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MIDTERM EXAM

Total questions: 44

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

These are processes or products resulted from studying indigenous science.

a)

Indigenous Science

b)

Indigenous Knowledge

c)

Indigenous Technology

d)

  Indigenous Concept

2.

Drying and smoking are one of the most ancient

a)

Weather observation

b)

Food preservation

c)

Traditional health practices

d)

Technology

3.

If cows should choose to lay, the rain is on its way, indigenous science in terms of

a)

Weather observation

b)

Food preservation

c)

Traditional health practices

d)

Technology

4.

HNRDA has three key pillars towards Ambisyon Natin 2040, EXCEPT:

a)

Malasakit

b)

Makabayan

c)

Pagbabago

d)

Kaunlaran

5.

Science education in the Philippines focuses on

a)

teaching, learning , process

b)

teaching, learning, communication

c)

teaching, learning, understanding

d)

teaching, learning, comprehension

6.

Science education helps students learn important concepts and facts that are related to everyday including important skills.

a)

Basic Education

b)

Tertiary Education

c)

TechVoc Education

d)

Literacy and Numeracy

7.

It deals with developing students' understanding and appreciation of science ideas and scientific works.

a)

Basic Education

b)

Tertiary Education

c)

TechVoc Education

d)

Literacy and Numeracy

8.

It aims to develop Filipino children equipped with scientific and technological knowledge, skills and values.

a)

Special Science Elementary Schools

b)

Philippine Science High School

c)

Quezon City Regional Science High School

d)

Manila Science High School

9.

It caters scholars from Caraga which covers the provinces of Surigao del Norte, Surigao del Sur, Agusan del Norte, and Agusan del Sur.

a)

Special Science Elementary Schools

b)

Quezon City Regional Science High School

c)

Manila Science High School

d)

Philippine Science High School - CRC

10.

It was the first science high school in the Philippiines.

a)

Special Science Elementary Schools

b)

Quezon City Regional Science High School

c)

Manila Science High School

d)

Philippine Science High School - CRC

11.

It is the home and pioneer of the prominent school-based innovation known as the Dynamic Learning Program.

a)

Special Science Elementary School

b)

Manila Science High School

c)

Quezon City Science High School

d)

Central Visayan Institute Foundation

12.

  The real threat of technology comes from its

a)

activities

b)

essence

c)

products

d)

assumptions

13.

The second priority of the Council covers the documentation of indigenous knowledge, data collection on social phenomena, education, national security and sovereignty.

a)

Inclusive nation-building

b)

Food and nutrition

c)

sustainable community

d)

sufficient income

14.

Which of the following is NOT TRUE about the Philippine Science High School in the Philippines?

a)

Government program for gifted students in the country

b)

Continues to pursue its vision to develop Filipino scholars with scientific minds and passion for excellence

c)

With end view of preparing its students for science career

d)

Under DEPED, offering free scholarship

15.

All of the following are te mission of SSES, EXCEPT:

a)

Provide a learning environment to science-inclined children through a special curriculum

b)

Promote the development of lifelong learning skills

c)

Foster the holistic development of the learners

d)

Provides scholarships to encourage more students to pursue science courses

16.

All of the following are the programs of National Integrated Basic Research Agenda, EXCEPT:

a)

Water and security

b)

Food and nutrition

c)

Clean energy

d)

sufficient income

17.

One of the indigenous beliefs also develop desirable values which practice of motivating people by influencing their thoughts and behaviors.

a)

Cooperating Attitudes

b)

Practical Attitudes

c)

Reflective Attitudes

d)

Motivating Values

18.

One of the indigenous beliefs also develop desirable values which willingness to think about things that you do not understand.

a)

Cooperating Attitudes

b)

Practical Attitudes

c)

Reflective Attitudes

d)

Motivating Values

19.

All of the following were services to provide supplement R & D and technology transfer, EXCEPT:

a)

Upgrading of testing

b)

Standardization and quality control services

c)

Various forms of technical assistance and consulting services

d)

Specific Interventions through various programs

20.

He was a Filipino biologist dubbed as the Father of Kappapychus farming.

a)

Fe Villanueva del Mundo

b)

Eduardo Quisumbing

c)

Gavino Cajulao Trono Jr.

d)

Maria Orosa Ylagan

21.

He was a Filipino biologist, a leading authority of plants in the Philippines.

a)

Fe Villanueva del Mundo

b)

Eduardo Quisumbing

c)

Gavino Cajulao Trono Jr.

d)

Maria Orosa Ylagan

22.

