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gsp2203

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the definition of health according to the World Health Organization?

a)

The ability to prevent all diseases

b)

The ability to cure all diseases

c)

The absence of disease or infirmity

d)

A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being

2.

Which type of pollution is caused by the release of toxic fumes from machines using hydrocarbons as fuel?

a)

Air Pollution

b)

Light Pollution

c)

Water Pollution

d)

Noise Pollution

3.

What is a major pollutant produced by human activity that can have adverse effects on human health and the ecosystem?

a)

Sulphur oxide (SO2)

b)

Nitrogen oxide

c)

Ozone

d)

Carbon monoxide

4.

What is the main approach of health science?

a)

The study of environmental health

b)

The study of animals and their health

c)

The study and research of the body and health-related issues

d)

The application of knowledge to improve health and prevent diseases

5.

What is the purpose of Health Information Technology (HIT) in the medical field?

a)

To limit the sharing of medical records

b)

To improve accessibility of patient information and reduce errors

c)

To increase the cost of healthcare services

d)

To reduce efficiency in accessing patient information

6.

What is the main aim of science education?

a)

To encourage sports participation

b)

To develop potential scientific and technological manpower

c)

To produce a scientifically literate society

d)

To promote artistic skills

7.

According to the National Policy on Education, what is the role of education in society?

a)

To foster the worth and development of the individual

b)

To discourage critical thinking

c)

To limit personal decision making

d)

To hinder economic productivity

8.

What is the definition of scientific literacy according to the United States National Center for Education Statistics?

a)

The expertise in culinary arts

b)

The knowledge and understanding of science concepts and processes required for personal decision making

c)

The ability to speak multiple languages fluently

d)

The skill of playing a musical instrument

9.

What are the attributes suggested by the NSTA for a scientifically and technologically literate person?

a)

Intellectual, Attitudinal, Societal, Interdisciplinary

b)

Physical, Emotional, Spiritual, Social

c)

Analytical, Creative, Logical, Practical

d)

Historical, Geographical, Linguistic, Mathematical

10.

What does scientific literacy entail according to Norris & Philips?

a)

Knowledge of ancient history and mythology

b)

Knowledge of the best-selling novels of all time

c)

Knowledge of the substantive content of science and ability to distinguish from non-science

d)

Knowledge of the latest fashion trends