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Science and Technology and Nation Building

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Schools during the Spaniards are mandated to teach?

a)

Religion

b)

Mathematics

c)

Music and Arts

d)

Reading and Writing

e)

Health and Sanitation

2.

Do agriculture was prioritized due to possible profits?

a)

True

b)

False

3.

American Regime is focused in?

a)

Health and Sanitation

b)

Infrastructure

c)

Public Education System

4.

The early Filipino settlers use and implement?

a)

Using certain plants and herbs as medicine

b)

System of farming and animal-raising

c)

Established schools and introduced the concepts of subjects and disciplines

d)

Reorganized the learning of science

5.

The first livelihood skills that the Filipinos developed are?

a)

Farming

b)

Fishing

c)

Mining

d)

Weaving

e)

Teaching

6.

What are the programs supported by the PH government through DOST?

a)

Providing scholarships for undergraduate and graduate studies of students in field of Science and Technology.

b)

Providing funds for basic research related to science and technology.

c)

Established Irrigation system

d)

Build more infrastructure

7.

She was notable for her research on sea snail venom.

(a)  

8.

What did the Filipinos become during the Spanish Era?

(a)  

9.

What are the two locations for Galleon Trade?

a)

Acapulco to Manila

b)

Australia to Manila

c)

Manila to Acapulco

d)

Manila to Australia

10.

Who is this famous Filipino in the field of science that has research on Tilapia Culture?

a)

FABIAN MILLAR DAYRIT

b)

RAFAEL DINEROS GUERRERO III

c)

JOSEFINO CACAS COMISO

d)

JOSE BEJAR CRUZ

11.

What are the contributions of the Galleon Trade in the Philippines?

a)

Change of Environment

b)

Change of Beliefs

c)

Change of culture

d)

Change of Perspective

e)

Change of Language

12.

From what year did the Galleon Trade start in the country?

a)

1465 to 1815

b)

1535 to 1815

c)

1455 to 1815

d)

1565 to 1815