Module 3

Question 1

On what do third world countries depend on?

Answer 1

Science and technology

Question 2

What years were the Spanish colonization era?

Answer 2

1565 to 1898

Question 3

This was a commercial network that connected Asia, the Americas, and Europe. It mostly carried cargoes of Chinese and other Asian luxury goods.

Answer 3

Galleon Trade

Question 4

Give items that were used during barter and trade during the Pre-colonial Philippines.

Answer 4

Ornaments
Sea shells
Pots
Beeswax
Cotton
Pearls

Question 5

During the Spanish colonization, what halted the growth of science?

Answer 5

Superstitious beliefs and catholic doctrines

Question 6

What years were the World War 1?

Answer 6

1914 to 1918

Question 7

What years were the World War 2?

Answer 7

1939 to 1945

Question 8

What does ODA stand for?

Answer 8

Overseas Development Allocations

Question 9

What are the internal influences of the development of science and technology in the Philippines?

Answer 9

Survival
Economic activities
Culture

Question 10

What are the external influences of the development of science and technology in the Philippines?

Answer 10

Foreign colonizers
International economic demands
Trade with foreign countries

Question 11

Who were the indigenous groups in Central Luzon?

Answer 11

Aeta

Question 12

Who were the indigenous groups in Mindoro?

Answer 12

Mangyan

Question 13

Who were the indigenous groups of the coastlines of Sulu and Tawi-Tawi?

Answer 13

Badjao

Question 14

Who were the indigenous groups in Mindanao?

Answer 14

Lumad

Question 15

Who were the indigenous groups in the Banaue Rice Terraces?

Answer 15

Apayao and Tingguian tribes

Question 16

Who were the indigenous groups in Cordillera region?

Answer 16

Igorot

Question 17

This is a cupping method of traditional medication.

Answer 17

Ventosa

Question 18

These are Kankana-ey women healers.

Answer 18

Mambunongs

Question 19

This includes cosmological belief, evil spirits, and sacrificial offering.

Answer 19

Badeo

Question 20

This is the oldest form of agroforestry practice in Ifugao.

Answer 20

Swidden farming or uma

Question 21

This is a practice of Swidden farming which means burning.

Answer 21

Apuyan

Question 22

This is a practice of Swidden farming which means fencing.

Answer 22

Lotang

Question 23

This is a practice of Swidden farming which means weeding.

Answer 23

Mungabut

Question 24

This is the process of placing unthreshed seeds above wood-burning stoves. It is done by hanging them in smoky areas of the kitchen.

Answer 24

Seed preservation

Question 25

In seed preservation, charcoal and these kinds of leaves were air-dried and mixed.

Answer 25

Premna Odorata Vitex negundo

Question 26

In seed preservation, the seeds are sprayed with these.

Answer 26

Biya orellana Capsicum frutescens

Question 27

This is a method in Cebu of charcoal burning where wood is piled on a slope above ground and then covered with grass, weeds, banana leaves and a layer of soil before fire is put to it.

Answer 27

Ham-ak method

Question 28

This approach of charcoal burning includes a charcoal pit being dug on a slope then it is filled with wood and covered with a metal sheet after lighting.

Answer 28

Tinabonan approach

Question 29

Give some materials used in weaving.

Answer 29

Pina cloth Abaca fiber

Question 30

Give examples of pottery.

Answer 30

Palayok Banga and Tapayan Kalan Burnay (Ilocos sur)

Question 31

What do Filipinos usually wood carve?

Answer 31

Anitos Santos Statues of Christ and Blessed Mother

Question 32

This is common among the major warrior groups in the Cordillera.

Answer 32

Tattoo

Question 33

This is an inscription of culture on the body that can focus on religion, politics, warfare, and rituals.

Answer 33

Batok

Question 34

This is batok in Butbut Kalinga

Answer 34

Whatok

Question 35

This is batok in Kalinga and Ifugao.

Answer 35

Batok

Question 36

This is batok in Sagada

Answer 36

Batek

Question 37

This is batok in kankanaey

Answer 37

Batak

Question 38

This tribe mummify their dead using salt and herbs and setting it under fire, placing it inside a pinewood coffin and laid to rest in a man-made cave.

Answer 38

Ibaloi tribe

Question 39

This is to address urgent global challenges and guide countries toward a more equitable, sustainable, and prosperous future.

Answer 39

Sustainable Development Goal of 2015

Question 40

This is the first medium-term plan anchored on a national long-term vision which represents the collective vision and aspirations of Filipinos for themselves and for the country

Answer 40

AmBisyon Natin 2040

Question 41

This is the motto of the AmBisyon Nation 2040.

Answer 41

Matatag, maginhawa, at panatag na buhay

Question 42

What are the 4 areas for strategic policies, programs and projects.

Answer 42

1. Building prosperous, predominantly middle-class society where no one is poor; 2. Promoting a long and healthy life; 3. Becoming smarter and more innovative; 4. Building a high-trust society.

Question 43

What are the strategic outcome or foundations of Ambisyon Natin 2040.

Answer 43

1. Inclusive growth 2. High trust and resilient society 3. Globally competitive knowledge economy by 2022

Question 44

What are the major strategic outcomes of the AmBisyon Natin 2040.

Answer 44

1. Enhancing the social fabric (Malasakit) 2. Inequality-reducing transformation (Pagbabago) 3. Increasing growth potential (Patuloy na Pag-unlad)