STS Unit 3 Lesson 1 GSW 4

Which of the following views on technology posits that technology can alleviate all the difficulties and provide solutions for problems that may come?

• Aristotelianism

• Technological Pessimism

• Technological Optimism

• Technocratism

According to him, "technology is by no means technological".

• Jacques Ellul

• Aristotle

• Martin Heidegger

• Friedrich Nitzsche

The purpose or primary use by which the technology was made for.

• Causa Formalis

• Causa Materialis

• Causa Efficiens

• Causa Finalis

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of technology?

• Life has become easy through S&T.

• Natural beauty is decreasing due to the development of modern technology.

• Using various technology man became more advanced.

• Communication becomes easier, faster, and cheaper.

Machines are not used in their 100% capability because there is always heat produced when they are operational. Which limit of technology is exemplified above?

• The laws of Physics

• The laws of software and algorithms.

• The problems of design.

• The problems of functionality

Which of the following is NOT a limit of technology?

• The problems of design

• Using technology man is doing illegal things

• The impact of economics

• The influence of politics

Which view on technology states that technology will be judged based on the value given to the product based on its use and effect on the society?

• Aristotelianism

• Technological Pessimism

• Technological Optimism

• Existentialism

The table is made out of wood. Which causality is defined in the statement?

• Causa Materialis

• Causa Formalis

• Causa Finalis

• Causa Efficiens

Which of the following is considered as a disadvantage of the use of technology?

• S&T made a lot of things easy to do for men.

• Nuclear energy also affected the plants and animals.

• Man became more advanced.

• Innovations in technology increased our standard of living.

Who is the proponent of existentialist belief in the use of technology?

• Aristotle

• Jacques Ellul

• Martin Heidegger

• Plato