Father of Philippine Orchidology.

a)

Fe Villanueva del Mundo

b)

Eduardo Quisumbing

c)

Gavino Cajulao Trono Jr.

d)

Maria Orosa Ylagan

23.

A Filipina food technologist, pharmaceutical chemist, humanitarian and war heroine.

a)

Fe Villanueva del Mundo

b)

Eduardo Quisumbing

c)

Gavino Cajulao Trono Jr.

d)

Maria Orosa Ylagan

24.

Invented calamansi juice powder, banana ketchup, soyalac, and two breeds of fruit-plants called oroval and clarosa.

a)

Fe Villanueva del Mundo

b)

Eduardo Quisumbing

c)

Gavino Cajulao Trono Jr.

d)

Maria Orosa Ylagan

25.

The DOST was further restructured resulting in the establishment of the following, EXCEPT:

a)

TAPI

b)

SEI

c)

STII

d)

STI

26.

NSTA stands for...

a)

National Science and Technology Association

b)

National Science and Technology Authority

c)

National Science and Tech Absolute

d)

National Science and Technology Accomplishment

27.

R & D institutes undertook contract researches to foster the collaboration among the institutes, the private sector and the academe in which they initiated _______ with some banks in the Philippines.

a)

Research and Development

b)

Foreign Technology

c)

Funding Assistance

d)

Science Parks

28.

He/She is the president that believed that the advancement of science and technology is instrumental in the national development.

a)

Cory Aquino

b)

Fidel Ramos

c)

Ferdinand Marcos

d)

Diosdado Macapagal

29.

He is known as the Father of Filipino Inventors.

a)

Eduardo Quisombing

b)

Alfred Alcala

c)

Arturo Alcaraz

d)

Benjamin Almeda

30.

On April 2016 the country launched into space its first micro satellite called

a)

Noah

b)

Filipinnovation

c)

Diwata

d)

Caoili

31.

Which government agency is primarily responsible for leading science and technology development in the Philippines?

a)

Department of Education (DepEd)

b)

Department of Science and Technology (DOST)

c)

Commission on Higher Education (CHED)

d)

Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)

32.

What is the main goal of the DOST Balik Scientist Program?

a)

To fund local science fairs and scientists in their inventions

b)

To send Filipino scientists abroad in developing countries

c)

To encourage Filipino scientists overseas to return and share expertise

d)

To train students in basic laboratory skills

33.

Which program provides scholarships for students pursuing degrees in science and engineering?

a)

Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program

b)

Tulong Dunong Program

c)

DOST-SEI Scholarship Program

d)

TESDA Training for Work Scholarship

34.

What is the primary purpose of the Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development (PCAARRD)?

a)

Conduct military research

b)

Promote information technology services

c)

Support R&D

d)

Manage weather forecasting

35.

Which DOST program focuses on disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation?

a)

Project NOAH

b)

Project STARBOOKS

c)

Project SPARTA

d)

Project iSAFE

36.

The overall purpose of science and technology development programs in the Philippines is to:

a)

Support national development

b)

Replace traditional industries

c)

Promote foreign dependency

d)

Limit technological access

37.

The Harmonized National R&D Agenda (HNRDA) primarily focuses on:

a)

National Needs

b)

Military technology

c)

Cultural preservation

d)

Sports development

38.

Which sector is emphasized in the S&T Agenda to ensure food security?

a)

Agriculture and Fisheries

b)

Tourism

c)

Transportation

d)

Entertainment

39.

The S&T Agenda promotes innovation mainly to:

a)

Strengthen economic competitiveness

b)

Increase imports

c)

Reduce education spending

d)

Eliminate local industries

40.

Which priority area supports the development of vaccines, medicines, and medical technologies?

a)

Energy

b)

Manufacturing

c)

Infrastructure

d)

Health and Nutrition

41.

What role does human resource development play in the S&T Agenda?

a)

It limits scientific training

b)

It focuses only on teachers

c)

It builds skilled engineers

d)

It replaces research institutions

42.

What role does human resource development play in the S&T Agenda?

a)

Solar-powered calculator

b)

Nuclear power plant

c)

Satellite communication

d)

Ifugao rice terraces irrigation system

43.

What is the main advantage of indigenous technologies?

a)

High production cost

b)

Dependence on imported materials

c)

Complex maintenance

d)

Sustainability

44.

Why should indigenous technologies be integrated into modern science and technology?

a)

To eliminate traditional knowledge

b)

To strengthen sustainable development

c)

To reduce cultural identity

d)

To rely solely on foreign technology