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WorksheetsSTS Finalterm Exam (Multiple Choice)
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Circle the letter that provides the correct definition, identification and best answer for the question. 1. Technology is best defined as:
The study of life
The application of scientific knowledge to solve problems
A natural process of evolution
A form of entertainment
Which stage refers to early stone tools and simple inventions?
Classical Technology
Modern Technology
Proto-Technology
Postmodern Technology
Classical Technology is characterized by:
Digital machines
Agricultural tools and early cities
Nuclear energy
Artificial intelligence
Modern Technology began around:
5 years ago
500 years ago
5,000 years ago
50 years ago
Postmodern Technology is known for:
Purely natural tools
Highly synthetic and industrial products
Ancient farming practices
Stone-based tools
Alvin Toffler's First Wave refers to:
Industrial society
Three Farming society
Digital society
Scientific society
The Third Wave focuses on:
Factories and manual labor
Information and digital systems
Stone tools
Memorizing formulas Natural resources only
Replacement of old tech with new tech is known as:
Diffusion
Substitution
Automation
Distribution
Internet, radio, and computers belong to which category of technology?
Life Technology
Equipment Technology
Information Technology
Energy Technology
Vaccines and organ transplants fall under:
Life Technology
Energy Technology
Material Technology
Equipment Technology
Intellectual virtues are acquired through:
Birth
Instinct
Practice and discipline
Emotion
Which is an example of pleasure rather than happiness?
Helping others
Eating your favorite snack
Achieving a life goal
Building strong relationships
Circle the letter that provides the correct definition, identification and best answer for the question. 13. Aristotle’s “eudaimonia” means:
Temporary excitement
Human flourishing
Wealth accumulation
Physical pleasure
Which of the following is long-lasting?
Pleasure
Pain
Happiness
Stress
Public goods are described as:
Excludable
Rivalrous
Non-excludable and non-rivalrous
For private use only
A green economy focuses on:
High pollution and fast production
Sustainable development and low carbon footprint
Wasting natural resources
Relying on fossil fuels
Which of the following belongs to green practices?
Open burning
Solar energy use
Illegal logging
Overfishing
GDP measures:
Income abroad only
Banana catsup Value of goods and services produced in the country
Number of OFWs
Total population
Per capita income is calculated by:
Maria Orosa
Diosdado Banatao
Ruperta David
Rolando de la Cruz
Employment rate refers to:
Total jobs outside the country
People with jobs in relation to the labor force
Number of students graduating
Total population of families
Human life expectancy reflects:
Economic spending
expected number of years a person may live
city population
crime rate
Urban population refers to:
People living in rural areas
People living in cities
Children only
Senior citizens only
Urban population refers to:
People living in rural areas
Children only
People living in cities
Senior citizens only
Nanotechnology focuses on materials and devices at what scale?
1–100 cm
1–100 mm
1–100 nm
1–100 μm
What does “nano” mean?
One millionth
One billionth
One trillionth
One hundredth
Nanomaterials are unique because they:
Are very cheap
Are visible to the naked eye
Have new properties not seen in bulk materials
Cannot be engineered
Nanotechnology is considered a “general-purpose technology” because:
It is used only in agriculture
It is simple and outdated
It affects multiple fields and industries
It is used for entertainment
Nanotechnology is best defined as:
Engineering matter at the nanoscale
Manipulating molecules at the centimeter scale
Building large machines
Studying stars and galaxies
Which field is NOT typically associated with nanotechnology?
Physics
Chemistry
Engineering
Astronomy
A particle that is 50 nm in size belongs to which scale?
Nanoscale
Microscale
Atomic scale
Millimeter scale
The study of ethical and social issues in nanotechnology is called:
Nanoevaluation
Nanomedicine
Nanoethics
Nanotoxicology
Which term refers to “minute particles with novel properties”?
Nanodevices
Nanochemistry
Nanomedicine
Nanomaterials
Nanotechnology intersects with which fields?
Engineering
Biology
Computer science
All of the above
The US National Nanotechnology Initiative defines nanotechnology as research at:
1–1,000 meters
1–10 cm
100–1,000 nm
1–100 nm
Nanotechnology is considered an “enabling technology” because:
It supports and enhances other technologies
To modernize traditions for economic growth it replaces all old technologies
It is limited to electronics
It is not yet useful
Gold nanoparticles often appear:
White
Red
Green
Blue
Nanotechnology can manipulate matter at the:
Atomic and molecular level
Cellular level
Meter and kilometer level
Chemical reactor level
Nanomaterials behave differently mainly due to:
High cost
Magnetic fields
Density alone
Large surface area and quantum effects
Which human activity contributes most to climate change?
Building irrigation systems Volcanic eruptions
Cement manufacturing
Fossil fuel combustion
Solar panel installation
Science, technology, and society education helps learners: Which country has the highest share of global greenhouse gas emission?
China
United States
India
What national vision guides the long-term direction of STI in the Philippines?
Vision 2020
AmBisyon Natin 2040
Build, Build, Build
Bayanihan Act
What is the overarching goal of the Philippine Development Plan (PDP) 2023–2028?
Promote national security
Increase taxes
Accelerate poverty reduction and reinvigorate job creation
Privatize government institutions
The PDP 2023–2028 is anchored on the aspiration of a:
"Matatag, Maginhawa, at Panatag na Buhay"
Complicated and expensive life
Highly industrialized society only
Militarized nation
PDP 2023–2028 aligns with which global framework?
ASEAN Charter
G20 Agenda
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
International Space Treaty
PAGTANAW 2050 is primarily focused on:
Short-term policy adjustments
Long-term STI foresight for national development
Traffic reduction strategies
Overseas employment
Which government agenda serves as the national guide for R&D planning?
PDP
SONA
NEDA Roadmap
HNRDA
Republic Act 10055 (Philippine Technology Transfer Act) promotes:
Exportation of natural resources
Management and commercialization of government-funded IP
The banning of foreign researchers
Limiting R&D project approvals
Which law established the basic structure for science promotion and R&D funding?
RA 8293
RA 2067
RA 11293
RA 11035
Which law encourages Filipino scientists abroad to return and contribute their expertise?
RA 11035 – Balik Scientist Program
RA 8293 – IP Code
RA 11363 – Space Policy Act
RA 2067 – Science Act
50. The intellectual property code governs protection of:
Only books and songs
Patents, trademarks, and copyrights
Only scientific research
Land titles
