NEW
Font size
WorksheetsSTS-Q_4
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
What type of boat did early Filipinos use for transportation and trade?
Balangay
Katig
Baroto
Bangka
Which structure reflects indigenous engineering using bamboo and nipa palm?
Bahay kubo
Bahay na bato
Longhouse
Treehouse
What was the primary mode of knowledge transmission during the Pre-Colonial period?
Oral tradition
Written books
Stone tablets
Scrolls
Which colonial power introduced formal science education through Catholic schools?
Spanish
American
Japanese
British
What institution was established in 1611 to teach physics and mathematics?
Universidad de Santo Tomás
Colegio de San Juan
Ateneo Municipal
Escuela Normal
Who were the American teachers that helped reorganize Philippine education in 1901?
Thomasites
Ilustrados
Missionaries
Reformists
What was the primary goal of American science education in the Philippines?
Americanization
Colonization
Militarization
Commercialization
Which bureau was established in 1901 for tropical medicine and agriculture?
Bureau of Science
Bureau of Health
Bureau of Education
Bureau of Trade
What event caused massive destruction of scientific institutions in the Philippines?
World War II
Martial Law
Spanish-American War
Cold War
Which country provided reparation funds after World War II?
Japan
United States
China
Germany
What is one internal influence shaping science and technology development?
Survival
Colonization
International Trade
Diplomacy
What is one external influence on Philippine science and technology?
Foreign colonizers
Local rituals
Indigenous beliefs
Tribal customs
What remains a major challenge in science education today?
Low enrollment
High tuition
Overpopulation
Climate change
Which agency collaborates with NCRP to align with ASEAN goals?
DOST
CHED
DOH
NEDA
What is the goal of the Philippine Science High School System?
Train young scientists
Promote agriculture
Teach foreign languages
Develop tourism
Why did indigenous science fail to scale during the Pre-Colonial period?
Lack of documentation
Absence of funding
Weak leadership
Poor infrastructure
How did colonial suppression affect native scientific systems?
Marginalized practices
Improved access
Encouraged growth
Expanded networks
What was the impact of the galleon trade on Filipino science?
Skewed benefits
Equal exchange
Local empowerment
Scientific autonomy
Why were Filipinos barred from studying science in Europe?
Colonial control
Language barrier
Lack of interest
Religious conflict
How did the Catholic Church influence scientific progress?
Restricted inquiry
Promoted research
Funded projects
Built academies
What was the long-term effect of American science education?
Broadened access
Reduced literacy
Limited outreach
Narrowed scope
Why did the Thomasites play a crucial role in science education?
Structured learning
Cultural resistance
Religious doctrine
Political agenda
How did Protestant missions contribute to science development?
Remote outreach
Urban planning
Military support
Trade expansion
What was the strategic use of ODA in post-war recovery?
Boost productivity
Increase imports
Reduce taxes
Limit spending
Why was human resource development prioritized after WWII?
National rebuilding
Political stability
Cultural revival
Religious reform
How do internal and external influences shape science today?
Historical layering
Political rivalry
Religious tension
Economic isolation
What is the rationale behind teaching in the mother tongue?
Inclusive learning
Cultural bias
Religious unity
Political control
Why is biosafety important in ASEAN food standards?
Regional consistency
Market expansion
Religious harmony
Political neutrality
What is the purpose of science and technology parks?
Academic-industry link
Political campaign base
Religious training site
Cultural heritage zone
Why does the government encourage scientists abroad to return?
Local collaboration
Political loyalty
Religious conversion
Cultural assimilation
What is the main goal of the PICARI Project?
Enhance STEM competitiveness
Promote cultural tourism
Expand language education
Improve sports programs
Which government agency launched the PICARI Project?
CHED
DOST
DOH
NEDA
What track was integrated into senior high school under K to 12?
STEM
ABM
HUMSS
TVL
Which Filipino scientist is known for research on mango tissue culture?
Ramon Barba
Lourdes Cruz
Fabian Dayrit
Rafael Guerrero
Who invented meconium drug testing?
Enrique Ostrea Jr.
Jose Cruz Jr.
Lilian Patena
Angel Alcala
Which UP campus is a center for marine science and fisheries?
UP Visayas
UP Manila
UP Diliman
UP Los Baños
What field is Lourdes Jansuy Cruz known for?
Sea snail venom
Herbal medicine
Plant biotechnology
Tilapia culture
Which scientist is a graph theorist and educator?
Mari-Jo Ruiz
William Padolina
Josefino Comiso
Gregory Tangonan
What does UP Diliman host to support science and engineering?
National complex
Marine center
Health institute
Agricultural hub
What is a key reason for the success of many Filipino scientists?
Strong science education
Foreign scholarships
Political support
Business training
Why is the STEM track important in senior high school?
Promotes college enrollment
Encourages early retirement
Reduces school dropouts
Increases tuition fees
How does the PICARI Project strengthen national development?
Fosters global collaboration
Supports local tourism
Promotes cultural dances
Expands food exports
What is the impact of aligning science policies with global treaties?
Supports cooperation standards
Increases local taxes
Reduces school hours
Limits foreign travel
Why is it important to include Filipino scientists in the curriculum?
Promote national identity
Encourage foreign migration
Reduce textbook costs
Limit global influence
What does the success of Filipino scientists reveal about education?
Importance of early exposure
Need for foreign teachers
Value of private schools
Role of political leaders
How do science policies benefit the entire population?
Guide national progress
Restrict local farming
Delay infrastructure
Limit health access
Why is UP Los Baños called a “science paradise”?
Specialized research fields
Large student population
Expensive tuition fees
Central urban location
What does the emphasis on foundational science education imply?
Early curiosity matters
Late training is better
Politics drives learning
Funding solves all
Why is dissemination of research findings important?
Public awareness grows
Scientists earn more
Schools get richer
Laws become stricter
What is the role of science legislation in national development?
Provides legal framework
Increases food prices
Reduces school funding
Promotes superstition
