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WorksheetsScience, Technology & Society Long Quiz - Lessons 5-7.
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 30mins
1. His work in philosophy is focused on ontology
Martin Heidegger
William Nelson Joy
Jason Hickel
Romi Mukherjee
2. Technology is viewed as a tool available to individuals, groups, and communities that desire to make an impact on the society
Anthropological
Meditative
Instrumental
Calculative
3. Technology is defined as a human activity because to achieve an end and to produce and use a means to an end is by human activity.
Meditative
Anthropological
Instrumental
Calculative
All are examples of challenging forth except.
Dynamite Fishing
Harnessing Solar Energy from the Sun
Burning of Fossil Fuel
Mining
Which of the following is not an example of bringing forth.
Traditional Farming
Wind Turbine
Dynamite Fishing
Geothermal Power plant
6. What does Heidegger say happens to humanity when it becomes Enframed by the essence
of technology?
Humanity can do anything.
Humanity has reached its end.
Humanity is trapped.
Humanity becomes only the orderer of the resources.
He wrote the Nicomachean ethics
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
Heraclitus
It is only achieved through a rationally directed life
Happiness
Agape
Fame
Pleasure
9. It is the highest human capabilities
Rational
Nutritive
Sensitive
Appetitive
10. It means achieving the best condition possible for a human being
Eudaimonia
Welfare
Happiness
All of the above
11. Man’s end goal
Life
Happiness
Money
Luxury
12. Declared the greatest happiness principle by saying that an action is right as far it maximizes the attainment of happiness for the greatest number of people.
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
Stuart Mill
13. The 1st philosopher of this thought was the atomists of Greece.
Theism
Hedonism
Humanism
Materialism
14. Catholic believes in the existence of heaven
Humanism
Materialism
Theism
Hedonism
15. Freedom of man to carve his own destiny and to legislate his own laws
Hedonism
Theism
Humanism
Stoicism
16. Having the value to endure pain or hardship without complaint
Hedonism
Humanism
Theism
Stoicism
17. Gluttony
Humanism
Stoicism
Hedonism
Materialism
18. Which of the following activities puts our planet and society at risk.
Overconsumption
Pollution
Overpopulation
All of the above
19. He introduced the concept of de-development
Jason Hickel
William Nelson Joy
Martin Heidegger
Romi Mukherjee
20. Catching down of rich countries in order to sustain equity among people. Encourage them to stop overconsumption
Development
De-development
Progress
Burgeoning
Check all the correct answers.
Technology reveals the world by
Ancient discovery (fossils, places, artifacts).
Cultures, traditions, and beliefs
The state of the health
Information (Facebook, Youtube, Google)
22. Humans desire to put an order to nature to better
understand and control it.
Meditative
Calculative
Instrumental
Anthropological
23. Humans allow nature to reveal itself to them without the use of force or violence.
Meditative
Instrumental
Anthropological
Calculative
24. Virtue achieved through education, time and experience
Moral Virtue
Intellectual Virtue
Prudential Virtue
All of the above
25. It is like a skill, it is only acquired through habitual practice.
Moral
Intellectual
Prudential
All of the above
26. Its key virtue is wisdom.
Intellectual
Moral
Prudential
All of the above.
27. This is the belief of most scientist
Hedonism
Materialism
Theism
Humanism
28. Devotion to God
Humanism
Stoicism
Materialism
Theism
29. Led by Democritus and Leucippus which believe that the world is made up and controlled by atoms.
Humanism
Materialism
Hedonism
Stoicism
30. Which is a limit of technology
Presence of shopping malls
Presence of restaurants
Lack of habitable territories
Subdivisions
