2. aa. Abelardo Aguilar 32.

A heavy flat disc made of hardened clay which is

spun horizontally on its axis - L. Potter's wheel
3. d. Science 33. A machine for transforming fiber into thread or
4. a. aeolipile yarn and eventually woven into cloth on a loom -
C. Spinning wheel
5. a. Earth 34. She invented the incubator and jaundice
relieving device - J. Fe Del Mundo
6. B. Sun 35. Fight against colonialism and imperialism - N.
7. b. Charles Darwin African
36. Sequence of occurrences that occurred during
8. c. Nicolaus Copernicus key historical moments and contributed to the
development of modem science and more up-to-
9. b. American date scientific thought - 1. Intellectual Revolution
37. concerned with social rules and morals, mostly
10. c. Pre-colonial Period
conscious, unconscious - B. Super Ego
11. d. Diwata-2 38. Scientific method of understanding inner and
unconscious conflicts embedded within one's
12. d. Pre-Colonial Period personality, springing from free associations,
dreams and fantasies of individuals - O.
13. d. Ferdinand Marcos Sr.
Psychoanalysis
14. b 39. Mandated the Department of Education to
15. d. promote Sciences in Republic High School - A.
16. TRUE Pres. Fidel V Ramos
17. FALSE - Martin Heidegger did not explain this, 40. Filipinovation - E. Pres. Gloria Arroyo
but rather raised concerns about the essence of 41. Philippine Space Technology Program - G. Pres.
technology and its potential to dehumanize Rodrigo Duterte
society. 42. "Doctors to the Barrio Program" - F. President
18. TRUE Ferdinand Marcos Sr.
19. FALSE - People from ancient civilizations used 43. Enframing - H. way of ordering nature to better
wheeled vehicles for transportation. manipulate it.
20. FALSE - Charles Darwin was an English naturalist 44. Device having a unique purpose, that augments
who is credited for developing the theory of or replaces human or animal effort for the
evolution. accomplishment of physical tasks - P. Robots
21. TRUE 45. Digitally controlled robot to perform task
22. FALSE - Martin Heidegger was a German commonly associated with intelligent beings - M.
philosopher who is known for his contributions Artificial Intelligence
to ontology and phenomenology, not for his
To protect human rights in the face of technological
work on evolution.
advancement and ethical dilemmas, a multi-faceted
23. TRUE
approach is required. This includes promoting ethical
24. TRUE
standards and responsible innovation through industry-
25. FALSE - The Laboratorio Municipal was
wide codes of conduct, guidelines, and public-private
established during the Spanish Period.
partnerships. Governments can also regulate technology
26. TRUE
and create policies that ensure the protection of human
27. TRUE
rights. Additionally, education and awareness-raising
28. TRUE
efforts can help individuals understand the potential
29. FALSE - Artificial intelligence is defined as a
impacts of technology on human rights and encourage
device or system that can perform tasks that
them to advocate for their protection. Collaborative efforts
normally require human intelligence, such as
between all stakeholders, including industry, government,
visual perception, speech recognition, decision-
civil society, and academia, are necessary to ensure that
making, and language translation.
technological advancement does not come at the expense
30. TRUE
of human rights.
31. 31. First robot priest and monk - D. BlessU-2
Pepper
Why the Future Doesn't Need Us" is an essay by Bill Joy
that argues that advanced technologies such as
nanotechnology, robotics, and artificial intelligence could
pose a significant threat to humanity. Joy argues that these
technologies could become self-replicating and
uncontrollable, potentially leading to the end of human
civilization. He calls for caution and regulation in the
development of these technologies to prevent such a
catastrophic outcome. Joy's essay raises important ethical
and existential questions about the role of technology in
society and the potential risks and benefits associated with
its continued advancement.