Worksheets3rD QUARTER EXAMS IN TRENDS
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 22mins
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. What is trend?
A. A fashion
B. An old item forgotten
C. Change or develop in a general direction.
D. A and C
2. It is the widespread practice of collecting information and attempting to spot a pattern, or trend, in the information.
A. Trend Analysis
B. Trendspotter
C. Innovation
D. Collaboration
3. It is transitory or quick, affect only particular group of people without impact and driven by emotions.
A. Trend
B. Fad
C.Culture
D. Fashion
4. It is significant, have broad implications in all aspects of society, identifiable and explainable.
A. Trend
B. Fad
C.Innovations
D. Social Media
5. What is the easiest way to categorize FADS?
A. Short-lived
B. Invisible
C.Long-lived
D. Long-run
It involves only statements, which are linguistic expressions that are either ture or false.
reasoning
argumentation
critical thinking
It is the methodical analysis of reasoning.
reasoning
critical thinking
argumentation
It concerns whether the support that a premise or set of premises provides for the acceptance of a conclusion is complete or incomplete.
reasoning
argumentation
critical thinking
It is the credibility of the argument
inductive
reasoning
deductive
It can either be a weak or strong argument.
inductive
deductive
reasoning
It is about understanding the implications of inputs and influences to the reasoning process.
inductive
deductive
critical thinking
reasoning
To comprehend and express the meaning or significance of a wide variety of experience.
analysis
interpretation
inference
evaluation
To assess the credibility of statements.
evaluation
inference
interpretation
analysis
To identify and secure elements needed to draw reasonable conclusions
inference
analysis
explanation
self - regulation
To identify the intended and actual inferential relationships among statements
analysis
critical thinking
self - regulation
inference
To present in cogent and coherent way results of one's reasoning
self - regulation
explanation
analysis
interpretation
This skill enables to self - consciously monitoring one's cognitive activities.
analysis
self - regulation
inference
evaluation
What element of trends states that trends are popularly accepted by many industries and people?
A. Acceptability
B. Cultural basis
C. Duration of Time
D. Transitory Increase or Decrease
Which of the following is a process of discovering the root causes of a problem in order to identify appropriate solutions?
Critical Analysis
Intuitive Thinking
Root-Cause Analysis
Strategic Analysis
What is the combination of persons partaking in activities for purposes of a particular process, course or procedure of productive or industrial activity shared for their joint or mutual benefit?
Collaboration
Intersection
Cooperation
Organization
Which of the statements below does NOT climate change solution?
Diminishing deforestation
Recycling of plastics for household's use
Optimizing vehicles proficiency
Reduces the amount of greenhouse gas emissions.
Trends have different characteristics that show its special qualities. Which of the following characteristics does not belong that shows the special qualities of trends?
A. Creativity
B. Consistency
C. Innovation
D. Versatility
How social networks help to create solution in a certain community?
Social networks examine a situation to create solutions
Social networks help to understand community because of the people
Social networks examine community by giving ideas
Social networks help in identifying problems by examining interrelated institutions to create solutions.
A trend is rooted on the people's cultural traditions, beliefs, and values. A trend persists and continues because people have seen it as part of a society's culture. Which of the following elements of trends best describes the statements above?
A. Acceptability
B. Cultural basis
C. Duration of Time
D. Transitory Increase or Decrease
Jenna is fond of buying milk tea, but instead of throwing away the glass of milk tea, she uses to plant it with different flowers that she also fond of doing. What ways of caring for environment is employed by Jenna?
Recycle
Reduce
Replant
Rethink
A fishbone diagram is a cause-and-effect discovery tool that helps figure out the reasons for defects, variations or failures within a process. Sometimes a fishbone diagram is also called Ishikawa diagram.
First statement is false and the second is true.
First statement is true and the second is false.
Both statements are false.
Both statements are true.
Which information would you use to support that United States of America and People's Republic of China are the key players in the configuration of a solid globalization, economically and politically?
The products and services of these countries are exponentially distributed to their neighboring countries and eventually to every household and establishment around the world in the mode of importation and exportation.
Managing difference among multicultural countries
The growing worldwide inequality
Global changes in culture deeply affect education policies, practices and institutions
It is the most powerful force for change in the world today affecting all societies in the planet.
Migration
Globalization
Labor and Employment
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Skull
legs
bone
flesh
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