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    COVERAGE OF PRELIM EXAM IN SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY

    1. GENERAL CONCEPTS IN SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY


    2. HISTORICAL ANTECEDENTS
     ANCIENT TIMES
     MEDIEVAL/MIDDLE AGES
     MODERN TIMES
     PHILIPPINE INVENTIONS
     INVENTORS CONTRIBUTED TO THE FIELD OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
    3. INTELLECTUAL/SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTIONS
     COPERNICAN
     DARWINIAN
     FREUDIAN
     INFORMATION AGE
     ASIAN
     MESO-AMERICAN
     AFRICAN
     MIDDLE EAST
    4. SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND NATION-BUILDING
     PRE-COLONIAL
     COLONIAL
     POST-COLONIAL

    NAME:
    SECTION AND YEAR:

    I. IDENTIFICATION
    1. This intellectual revolution caused the paradigm shift of how the earth and sun were placed in the
    heavens/universe.
    2. He published his book “The Origin of Species” that emphasizes that humans are the result of evolution.
    3. The theory that involves the human development contributes to his/her personality
    4. He is the father of Psychoanalysis.
    5. The part(s) of Personality are/is the __________________
    6. The level of consciousness where an individual is awareness of his/her environment and functions when an
    individual is awake.
    7. The storehouse of all the memories, feelings and responses experienced by the individual during his entire
    life. Become conscious only through preconscious mind.
    8. An American engineer that proposed the information theory.
    9. The Information era is also known as ___________
    10. A model where earth is the center of the solar system.
    11. The process for achieving proper functioning if a human does not complete his/her development stage.
    12. The “Judge” in the structure of personality
    13. The race that dominated the middle east.
    14. They suffered from horrific system of slavery
    15. The era in which technology became prevalent

    ANSWERS:
    II. TRUE OR FALSE: Write TRUE if the stamen is correct and FALSE if the statement is incorrect
    1. Technology (which is basically derived from the two latin words ‘techne’, meaning “craft, art
    or skill” and ‘logia’, meaning “to study”) is an art, skill or ability, which is used to create and
    develop products and acquire knowledge.
    2. Technology is the application of scientific knowledge to practical purposes.
    3. Science came from the greek word “ Scientia” which means to know.
    4. Science fundamentally is the systematic study of the structure and behavior of the natural and
    physical world through observations and expirements.
    5. Scientific method is a systematized body of knowledge that undergone process and can also
    predicts the outcome of data.

    III.
    Column A Column B

    ___1. Nicholas Copernicus A. Inventor of Fluorescent Light


    ___2. Louis Pasteur B. He invented his own version of telescope
    ___3. Johann Gutenberg C. findings on cells and bacteria
    ___4. Fe Del Mundo D. Invented kerosene by refining petroleum
    ___5. Isaac Newton E. They discovered DNA
    ___6. Anton van Leeuwenhoek F. His theory was in total opposite with that
    of Roman Catholic Church’s geocentric
    belief.

    ___7. Charles Darwin G. He invented the first compound microscope

    ___8. Samuel Kier H. He is known as the “father of pasteurization”


    ___9. Galileo Galilei I. Three laws of motion
    ___10. Zacharias Janssen J. he found out that light travels in a constant
    speed and is not relative to the observer.
    ___11. Alexander Graham Bell K. He invented the first telephone
    ___12. Aisa Mijeno L. Theory of Evolution
    ___13. Watson and Crick M. He invented the first printing press
    ___14. Agapito Flores N. Inventor of Medical Incubator
    ___15. Albert Einstein O. Inventor of SALT Lamp

    IV. IDENTIFY WETHER THE STATEMENT IS UNDER PRE-COLONIAL, COLONIAL AND POST
    COLONIAL.

    1. In remote areas, some Filipinos are still hunter-gathers.


    2. Filipinos are believers of superstition.
    3. Gold, Glory and God
    4. Reduccion system
    5. Compulsory sale of local products to the government was implemented
    6. Primarily education was mainly religious in nature
    7. Filipino students were able to go to Europe for professional advance studies
    8. Philippine Independence was regained in 1946.
    9. Philippine Commonwealth inauguration in 1935.
    10. Scientific Career System was introduced by the Civil Service Commission to encourage students to
    pursue their science careers.

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