IV.
A robot must provide all the data provided
STUDY OR REVIEW PRELIM AND
MIDTERM 10 ITEMS PER TERM.
Technology came from the
Greek word which means art
and word respectively.
2. Who is the German student in the late
1800s was successful in his attempt to send
images through wires with the aid of a
rotating metal desk?
3. The invented electric
telescope has how many
lines of resolution?
4. On 1907 the inventors Alan Archibald,
Campbell-Switon and Boris Rosing created a
new system of television by using the
_____?
5. When was Martin Cooper, a senior engineer
at Motorola made the world’s first mobile
phone call?
6. What strategies can parents and educators
employ to mitigate the potential negative
effects of technology on children’s health,
stability, and social capability?
7. Which of the following do NOT belong to
the type of Service robot?
I. AI robots
II. Personal Service Robots
III. Professional service robots
IV. SIRI V. Service Robots
8. Just like people living in the society, robots
also have their own set of rules and
characteristics that define a good robot.
Which of the following is not part of the LAWS
OF ROBOTICS?
I. A robot may not injure a human being or,
through inaction, allow a human being to
come to harm.
II. A robot must obey orders given it by human
beings except there orders would conflict with
the 1st law.
III. A robot must protect its own existence as
long as such protection does not conflict the
1st and 2nd law.
ask by the human to address the intended
information.
9. Which of the following best describes the
ethical concerns associated with the
intersection of technology and humanity?
I. Ethical concerns are not relevant when
technology and humanity intersect.
II. Ethical concerns arise from the potential
misuse of technology and its impact on
society.
III. Ethical concerns only relate to technical
advancements.
IV. Ethical concerns solely pertain to human
behavior.
10. Based on the ethics of responsibility in
the usage of technology, do you think that
you can be held accountable and liable to the
proper usage of the technology?
11. What is the first portable computer
released on June 1981 by Osbourne
Corporation?
12. Who designed the Analytical Engine which
was used as the basic framework of the
computers even until the present time?
13. It is mainly used as the platform for
advertisement and information dissemination.
14. It primarily used for communication,
internet surfing, and selfies.
15. Who introduced the three laws of
robotics?
1. Who proposed the Theory of Information
Age in 1982?
2. It is defined as a period starting in the last
quarter of the 20th century when information
became effortlessly accessible.
3. Who is the first person who writes the
world’s first computer program?
4. What year was the ENIAC computer
developed?
5. It is described as PC that is
not designed for portability.
6. It refers to a computer that has been
improved to provide network services to other
computers.
7. These are portable computers that
integrate the essentials of a desktop computer
in a battery-powered package, which are
somewhat larger than a typical hardcover
book.
8. Who are the directors of Stanford research
project that built a search engine that listed
results to reflect page?
9. Who quote the term Information Anxiety?
10. When was the first Apple Macintosh
computer was introduced?
11. Who is the father of Information theory?
12. What is the world’s most popular search
engine, accepting more than 200 million
queries daily?
13. Who is the proponent of Microsoft?
14. Who is the creator and owner of
Facebook?
15. Who is the owner of Apple?
16. Which among the choices is NOT part of
the steps on how to check the reliability of
Web sources?
I. Who is the author of the article /site?
II. Who republished the site?
III. What is the main purpose of the site?
IV. Who is the intended audience?
V. What is the equality of information
provided on the website?
17. Which among the following is NOT a type
of computers?
I. iPhone II. Laptops
III. PC IV. Desktop Computer

V. Server
18. Information age is also called as___?
20. It is A tightly integrated computers that
usually have no keyboards but rely on touch
screen for user input.