Module1-2

Question 1

Theory that put the sun at the center of the universe.

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Heliocentric

Question 2

The gradual change in scientific thought altered prehistoric knowledge.

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Scientific Revolution

Question 3

A Greek word means love of wisdom and answers questions about knowledge, values, existence, reason, mind, and language.

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philosophia

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It served as the foundation of science during the ancient period and helped in explaining the clarification of thoughts in logical patterns.

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Philosophy

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A study deals with the relationships and effects of social interactions, political views, and cultural expressions in scientific research, technological advancements, and innovations.

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Science, Technology, and Society or STS

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The founding father of psychoanalysis

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Sigmund Freud

Question 7

Father of modern observational astronomy

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Galileo Galilei

Question 8

Babylonians’ form of writing.

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Cuneiform

Question 9

It was considered as one of the long-lost ancient civilizations.

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Mayan Civilization

Question 10

The Father of Western Philosophy.

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Aristotle

Question 11

They were known for their strong political and military dynasties.

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Babylonian Civilization

Question 12

A Mayan calendar consist of 365 days per year.

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Haab

Question 13

Its purpose is to transform the forbidden wish into a non-threatening form.

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Dreamwork

Question 14

A method for treating mental illness and a theory explaining human behavior.

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Psychoanalysis

Question 15

A Greek mathematician who discovered the value of Pi.

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Archimedes

Question 16

It was a counting system of the Babylonian civilization.

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Sexagesimal

Question 17

Law of motion that states, “a body at rest tends to stay at rest, a body in motion tends to stay in motion unless compelled to change by an applied force”.

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Law of inertia

Question 18

Law of motion that states, “for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction”.

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Law of interaction

Question 19

Law of motion that states, “the change in motion is proportional to the applied force and takes place in the straight line by which the force is applied”.

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Law of acceleration

Question 20

Ancient civilization that was known for architecture and engineering.

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Egyptian Civilization

Question 21

True or false. The manifest content is the symbolic meaning of a dream.

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True

Question 22

True or false. Charles Darwin explains the theory of the person’s behavior and interprets dreams.

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False

Question 23

True or false. Mummification is the process of preserving the body during ancient Greek civilization.

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False- Egyptian

Question 24

True or false. Poppy seeds contain morphine and codeine that is good as pain reliever drug.

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True

Question 25

True or false. Nicolaus Copernicus propounded the heliocentric theory.

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True

Question 26

True or false. Elements is the book in mathematics that lasts for 2000 years wrote by Euclid

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True

Question 27

True or false. Aristotle is the father of modern observational astronomy.

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False. Galileo Galilei

Question 28

True or false. The Law of Ellipses is one of Kepler’s Law of Planetary Motion

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True

Question 29

True or false. Condensation is the joining of two or more ideas/images into one.

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True

Question 30

True or false. Displacement takes place when transforming the person or object we are really concerned about into someone or something else.

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True

Question 31

It involves the rational use of one's individual human potentialities, including talents, abilities and virtues.

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Human flourishing

Question 32

A period in human history that characterized by the shift from traditional industry to industrial revolution.

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Information age

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Laws of robotics which state that a robot may not injure a human being, or through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.

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Zeroth first law

Question 34

It is referred to as "living within an optimal range of human flourishing."

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Flourishing

Question 35

A Latin word which means to give form, shape or character to something.

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Informare

Question 36

Concept of human flourishing where the focus is on the community that an individual should sacrifice himself for the sake of the society.

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Eastern civilization

Question 37

It is a term coined by Aristotle meaning good-spirited

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Eudaimonia

Question 38

It pertains in feeling of satisfaction when you are with someone.

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Happiness

Question 39

It penalized and punished acts related to a computer system.

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Cybercrime law

Question 40

It's the era when transmission of information is mostly by word-of-mouth.

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Pre-gutenberg era

Question 41

Give the deficit word of the virtue generosity.

