module 1.3

What is a key method of knowledge transmission in Indigenous cultures?

• Formal education

• Digital communication

• Experimental transmissions

• Written documentation

Who are designated as knowledgeable and wise in Indigenous cultures?

• Storytellers

• Youngsters

• Elders

• Tribal leaders

What type of knowledge is passed through traditional means from generations?

• Global knowledge systems

• Modern technological knowledge

• Indigenous Knowledge, Systems, and Practices (IKSP)

• Scientific knowledge

Which civilization is known for keeping track of food requirements and astronomical data?

• Medieval Europeans

• Greeks

• Sumerians

• Islamic Civilization

What was the primary concern during the Medieval Europe period?

• Artistic expression

• Technological advancement

• Production of food and goods

• Scientific exploration

What did the invention of the written word expand?

• Religious knowledge

• Collective knowledge

• Cultural knowledge

• Individual knowledge

Which Greek philosopher is known for defining species?

• Plato

• Socrates

• Aristotle

• Ptolemy

What was a significant aspect of the European Enlightenment?

• Focus on religious texts

• Reinforcement of feudalism

• Emergence of the scientific method

• Decline of literacy

What does reductionist philosophy focus on?

• Cultural integration

• Empirical observation

• Analysis of large systems by parts

• Holistic understanding

What shift occurred in the 20th century regarding scientific paradigms?

• From empirical to magical

• From reductionist to holistic

• From holistic to mechanistic

• From written to oral traditions