FAIR GEMS ACADEMY INC.

Catubig, Northern Samar

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT

Final Examination in Trends, Networks, and Critical Thinking in the 21st Century
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Name: _____________________________________________Date: _________ Year & Section: ____________Score: ____

Note: Write your answers clearly. Strictly no erasure, erasure means wrong!
I. Modified True or False
Directions: Analyze the following statements carefully.
a. In the first column, write T if the statement is FALSE and write W if the statement is CORRECT.
b. If the statement is false, write the word/phrase that makes the statement incorrect in the second column. In the
last column, provide the correct word/phrase that will make the statement correct.

1-2. In article 3, section 8 states that “No law shall be

passed abridging the freedom of speech, of expression, or
of the press, or the right of the people to peaceably
assemble and petition the government for redress of
grievances
3-4. Representative democracy involves direct citizen
involvement in decision-making, while Participatory
democracy relies on elected officials to represent and
make decisions on behalf of the electorate.
5-6. Innovation technology refers to a brand-new idea,
method, or device that was introduction of something new
like room computer to laptop computer.
7-8. Our brain is composed of nerve cells which we call
dendrites.
9-10. Neural networks are computational models inspired
by the interconnected structure of the human brain,
whereas social networks are platforms facilitating digital
connections and interactions among individuals.

II. Identification
Directions: Identify what is being asked in the following sentences. Write your answer on the space provided.

Democratic Practices Undemocratic Practices Sumerians Human Rights

Cerebrum Cerebellum Technology Constitution
Social Network Representative Democracy Initiative
Innovation Technology Participatory Democracy Good governance
Phoenicians Freedom of Information

_________________________11. It is a set of principles and practices that guide how people interact and work together
every day to improve their community and to create a more just society.
_________________________12. The largest part of the brain; has right & left hemisphere.
_________________________13. Refers to a structure or system comprised of individuals or organizations connected by
various social relationships, interactions, or affiliations.
_________________________14. A brand-new idea, method, or device that was introduction of something new like room
computer to laptop computer.
_________________________15. They introduce the alphabet in the world during 1500 BC
_________________________16. It is the supreme law of the land and the source of all government powers.
_________________________17. A region of the brain located at the back and base of the skull, near the brainstem. It is
primarily responsible for coordinating and regulating voluntary muscle movements, balance, posture, and motor
learning.
_________________________18. Type of democracy in which the citizens of the state exercise their popular sovereignty
through elected representatives.
_________________________19. It is the right of the people to information on matters of public concern.
_________________________20. It is an approach to government that is committed to creating a system found in justice
and peace that protects individual human rights and civil liberties.
_________________________21. Involve actions or policies that undermine the principles of inclusive decision-making,
disregard individual rights, and restrict the equal participation of citizens in the governance process.
_________________________22. A model of democracy in which citizens have the power to influence policy decisions.
_________________________23. It is the basic rights and freedom to which all humans are entitled
_________________________24. Refers to the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially
industry.
_________________________25. It is a process that allow citizens to bypass their state legislature by placing proposed
laws on a ballot.

III. Multiple Choice

Directions: Write the letter of the correct answer on the space provided before the number.

