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Total questions: 57

Worksheet time: 30mins

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1.

It is a fundamental element in understanding the world and the universe. The people who practiced this field were called philosophers.

a)

Mathematics

b)

Science

c)

Philosophy

d)

Ethics

2.

It is reffered as art and craft in the practixcal application of the understanding of the natural world.

a)

Science

b)

Ethics

c)

Technology

d)

Art Appreciation

3.

It is a transdiciplinary course that examines the relationships and interactions or human kind and the natural world.

a)

Science

b)

Technology

c)

Philosophy

d)

Science, Technology and Society

4.

Science is not a (a)   . What was true then, can not be true now, and what is true now can be not true in the future.

5.

Science is (a)   . It abides with rules of observation or experimentations that can be universally repeated.

6.

Which one best describes Observational Science? Choose the best answer.

a)

It is the specific aspects of the world that are generated through observation.

b)

It is an aspect of Science that reflects on how the world is created.

c)

It is an aspect of Science that helps us understand life.

d)

It is an aspect of Science that shows the philosophy we need to understand the world.-

7.

Which one best describes Experimental Science? Choose the best answer.

a)

It is done through extensive observation with an ample amount of time.

b)

It is an aspect of Science that reflects on how the world is created.

c)

It is conducted to answer some questions about the world.

d)

It is an aspect of Science that shows the philosophy we need to understand the world.

8.

The Royal Society of London for the Improvement of Natural Knowledge was found on what year?

a)

1660

b)

1667

c)

1890

d)

1960

9.

Who coined the term "Science"?

a)

Aristotle

b)

Albert Einstein

c)

Stephen Hawking

d)

William Whewell

10.

It is a philosophical manner of thinking about the material world and changing it.

a)

Philosophy

b)

Science

c)

Technology

d)

Alchemy

11.

The coding system of the alchemists is called what?

a)

Science

b)

Calculus

c)

Experiments

d)

Deknamen

12.

This field of Science is rooted from Alchemy.

a)

Biology

b)

Mathematics

c)

Philosophy

d)

Chemistry

13.

Which element is not in the Noble and Base metals?

a)

Tin

b)

Silver

c)

Copper

d)

Bronze

14.

Choose the correct answer for transmutation particulars.

a)

Turning into new form

b)

One transmutation

c)

Evolving into new form

d)

None of the above

15.

Choose the correct answer for trasmutation universals.

a)

Turning into new form

b)

One transmutation

c)

Evolving into new form

d)

None of the above

16.

Is the important channels of transmission of energy using the elemental metal, magnets, and to organize system.

a)

Organized Alchemy

b)

Feng shui

c)

Engineer

d)

Metal Alchemy

17.

Is the alchemical practice that focuses on natural medicine, preservation of health, natural products of toxicology.

a)

Alchemical Practice

b)

Practical Alchemy

c)

Aryuvedic Practice

d)

Ayurvedic Practice

18.

A persian alchemist known for authoring three thousand text about alchemical practices, including minerology, transmutation, and medical elixers.

a)

Jabir Ibn Hayyan

b)

Jakar Sol Hayyan

c)

Aljar Hayyan

d)

Torque Hayyan

19.

This schools are group of students and

teachers that asks and attempts to answer

the questions on the natural world and

reason out. The biggest contribution of the

school is the “rational debates”, in order to

generate knowledge.

a)

School of Thinkers

b)

School of Rationals

c)

School of Thoughts

d)

School of Schools

20.

He believed in separating the divinities of the gods

to the power of the human intellect, knowledge

became an object. He was also the first indivudual to have made and proved his own theorem

a)

Aneximander

b)

Empedocles

c)

Pythagora

d)

Thales

21.

The first European “schools of

philosophy” called the

a)

School of Thought

b)

School of Thinkers

c)

School of Rationals

d)

Melisians School

22.

The first European “schools of

philosophy” called the

a)

School of Thought

b)

School of Thinkers

c)

School of Rationals

d)

Milesians School

23.

One of the first Greeks to

contribute to the body of knowledge and also the first European philosopher to write down his ideas.

a)

Anaximander

b)

Empedocles

c)

Pythagora

d)

Thales

24.

Anaximander also contributed works on

astronomy, geometry and mathematics,

he was also the one who introduced the

a)

Linear Equation

b)

Gnomon

c)

Astrology

d)

None of the above

25.

The last great thinker and philosopher that was

said to be associated with the Milesian schools

was

a)

Anaximander

b)

Empedocles

c)

Pythagora

d)

Aristotle

26.

He was the one who introduced idealism in the

practice of science, an idealist like him, generates

abstract models of perfect materials.

a)

Pythagora

b)

Democritus

c)

Socrates

d)

Aristotle

27.

Was the first person to scientifically answer the

question “what is matter?” and “what is matter

made off?” using philosophical approach.

a)

Socrates

b)

Aristotle

c)

Democritus

d)

Plato

28.

What method involves involves constantly asking

questions so that the students can breakdown into the

problem, and eventually create and test their

hypothesis?

a)

Inquiry Method

b)

Socratic Method

c)

Art of Questioning

d)

Skepticism

29.

What method involves involves constantly asking

questions so that the students can breakdown into the

problem, and eventually create and test their

hypothesis?

a)

Inquiry Method

b)

Socratic Method

c)

Art of Questioning

d)

Skepticism

30.

