C8:L1 & L2

Question 1

is the invisible
architecture of human life—the code that transforms raw data into shared meaning

Answer 1

Language

Question 2

is more than facts or data—it’s meaning structured for
communication.

Answer 2

Information

Question 3

is the primary medium through which humans share knowledge,
ideas, and information.

Answer 3

Language

Question 4

acts as a bridge between individual thought and collective
understanding, transforming abstract concepts into structured symbols—words,
gestures, or written text—that others can interpret

Answer 4

Language

Question 5

transmits information across time and space.

Answer 5

Language

Question 6

The _____
proposes that the structure and vocabulary
of a language influence how its speakers
perceive and think about the world.

Answer 6

Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis

Question 7

Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis was Developed by linguists ___ and ____

Answer 7

Edward Sapir and
Benjamin Lee Whorf

Question 8

it challenges the
idea that all humans experience reality in
the same way, suggesting instead that
language acts as a lens shaping cognition.

Answer 8

Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis

Question 9

two main versions of Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis

Answer 9

Linguistic determinism;
Linguistic relativity

Question 10

_____, the stronger version, posits that language entirely
determines thought, meaning that speakers of different languages experience
reality in fundamentally different ways

Answer 10

Linguistic determinism

Question 11

____, the weaker version, suggests that while language influences
thought, it does not strictly determine it.

Answer 11

Linguistic relativity

Question 12

____has dissolved language barriers.

Answer 12

Global connectivity

Question 13

____reshapes language creation and consumption

Answer 13

Artificial Intelligence

Question 14

The dark side of tech-driven language includes ___ and ___

Answer 14

misinformation and
homogenization.

Question 15

field of mathematics is at least____ years older than
current science.

Answer 15

two thousand

Question 16

employed
mathematics to describe natural events long before contemporary
science emerged.

Answer 16

astronomy

Question 17

is the primary means by which we are able to
explain and comprehend the relationships and patterns seen in the
natural world, it has been termed the language of nature

Answer 17

mathematics

Question 18

structures that exhibit self-similarity, meaning their shapes look
similar no matter how much you zoom in or out.

Answer 18

Fractals

Question 19

examples of fractals (2)

Answer 19

Ferns;
Clouds

Question 20

These are prevalent in nature, showcasing a fascinating intersection of
mathematics and the natural world.

Answer 20

Patterns

Question 21

examples of Patterns(2)

Answer 21

Animal Coats;
Spider Web

Question 22

Patterns on animal coats, like zebra stripes or leopard
spots, follow mathematical principles and often emerge from____ processes

Answer 22

reaction-diffusion

Question 23

consists of threads extending outward like the spokes of
wheel.

Answer 23

Spider Web

Question 24

is a set of numbers where each number is the
sum of the two preceding ones

Answer 24

Fibonacci Sequence

Question 25

This mathematical pattern shows structure and growth in a variety of species.

Answer 25

Fibonacci Sequence

Question 26

. Nature uses ___to create efficient, scalable designs

Answer 26

fractals

Question 27

examples of fibonacci sequence (2)

Answer 27

sunflowers; pine cones

Question 28

____-exhibit the sequence through their seed arrangement. From the center, the seeds spiral ___in designs that maximize the space available for growth.

Answer 28

sunflowers; outward

Question 29

the spiral arrangements of their scales match Fibonacci numbers.

Answer 29

Pine Cones

Question 30

in pine cones, There are ___counterclockwise spirals and ___clockwise spirals.

Answer 30

five; eight

Question 31

The Golden Ratio, symbolized by the Greek letter ____

Answer 31

phi (φ),

Question 32

is an irrational number approximately equal to 1.618.

Answer 32

golden ratio

Question 33

It represents a unique and aesthetically pleasing proportion where the ratio of the larger part to the smaller part is the same as the ratio of the whole to the larger part.

Answer 33

golden ratio

Question 34

This is a mathematical expression of balance and harmony. and appears frequently in nature, art, and architecture, creating forms that are visually appealing and structurally efficient.

Answer 34

golden ratio

Question 35

Geometry examples (2)

Answer 35

Beehives; Snowflake

Question 36

Beehives use __cells, this shape fits tightly together with no gaps, saving bees time and wax.

Answer 36

hexagonal

Question 37

The angles between the hydrogen bonds naturally form a ___-degree arrangement, which results in a ____ (six-sided) pattern

Answer 37

120; hexagonal

Question 38

a figure that has two sides that mirror images of one another.

Answer 38

Symmetry

Question 39

examples of symmetry (2)

Answer 39

Butterflies; Starfish

Question 40

– exhibit bilateral symmetry, with matching left and right sides, a feature that enhances their beauty and helps attract mates.

Answer 40

Butterflies

Question 41

– features radial symmetry, which allows it to move effortlessly across ocean floors while maintaining its structure

Answer 41

Starfish

Question 42

serves as an elegant and universal language that reveals the hidden structure and beauty of the natural world.

Answer 42

Mathematics

Question 43

The ____ demonstrates how life follows predictable numerical patterns, seen in flower petals, pinecones, and even galaxies.

Answer 43

Fibonacci Sequence

Question 44

showcase how nature repeats intricate designs at different scales from fern leaves to snowflakes — blending complexity with simplicity.

Answer 44

Fractals

Question 45

provide balance, strength, and efficiency, shaping everything from honeycombs and seashells to animal bodies and crystals.

Answer 45

Geometry and Symmetry

Question 46

The ____reflects an innate sense of harmony and proportion found in both living beings and cosmic structures

Answer 46

Golden Ratio