__26. What law states that Philippines is a democratic and republican state where sovereignty resides in the people
and government authority emanates from them
a. Article II, section 1 c. Article III, section 1
b. Article I, section 2 d. Article I, section 3
__27. How does the nature of connections differ between neural networks and social networks?
a. Neural networks involve real-world relationships; social networks involve mathematical weights.
b. Neural networks involve social relationships; social networks involve hardware connections.
c. Neural networks involve digital platforms; social networks involve artificial neurons.
d. Neural networks involve mathematical weights; social networks involve real-world relationships.
__28. Why is it essential for citizens to actively participate in a democracy?
a. Because it encourages a passive and uninformed citizenry.
b. Because it limits the power of the government.
c. Because it fosters an engaged and informed citizenry.
d. Because it promotes a society with no need for elections.
__29. Which of the following considered as a vital in communication which deals with the use of scientific knowledge,
experiences and resources to create processes and products that fulfill human needs?
a. Invention Technology c. innovation technology
b. Technology d. Timeline
__30. How does technology contribute to environmental sustainability?
a. Through the development of energy-efficient solutions.
b. By promoting excessive resource consumption
c. By increasing pollution levels
d. By limiting access to eco-friendly practices
__31. Which of the following refers the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry?
a. Invention Technology c. Innovation Technology
b. Technology d. Timeline
__32. Why is voting in elections considered an essential part of democratic participation?
a. Because it's a waste of time.
b. Because it allows citizens to voice their preferences and opinions.
c. Because it diminishes the importance of diverse perspectives.
d. Because it makes no impact on the government.
__33. In the context of social institutions, what is a characteristic of democratic interventions?
a. Heightened authoritarian control
b. Exclusion of marginalized voices
c. Reduced emphasis on human rights
d. Promotion of inclusivity and equal representation
__34. What advantage does technology offer in the field of education?
a. Slower dissemination of information
b. Restricted access to learning resources
c. Enhanced accessibility to educational materials
d. Increased isolation in learning environments
__35. The following are considered as an invention technology, Except:
a. Photocopier machine c. Paper
b. Telephone d. Laptop
__36. In the context of improving education through ICT, what could be a creative intervention?
a. Reducing access to online educational resources
b. Implementing virtual reality experiences for hands-on learning
c. Limiting collaboration among students
d. Decreasing the use of interactive educational platforms
__37. In what way can a student's social roles within the community impact their personal development?
a. By hindering social interactions and connections
b. Through fostering a sense of isolation and exclusion
c. By providing opportunities for skill development, leadership, and community involvement
d. Decreasing awareness of community dynamics
__38. A region experiences environmental issues, including air pollution. What ICT solution could contribute to a creative
intervention for a cleaner environment?
a. Implementing a smart waste management system
 b. Launching an online shopping platform
c. Creating a virtual reality tourism app
d. Establishing an online fashion blog
__39. A manufacturing company implements automation, leading to increased production efficiency, reduced errors, and
improved product quality. What benefit of technology is demonstrated in this manufacturing scenario?
a. Slower production processes
b. Enhanced production efficiency and quality
c. Increased manual labor requirements
d. Decreased reliance on automation
__40. How can technology be utilized as a tool for democratic interventions in political and social institutions?
a. By limiting access to information
b. Through increased surveillance and control
c. Facilitating transparent communication and civic engagement
d. Promoting censorship of dissenting opinions
__41. How does Information Communication Technology (ICT) contribute to facilitating social relationships?
a. By limiting communication channels
b. Through increased censorship of online content
c. Enhancing connectivity and enabling diverse forms of communication
d. Restricting access to social media platforms
__42. A professional consistently seeks diverse perspectives from colleagues before making critical business decisions.
What does this behavior suggest about the influence of social relationships on thinking processes?
a. Social relationships play a crucial role in shaping decision-making approaches
b. Individual thinking is unaffected by professional relationships
c. Diverse perspectives from colleagues have a minimal impact
d. Professional relationships hinder effective decision-making
__43. Two friends who have known each other for years share a deep emotional bond, trust, and mutual support. What
term characterizes their bond?
a. Network b. Relationship c. Connection d. Isolation
__44. In a community, certain leaders make decisions without consulting the residents, leading to dissatisfaction. What
is a viable alternative to address this undemocratic practice?
a. Ignore community input for efficient decision-making
b. Establish a transparent and participatory decision-making process
c. Strengthen authoritarian control for streamlined governance
d. Discourage community engagement to avoid conflicts
__45. Imagine a community meeting where citizens discuss local issues and contribute their ideas. What does this
scenario represent?
a. An example of citizens actively participating in democracy.
b. An instance of citizens avoiding civic responsibility.
c. A situation where citizens have no say in decision-making.
d. A demonstration of how democracy isolates individuals.
__46. A professional maintains a list of industry contacts and acquaintances, occasionally reaching out for career advice
or opportunities. What term describes this professional network?
a. Connection b. Relationship c. Network d. Isolation
__47. Colleagues in a large organization attend an annual conference where they exchange business cards and establish
professional contacts. What term describes this collective professional structure?
a. Connection b. Relationship c. Network d. Isolation
__48. A rural community gains access to online educational resources and virtual classrooms, significantly expanding
learning opportunities. What benefit of technology is exemplified in this scenario?
a. Limited educational access
b. Reduced reliance on technology
c. Enhanced learning opportunities
d. Decreased connectivity
__49. In a country, a political party suppresses opposition voices and restricts access to information. What is a viable
alternative to combat these undemocratic practices?
a. Strengthen censorship to maintain political stability
b. Promote freedom of speech, access to information, and multiparty systems
c. Limit civic participation to avoid conflicts
d. Disregard opposition voices for streamlined governance
__50. A student consistently excels academically due to the supportive study groups and collaborative learning
environment created by their friends. What does this scenario illustrate about the impact of social relationships on
thinking processes?
a. Collaborative learning environments can positively shape thinking processes
b. Academic success is solely an individual effort
c. The student's success is unrelated to social relationships
d. Social relationships hinder academic achievement
__51. When applying intuitive thinking to identify the weakest link, what skill is primarily utilized?
a. Logical reasoning
b. Analytical problem-solving
c. Instinctive perception and understanding
d. Memorization of system components
__52. What is a potential benefit of implementing a mobile health app that utilizes Information Communication
Technology (ICT) to monitor and manage chronic health conditions?
a. Increased isolation of patients
b. Enhanced accessibility to healthcare resources
c. Limited customization of healthcare plans
d. Reduced patient engagement in self-care
__53. Why participation in democracy is important?
I. Make people’s voice heard II. Respond to citizens need
III. Improve self-interest IV. Strength good governance
a.1&2 b. 1,2&3 c. 1,2, &4 d. 2,3, &4
__54. What do you call the place where people work, such as an office or factory?
a. Office b. School c. workplace d. Laboratory
__55. In a representative democracy, how are political decisions typically made?
a. By elected officials on behalf of the citizens
b. Through direct citizen referendums
c. Via consensus-building in community meetings
d. Through open public forums with all citizens participating

IV. Enumeration

56-57 Give at least two (2) importance of participation in democracy

58-61 Give at least four (4) benefits of technology
62-63 Give the three main parts of the brain
64-66 Give at least three significant social roles of students within the community
67-68 Give at least two advantages of Social Networking
69-70 Give at least two disadvantages of Social Networking

GOOD LUCK!!!😊

Prepared by:
ARLA MAE BALANQUIT, LPT
Subject Teacher