WorksheetsTrends Quiz
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is the primary purpose of a neural network?
Sharing content
Creating online profiles
Processing and analyzing data
Facilitating human connections
What is the main function of a social network?
Learning from large datasets
Driving autonomous vehicles
Analyzing complex data
Facilitating communication and connections
In which field are neural networks primarily used?
E-commerce
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning
Social media marketing
Online gaming
What do social networks enable users to do?
Process and analyze data
Stay in touch with friends and family
Uncover patterns and insights
Drive autonomous vehicles
What is the main difference between neural networks and social networks?
Social networks mimic the human brain's structure
Neural networks focus on communication
Both are used for data analysis
Neural networks process data while social networks facilitate connections
What is the purpose of a social network?
Recognizing patterns and making predictions
Fostering human connections and facilitating communication
Analyzing complex data
Mimicking the human brain's ability to learn
It is referred to as gut feeling, sixth sense, inner sense, instinct, inner voice, spiritual guide, etc.
Intuitive thinking
Strategic analysis
It involves additional sensors to perceive and get aware of the information from outside.
Intuitive thinking
Strategic analysis
It is spontaneous, quick, and finished at one time.
Intuitive thinking
Strategic analysis
This involves looking at the context of the problem.
Intuitive thinking
Strategic analysis
It refers to a system or method that requires deliberate, abstract, and effortful thinking that breaks down a complex problem into parts.
Intuitive thinking
Strategic analysis
The amount of time and resources are the primary factors.
Intuitive thinking
Strategic analysis
It is best used when a person is immersed in his or her field of expertise.
Intuitive thinking
Strategic analysis
It is effectively used in dealing with complex problems.
Intuitive thinking
Strategic analysis
This is the ability to understand something instinctively.
Intuitive thinking
Strategic analysis
It is relevant in addressing personal issues as a student.
Intuitive thinking
Strategic analysis
This term refers to a social structure composed of nodes, generally individuals or organizations that are linked by common ancestry such as kinship ties or by manually shared interests such as school clubs.
Neural network
Sociogram
Social map
Social network
The following are some statements about the definitions and descriptions of “self” EXCEPT ______.
The self is an individual’s ability to reflect on the way that the individual is perceived by others.
The self is the representation of one’s identity which distinguishes an individual from other identities.
The self provides greater understanding on how social networks expand and connect to other networks or institutions in a society.
The self is perceived to be the subject of experience, the source of consciousness, and is responsible for thinking and acting processes of an individual.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the human brain?
Its capacity is fixed.
It is shaped by social experiences.
It is made up of interdependent neurons.
Its capacity is continuously redefined in the process of learning and social interaction.
Experiences influence our decision-making. What does this imply about the human brain?
Humans have a social brain.
Humans have a cultural brain.
Humans have a biological brain.
Humans have an emotional brain.
What is a neuron?
A computer program
A type of social media
A nerve cell that transmits information
A robot part
A neural network is best described as:
A group of computers connected by cables
A system inspired by how the human brain works
A social networking site
A type of internet connection
Which of the following is an example of neural networks in daily life?
Calculator
Flash drive
Facial recognition on smartphones
Electric fan
How are neurons and neural networks related?
They have no connection
Neural networks are made of artificial neurons inspired by real neurons
Neurons are machines
Neural networks only exist online
What is a social network?
A government organization
A group of people connected by relationships and interactions
A formal school system
A legal institution
Which best describes a social institution?
An informal group of friends
A temporary social gathering
An organized system that guides social behavior
An online platform
Which of the following is an example of a social network?
Family
Church
Facebook community group
Government
Which of the following is NOT a social institution?
Education
Religion
Economy
Friendship circle
How do social networks influence social institutions?
They have no effect on institutions
They weaken all institutions
They help spread ideas and shape institutional practices
They replace institutions completely
Which trend shows the impact of social networks on institutions today?
Decline of communication
Increased use of online learning platforms
Less social interaction
Removal of schools
Social media platforms are considered social networks because they:
Enforce laws
Provide formal education
Connect individuals and groups digitally
Replace governments
Which social institution is MOST affected by online social networks?
Family
Education
Religion
All of the above
Why is understanding social networks and social institutions important in studying trends?
To memorize definitions
To avoid social interaction
To analyze changes in society and behavior
To replace traditional values
A group of individuals connected through online interactions and shared interests.
Social network
Social institution
An organized system that governs behavior related to education, religion, or family.
Social network
Social institution
A structured and long-lasting system that fulfills basic needs of society.
Social network
Social institution
Relationships formed through friendships, online communities, or peer groups.
Social network
Social institution
Government, religion, and the economy as systems of social order.
Social network
Social institution
A network that allows rapid sharing of information and ideas.
Social network
Social institution
Peer groups that strongly influence students’ attitudes toward school and learning.
Social network
Social institution
