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WorksheetsTNCT 11-HUMSS QUIZ 1
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 1hrs 5mins
1. It is a “look that has the appeal of newness because it has been missing or scarce in the marketplace.
Trend
Fad
2. It is a short-lived idea or temporary event that is usually called as a “flash in the pan.”
Trend
Fad
3. Its popularity and reception of consumers for this idea fades away easily over a short period of time.
Trend
Fad
4. Its appeal among consumers is relatively small.
Trend
Fad
5. It is a pattern or a conceptualized idea that has the prospect of providing or having a continuing influence for a longer period of time.
Trend
Fad
6. When it reaches a certain point of popularity, it declines and eventually disappears and dies in the market.
Trend
Fad
7. Its influence spreads across many sectors in the society.
Trend
Fad
8. It is trivial because of its short life expectancy and prone to being outmoded.
Trend
Fad
9. It is not created but is just revived from a style that existed all along in the lives of some sub-group.
Trend
Fad
10. What is the stage of identifying a trend that involves the early adopters participating together with the innovators to increase the perceptibility or viability of the trend?
Fringe State
Mainstream
Trendy
1. Ariel accepts arguments without supporting information
Critical Thinking
Non-critical Thinking
The rapid technological advancement ushers an area where communication are at the tip of one's fingers.
True
False
The internet is solely used for data transmission.
True
False
One way to describe the rapid acceleration of technology is being aware of the communication tools.
True
False
The computer system has an overabundance of different applications available for limited ages.
True
False
Computers, electronic mail, internet, fax and mobile phones are among the information tools.
True
False
It is a pattern or a conceptualized idea that has the prospect of providing or having a continuing influence for a longer period of time due to its increasing and sustained presence and effect or even demand among its consumers in the case of a product.
Trend
Fad
Critical Thinking
Culture
It is a short-lived idea or temporary event that is usually called a “flash in the pan” because the popularity and reception of consumers for this idea fade away easily over a short time.
Trend
Fad
Critical Thinking
Culture
They are entities that are interconnected in some systematic way. They can be individuals or collectives.
Actors
Links
Networks
Flow
Referring to the things that are being exchanged by the actors through their links.
Actors
Links
Networks
Flow
It enables us to comprehend and express meaning or significance of a wide variety of experiences, situations, data, events, judgments, conventions, beliefs, rules, procedures, and criteria.
Interpretation skill
Analysis Skill
Inference
Evaluation skill
It allows us to identify the intended and actual inferential relationships among statements, questions, concepts, descriptions, or other forms of representation intended to express beliefs, judgement, experiences, reasons, information, or opinions.
Interpretation skill
Analysis Skill
Inference
Evaluation skill
It takes place when gases trapped in the atmosphere retain extra heat from the sun causing the Earth’s temperature to rise.
Global Warming
Climate Change
Greenhouse Effect
Migration
It is the movement of a person or groups from one territory to another for the purpose of seeing temporary or permanent residence.
Global Warming
Climate Change
Greenhouse Effect
Migration
These networks deal with the Islamic networks.
Policy Networks
Professional Networks
Religious Networks
Terrorist Networks
It is defined as a set of relatively stable relations that are nonhierarchical and interdependent in nature that links a variety of actors who have common interests with regard to a particular policy, and exchange resources to pursue these shared interests.
Policy Networks
Professional Networks
Religious Networks
Terrorist Networks
A policy wherein laws regarding restrictive importations of products are modified or totally abolished.
Conservatism
Privatization
Deregulation
Liberalization
Refers to the streamlining of government’s control over the industry for basic commodities.
Conservatism
Privatization
Deregulation
Liberalization
In this stage, consumer and public awareness of the trends grows as the early adopters participate together with the innovators to increase the perceptibility of the trend.
Fringe Stage
Trendy
Mainstream
Cultural Basis
It is usually aided by technology, in particular using telecommunication networks like the internet and mobile phones, through emails and social networking websites like Facebook and Twitter.
Human Networks
Social Networks
Computer Networks
Nonhuman Networks
Examples of these networks are televisions, radios, mobile phones, and computers.
Human Networks
Social Networks
Computer Networks
Nonhuman Networks
Statement A: Inductive Reasoning concerns to the support that a premise provides is incomplete and so its conclusion is merely probable.
Statement B: Deductive Reasoning concerns to the support that a premise provides is complete and hence the truth of its conclusion is certain.
Statement A is true; Statement B is false
Statement A is false; Statement B is true
Both statements are true
Both statements are false
Statement A: A trend lasts much linger and has a greater impact on society.
Statement B: Identifying a trend helps us to plan ahead effectively for the future.
Statement A is true; Statement B is false
Statement A is false; Statement B is true
Both statements are true
Both statements are false
Statement A: Global networks cross “borders” and connect to one country only.
Statement B: Global network movement across a boundary is long-term.
Statement A is true; Statement B is false
Statement A is false; Statement B is true
Both statements are true
Both statements are false
Statement A: Globalization provides a decrease in the level of global output.
Statement B: Globalization doesn’t influence the distribution and levels of income.
Statement A is true; Statement B is false
Statement A is false; Statement B is true
Both statements are true
Both statements are false
Statement A: Satisficing Heuristics is a heuristic that work when we stop our deliberation when we come to an alternative that is good enough to satisfy our objectives.
Statement B: Risk-Aversion Heuristic is a heuristic that work when we make judgments or decisions, or assess the probability of possible outcomes, on the basis of the belief that avoiding losses are preferable to making gains.
Statement A is true; Statement B is false
Statement A is false; Statement B is true
Both statements are true
Both statements are false
