GE1 (371)_2ND_EXAM c.

Jean Piaget
d. George Herbert
1. During the oral stage, the infant's primary source of interaction occurs through the?
a. Genitals 9. