Ge7 Final Term

AGUSAN DEL SUR STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY
Bunawan, Agusan del Sur

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GE 7
Subject
Final Term
Period of Examination
Name: _____________________________ Date: _________________

Year/Section: _______________________ Permit Number: ________
Instructor: __________________________ Score: ________________
General Instructions:
1. This test questionnaire contains 60 questions. Examinees shall manage to use the 2 hours.
2. Read INSTRUCTIONS EXAMINEES printed on your answer sheet.
3. Write your answers on your answer sheets. Two or more answers will invalidate your
answer.
4. AVOID ERASURES.
5. Allowed to use calculator and Periodic table, strictly NO barrowing of the materials
mentioned
1) It is a mental or emotional state of well-being which can be defined by

a) Sadness
b) Happiness
c) Humbleness
d) Intelligence
2) Happiness refers to ____

a) good and spirit
b) human flourishing
c) happiness
d) eudaimonia
3) What is meant by scientific method?

a) is a problem solving technique
b) never involves forming a hypothesis
c) can never be used to solve everyday problems
d) rarely used in modern research
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4) This indicates the absence of pain

a) hedonistic view
b) eudaimonia
c) presence of happiness
d) congruity
5) The habit of making the right decisions and taking the right actions in context.
a) congruity
b) human flourishing
c) hedonistic view
d) phronesis
6) In verification theory what is called to the espoused movement in the early twentieth
century?
a) Vienna Circle
b) Quantum Theory
c) Veinna Circle
d) Self -verification theory
7) Which of the following best describes the falsification theory?

a) is the current prevalent methodology in science
b) is a way of demarcating science from nonscience
c) strongest one which is able to remain upheld amidst various test
d) evidence and theory by attempting to interpret the former according to our own biases
8) Who among the following is the proponent of falsification theory?

a) Karl Popper
b) Thomas Kuhn
c) Edwin Schrodinger
d) Kuhn Popper
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9) The following explores the social dimension of science and effective technology,
EXCEPT
a) Paul Thagard
b) Imre Lakatos
c) David Bloor
d) Edwin Schrodinger
10) This proved to be attractive due to general consensus from people

a) Quantum mechanics b.) Verification Theory
c.) Falsification Theory d.) Self-verification theory
11) An explanation for a broad range of observations, facts, and tested hypothesis is called a
a) Theory b.) Law
c.) Hypothesis d.) Conclusion
12.) Which of the following is not an aspect of Karl Popper theory?
a) the known proponent of this view of falsification theory

b) He was notorious for stating that up-and-coming theories of the time
c) An American philosopher who warned us against bridging the gap between evidence
and theory
d) Both a & b
13.) A theory is ______
a) supported by much evidence and testing

b) a proven hypothesis
c) an educated guess
d) a conclusion that is not supported
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14.) A true eudaimon recognizes that flourishing requires one to excel in

various dimensions, such as
a) linguistic, kinetic, artistic, and socio-civic

b) linguistic, kinetic, liable, and socio-civic
c) morphological, artistic, linguistic
d) none of the above
15.) What is called to the debunked idea of objectivity in reality?
a) Intrasubjectivity b.) quantum subjectivity
c.) intersubjectivity d.) none of these
16.) Who believed that the purpose of life is to maximize happiness, which minimizes
misery?
a.) hedonist b.) scientist
c.) phronesist c.) both a & b
17.) It is known to be more focused on the individual conception
a.) eastern conception b.) western conception
c.) northern conception d.) southern conception
18.) According to this concept, individual should sacrifice himself for the sake of society
a.) eastern conception b.) western conception
c.) northern conception d.) southern conception

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19.) He muses how the educational system can hone and preserve student’s capacity to
entertain other options and decide for themselves the best among all presented.
a.) Kuhn Popper b.) Paul Feyerabends
c.) Paul Thagard d.) Imre Lakatos
20.) Joseph Hickel contemplated on, suggesting that developed countries should not push
forth more growth but instead adopt ______ policies or else, everybody loses.
a.) de-development b.) re-development
c.) renovation d.) developmental activities
21.) Which of the following is not part of the definition of virtue: Virtue is:
a) state that decides.

b) in accord with a mean.
c) happiness.
d) determined according to reason.
22.) Who give a definitive distinction between the theoretical and practical science?
a.) Aristotle b.) Plato
c.) Socrates d.) None of the above
23.) The first philosopher who approached the problem of reality from scientific lens as we
know now, is also the first thinker who dabbled into the complex problematization of the end
goal of life.
a) Plato
b) Aristotle
c) Socrates
d) Descartes
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24.) What is the function of man being an activity of the soul in conformity with?
a) Truth b.) feeling
c.) love c.) reason
25.) Which of the following best capture Aristotle’s most fundamental question:
a.) What are the correct moral rules?
b) How can we maximize overall happiness?

