PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG PASIG

Alkalde Jose St., Kapasigan, Pasig City

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

EVALUATION (INDIVIDUAL)

PART I.

A. By means of an Illustration, differentiate the Geocentric Theory from Heliocentric Theory.

Label the primary objects in your work.

Movement of small
circles upon larger circles
explained retrograde
motion.

B. Draw and demonstrate Sigmund Freud’s Ice Berg Theory of the Self.
 PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG PASIG
Alkalde Jose St., Kapasigan, Pasig City

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

C. To be able to justify the controversy on Theory of Evolution, discuss the differences in the
beliefs familiar to you about the existence of living creatures on earth based on three (3)
perspectives below. Use table to compare:

1. Philippine Myth/Stories
(Ang Uwak at ang Tagak/ 2. 1800’s Idea of Special 3. Theory of Evolution by
Creation Creation ( Bible Stories) Charles Darwin
Si Malakas at si Maganda)

They believe that the Land Breeze

and the Sea Breeze were married,
and they had a child which they
named Bamboo. One day, when
Bamboo was floating against the
sea, it struck the feet of the Kite.
Shocked, hurt, and angered that
anything should strike it, the bird
furiously pecked at the bamboo until
it split in half. Out of one section
came a golden-bronze colored man,
named Malakas (Strong One) and
from the other half came a similarly
hued woman, named Maganda
(Beautiful One)
The Eden ideal is humans
peacefully coexisting with
the animals. That's the
Eden idea. The ideal is that
humans are placed in a role
and responsibility for the
animals to rule them. But
that raises a question that's
both ancient and modern
about humans’ relationship
to animals.
The theory of evolution
by natural selection,
first formulated in
Darwin's book "On the
Origin of Species" in
1859, is the process by
which organisms
change over time as a
result of changes in
heritable physical or
behavioral traits.
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Alkalde Jose St., Kapasigan, Pasig City

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

PART II. Answer the following questions by following the given instruction. (10 pts)

1. In this present time, are there any ideas that is too dangerous to be openly discussed or
taught? Give an Example. (5 pts)

Discussing about Donald Trump is actually quite dangerous, because if someone overheard
that kind of conversation specially if what you're discussing is about your reliefness that he got
Covid-19 and involves threats and etc. Things might get a little dangerous because you are
dealing with the president of the United States. And you don’t want to let the president know that
you're threatening him, aren't we? because he has the power to ruin an individuals life
specifically those who want him dead.

2. How do intellectual revolutions transform societies? (5 pts)

I think the intellectual revolutions were (and still are) organized by the most misunderstood
people who fought for the privileges we enjoy these days. There are still intellectual revolutions.
Intellectuals will always try to make our world less messier place to live in, that’s why.
Intellectuals of intellectual revolutions are those who have diverse knowledge and perceptions
as well as valuable foresights.

WRAPPING UP
In not more than 50 words, write down three (3) new things you have learned from
this lesson.

The primary is the significance of developments in our past time because it has spread and
advanced which has made a difference our individuals inside the nation. The moment is the
occasions that happened in a period presently known as the Mental Insurgency. The finally are
the hypotheses of advancement where we have realized what is truly going on in our
environment how it begun and proceeds nowadays.