Plato had a grea impact on what is now called

_______, means “thinking about your own

thinking”.

a)

Metacognito

b)

Metacognition

c)

Metallica

d)

Metamorphosis

31.

His school was called “Peripatetic”,

which means “walkie”,

a)

Lyceum of Aristotle

b)

Academy of Plato

c)

Pre Socratic School

d)

None of the above

32.

Which is not belong in the discussed written books of Artistotle

a)

On the heavens

b)

Physics

c)

On the Soul

d)

On the Nature

33.

Were known to be the "Great builders". They built many and strong monumental

buildings, roads, bridges, arches, and most famous domes which stands still

until today.

a)

The Roman Empire

b)

The Greece Empire

c)

The Mesopotamia

d)

None of the above

34.

Aristotle sought knowledge and classified it in two forms. What are those?

a)

Acquirable and observable

b)

Observable and Theoretical

c)

Useful and Theoretical

d)

Useful and Theorized

35.

What is the root word of “technology” in the historical times.

a)

Techny

b)

Technei

c)

Techne

d)

Technical

36.

What is the root word of “technology” in the historical times and is associated with the arts – the art of craftmanship, this also meant that the

practical knowledge can be learned by doing, and relate to practical world.

a)

Techny

b)

Technei

c)

Techne

d)

Technical

37.

The root word of “epistemology”, is considered as the study of knowledge, this

form of knowledge is mostly associated to science, because science is

abstract.

a)

Episteme

b)

Epistime

c)

Epistemic

d)

Epste

38.

In the ancient Mediterranean times, the people that build those “war

machines” were called

a)

Architechy

b)

Architectons

c)

Architects

d)

B and C

39.

Is a famous mathematician, he also

worked with geometrical proofs, like the area a circle,

infinitesimals, and exponents. He used his intellect to

help the Greeks fight the Romans by inventing a lot of

war machines.

a)

Aristotle

b)

Archimedes

c)

Andrade

d)

None of the above

40.

Today, the practice of construction is mixing cement, sand and adding water

to build concrete buildings, but this practice goes back in 150 BCE, as the

Roman engineers began mixing ash, rocks, water, and lime to build Roman

concretes, this also known as

a)

Mason

b)

Arsonist

c)

op caementitum

d)

op course

41.

Romans infastracture roads

crisscrossed along parts of Africa, Asia, and Europe, as the old saying goes,

“All roads, lead to Rome”.

a)

The Great Way

b)

The bridge to all the worlds

c)

Romanian Way

d)

The Appian Way

42.

The most known infrastructure of the Roman empire today

that flooded blood for many years is the Flavian Amphitheater or also known as

a)

The Dome

b)

The Colosseum

c)

The Pride of Rome

d)

None of the above

43.

He re-invented the telescope and used it as

an instrument that changed astronomy today.

a)

Galileo Galilei

b)

Nicolas Copernicus

44.

Francis Bacon proposed of developing a hub for intellectual work, a super university which will be called as the

a)

The Atlantis

b)

Solomon's House

45.

Scientists were not called “scientists” until 1840, the term was coined by an English scientist who also served as a historian and a priest. There were many scientists that contributed a lot in the scientific body of knowledge.

a)

William Whewell

b)

William Moore

46.

He worked on the three laws of motion which became

the foundation of the modern physics.

a)

Isaac Knewton

b)

Isaac Newton

47.

He became a rational experimentalists that became the sign of

overturning the one of the oldest natural philosophy, the

alchemy, and the birth of chemistry, he became

the “Father of Modern Chemistry” in 1777.

a)

Antoine Laurent de Lavoisier

b)

Antoine Laurent de Lorviser

48.

She is the first woman to win the Nobel prize

a)

Madam Auring

b)

Madam Curie

49.

He published his another paper on theory of general relativity, which

explains the physics of all situations.

a)

Albert Einstein

b)

Albert Bandura

50.

who invented the matrix mechanics and the theory of

uncertainty principle that states “any observer can detect the position of

velocity of any quantum particle, at any given time interval, but not both at

the same time”.

a)

Werner Heisenberg

b)

Erwin Schrödinger

51.

Who studied on wave mechanics, he used mathematical

equations to describe finding the electrons in a certain position.

a)

Werner Heisenberg

b)

Erwin Schrödinger

52.

Proposed Gencentrism at

around 150 BCE, and that is why it is sometimes

referred as the “Ptolemaic Model of Universe”.

a)

Nicolas Copernicus

b)

Ptolemy

53.

Proposed Geocentrism at

around 150 BCE, and that is why it is sometimes

referred as the “Ptolemaic Model of Universe”.

a)

Nicolas Copernicus

b)

Ptolemy

54.

Is the belief

that the Earth is fixed at the center of the

Universe. That the sun, moon, stars and even the

planets revolve around our planet.

a)

Geocentrism

b)

Geography

55.

Is the belief

that the Earth is fixed at the center of the

Universe. That the sun, moon, stars and even the

planets revolve around our planet.

a)

Geocentrism

b)

Heliocentrism

56.

View is the

astronomical model in which the Earth and planets

revolve around the Sun at the center of the Solar

System. That the earth is not the center of the

universe, and it is just part of the universe.

a)

Geocentrism

b)

Heliocentrism

57.

View is the

astronomical model in which the Earth and planets

revolve around the Sun at the center of the Solar

System. That the earth is not the center of the

universe, and it is just part of the universe.

a)

Geocentrism

b)

Heliocentrism