c) What is the good life for man?
d) Can virtue be taught?
26.) Which of the following moral learning, Aristotle rejects the idea that:
a) knowledge of, and motivation to do, what is right grow together.

b) some are not capable of truly successful moral learning.
c) before you do just acts, you must know what justice is.
d) we can acquire virtues through habit
27.) Who claims that despite the reality of change, thigs remain and they retain their ultimate
"whatness'', that you remain to be you despite the pimple that sits atop your nose
a) Descartes
b) Ponte
c) Plato
d) Socrates
28.) Which of the following Aristotle’s concept of happiness is closest to:
a.) Pleasure. b.) Enjoyable experience.
c.) Well-being d.) Wisdom.

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29.) What do you mean about world according to Aristotle?
a) Atomos or seeds
b) World of forms
c) World of manner
d) Word of matter
30.) Which of the following does the hedonist believe is intrinsically valuable?
a) The pain of exercising.

b) The good health that is a result of exercise.
c) The happiness that accompanies being healthy.
d) All of the above.
31.) Which of the following is an attraction of hedonism?
a) It allows us to explain why people fear lobotomies.

b) Accepting it frees us from moral obligations to others.
c) It explains why there are many different types of good life.
d) All of the above.
32.) Which of the following Stoicism distinguishes between what we cannot control and
our_____?
a) Attitudes
b) Body
c) Reputation
d) Property
33.) Which of the following best describes what humanism is?
a) Celebrating the individual

b) The do's and don’ts of life
c) The end justifies the means
d) God before all else
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34.) What century John Stuart Mill declared the Greatest Happiness Principle by saying that
an action is right as far it maximizes the attainment of happiness for the greatest number of
people
a) eighteenth century
b) nineteenth century
c) seventeenth century
d) sixteenth century
35.) How would you explain the happiness according to Aristotle?
a) a state of mind.
b) a feeling or sensation.
c) a craft.
d) activity of the soul in accordance with virtue
36.) Which of the following is a limit of technology?
a) Tribal wars
b) Cure for diseases
c) Fast internet connection
d) Presence of convenient stores
37.) Which of the following describes the happiness can be ruined by:
a) life devoted to contemplation.

b) life devoted to God.
c) a lack of external goods like wealth.
d) a devotion to hitting the mean.
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38.) Humanism is the philosophical belief that the welfare and happiness of human beings is
a) only incidental to the world process.

b) is important but not as important as God's purpose.
c) is of primary concern in the world process.
d) dependent on ecological and biological processes.
39.) The 1st philosopher of this thought are the atomist of Greece.
a) Theism
b) Humanism
c) Hedonism
d) Materialism
40.) Freedom of man to carve his own destiny and to legislate his own laws
a) Hedonism
b) Humanism
c) Theism
d) Stoicism.
41.) According to _____, one of the most trusted television audience measurements
providers, in the Philippines, 92% of urban homes and 70% of rural homes own at least one
television set.
a) Kantar Media
b) Kendar Media
c) Mass Media
d) Kandar Media
42.) ____was a product of different experiments by various people.
e) Radio b.) Newspaper
c.) Magazine d.) Television

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43.) This invention was then called ______ that had 18 lines of resolution.
a.) Electric Scope b.) Electric Spectroscope
c.) Electric Microscope d.) Electric Telescope
44.) Filipinos love to use their _______ anywhere, anytime. They use it for different purpose
other than for communication.
a) Laptop
b) PC
c) Mobile Phones
d) Camera
45.) _____and _____ also have useful set of functions and roles.
a) Personal computers and laptops

b) Personal computers and tablets
c) Mobile phones and laptops
d) Mobile phones and personal computers
46.) Another reason is that the availability of a _____made these two technological devices
easier to the maneuver than mobile phones.
a) Mouse or touchpad
b) Keyboard
c) Monitor
d) Keyboard protector
47.) It is true that these technological devices are useful and beneficial, the facts remain that
there are several dilemmas faced by these _______.
a) Necessities
b) Necessary
c) Media
d) Information
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48.) The word ______ in the sense of being accountable for and it is very appropriate to the
ethics of technology because it makes each person in the science-technological development
a proxy with reference to another.
a) Possibility
b) Impossibility
c) Responsibility
d) Irresponsibility
49.) It is the study and application of robot technology.
a.) Acrobatics b.) Aerobics
c.) Calisthenics d.) Robotics
50.) _____ was more and more dissatisfied with its, especially because the think that
possibility to see, hear or use our sense has limits.
a) Dignity
b) Humanity
c) Ability
d) Capability
51. A __ is an actuated mechanism programmable in two or more axes with a degree of