Answer 41

Stinginess

Question 42

The following is the essence of the technology except one.

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Technology is simply the practical appliccation of natural science

Question 43

The first internet during 1969

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Arpanet

Question 44

He invented the computer mouse during 1963

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Douglas Engelbert

Question 45

The year when Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce invented the integrated circuit or computer chip.

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1958

Question 46

A virtue which describes as an individual who can handle the truth in a right manner with honesty to the others and self also.

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Truthfulness

Question 47

Character that a scientist must posses

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Honest

Question 48

School of thoughts saying 'eat, drunk, and be merry for tomorrow we die'.

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Hedonism

Question 49

A field of nanoscience focusing on research and innovation of nanomaterials

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Nanotechnology

Question 50

School of thoughts that generate happiness in distancing oneself and practicing apathy.

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Stoicism

Question 51

interdisciplinary viewpoint that promotes scientific analyses from various fields and complements research as humans' endeavors.

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STS

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Have intimate relationships with each other in explaining wonders about life.

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Philosophy and Science

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described science as "cognition of needs."

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Kosambi (1977)

Question 54

non-repetitive calendar starting from the beginning of the Mayan Period. It counted single days for completing the approximate 360 days of the year in a base 20 and base 18 methods.

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Long Count

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calendar of 260 days consisting of one to 13- day and 20-day names. It is influenced by the agricultural process and planet Venus positioning.

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Tzolk' in (divine timetable)

Question 56

when both Tzolk' in and Haab are given on a particular date that repeats every 18,980 days (52 years) (Hurst et al. 2002).

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Calendar Round

Question 57

conversion of information into something that can be processed and stored in a computer

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Digitization

Question 58

information and technology are now compact and accessible anywhere

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Mobilization

Question 59

a shift from pen and paper to the use of screens; virtual and augmented realities

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Screentification

Question 60

removal of intermediaries in business transactions; customers can now directly transact with businesses

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Disintermediation

Question 61

digital transformation or technology morphing into its upgraded version

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Transformation

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use of artificial intelligence and machine learning

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Intelligization

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manual processes are accurately done instantly

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Automation

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transforming something tangible into a digital form; decentralization is related to this megashift

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Virtualization

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related to intelligization, predictive models are employed by computers to anticipate data and events

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Anticipation

Question 66

combination of all other megashifts

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Robotization

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School of thoughts. The matter is what makes us attain happiness. Most people cling on to material wealth as the primary source of the meaning of their existence

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Materialism

Question 68

School of thoughts. Base their life goals on beliefs that hinged on some form of supernatural reality The ultimate basis of happiness for theists is communication with God.

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Theism

Question 69

School of thoughts. The freedom of man to carve his destiny and legislate his laws, free from the shackles of a God that monitors and controls.

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Humanism

Question 70

Aristotle has significant contributions to what fields:

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Physics, Astronomy, Geology, Biology and Psychology

Question 71

Cell theory was discovered by

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Robert Hooke

Question 72

Who discovered telescope

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Galileo Galilei

Question 73

Who discovered microscope

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Antoni van Leeuwenhoek

Question 74

He was an English naturalist, geologist and biologist, best known for his contributions to the science of evolution.

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Charles Darwin

Question 75

Who proposed atomic theory

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John Dalton

Question 76

founder of modern chemistry,

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Robert Boyle

Question 77

discoverer of the process of pasteurization and vaccines

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Louis Pasteur

Question 78

The Father of Genetics and formulated the “Theory of Heritability

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Gregor Mendel

Question 79

The time required for a planet to orbit the Sun, called its period, is proportional to long axis of the ellipse raised to the 3/2 power. The constant of proportionality is the same for all the planets.

Answer 79

The Law of Harmony

Question 80

All planets move in elliptical orbits, with the Sun at one focus.

Answer 80

The law of Ellipses

Question 81

A line that connects a planet to the Sun sweeps out equal areas in equal times.

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The Law of Equal Areas in Equal Time