source
B. treatment of waste
C. ultimate disposal
D. recycling
A. reducing waste at the source
Which element is considered the largest
source of world’s commercial energy
consumption?
A. coal
B. natural gas
C. oil
D. nuclear
C. oil