autonomy, moving within its environment, to intended tasks.
a.) Robotics b.) Robot
c.) Service robot d.) Professional service robot
52. _____is a robot that performs useful tasks for humans or equipment excluding industrial
automation application.
a.) Service robot b.) Professional service robot
c.) Personal service robot d.) Robotics

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53. ____ is a service robot used for a noncommercial task, usually by

laypersons.
a) Service robot
b) Professional service robot
c) Personal service robot
d) Robotics
54.) It is one of the first countries to develop service robot.
a) United States of America

b) Japan
c) Germany
d) China
55. The following are some of the expected work to be performed by DESIRE, except one
a) "Clear up the kitchen table"

b) "Fill the dishwashers"
c) "Clear up the room"
d) "Clear up the yard"
56. _____"Unimate" was his first invention.
a) George Devol 1950's

b) George William 1960's
c) George McKinley 1960's
d) George Herbert 1950's
57. These laws were formulated by Isaac Asimov back in the 1940's, when he was thinking of
the ethical consequences of robots, except one
a) Law One: A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human
being to come to harm
b) Law Two: A robot must obey the orders given it by human beings expect where such
orders woul
c) conflict with the First Law.
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d) Law Three: A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not
conflict with the First and Second Law.
e) Law Four: A robot must not obey the orders given it by human beings expect where
such orders would conflict with the Second Law.
58. It is one of the laws of Isaac Asimov in robot may not injure a human being or, through
inaction, allow a human being to come to harm
Law One
59. It includes active human-robot interact.
Partial autonomy
60. It excludes human-robot interaction
Full autonomy

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AGUSAN DEL SUR STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY

Bunawan, Agusan del Sur

Name: _____________________________ Date: _________________

1) It is a mental or emotional state of well-being which can be defined by

2) Happiness refers to ____

3) What is meant by scientific method?

4) This indicates the absence of pain

7) Which of the following best describes the falsification theory?

8) Who among the following is the proponent of falsification theory?

10) This proved to be attractive due to general consensus from people

12.) Which of the following is not an aspect of Karl Popper theory?

a) the known proponent of this view of falsification theory

13.) A theory is ______

a) supported by much evidence and testing

14.) A true eudaimon recognizes that flourishing requires one to excel in

a) linguistic, kinetic, artistic, and socio-civic

15.) What is called to the debunked idea of objectivity in reality?

a) Intrasubjectivity b.) quantum subjectivity

c.) intersubjectivity d.) none of these

a.) hedonist b.) scientist

c.) phronesist c.) both a & b

17.) It is known to be more focused on the individual conception

a.) eastern conception b.) western conception

c.) northern conception d.) southern conception

a.) eastern conception b.) western conception

c.) northern conception d.) southern conception

a.) Kuhn Popper b.) Paul Feyerabends

c.) Paul Thagard d.) Imre Lakatos

a.) de-development b.) re-development

c.) renovation d.) developmental activities

a) state that decides.

a.) Aristotle b.) Plato

c.) Socrates d.) None of the above

a) Truth b.) feeling

c.) love c.) reason

a.) What are the correct moral rules?

b) How can we maximize overall happiness?

a) knowledge of, and motivation to do, what is right grow together.

28.) Which of the following Aristotle’s concept of happiness is closest to:

a.) Pleasure. b.) Enjoyable experience.

c.) Well-being d.) Wisdom.

29.) What do you mean about world according to Aristotle?

a) The pain of exercising.

31.) Which of the following is an attraction of hedonism?

a) It allows us to explain why people fear lobotomies.

33.) Which of the following best describes what humanism is?

a) Celebrating the individual

35.) How would you explain the happiness according to Aristotle?

36.) Which of the following is a limit of technology?

a) life devoted to contemplation.

a) only incidental to the world process.

42.) ____was a product of different experiments by various people.

e) Radio b.) Newspaper

c.) Magazine d.) Television

a.) Electric Scope b.) Electric Spectroscope

c.) Electric Microscope d.) Electric Telescope

a) Personal computers and laptops

49.) It is the study and application of robot technology.

a.) Acrobatics b.) Aerobics

Name: _____________ Date: _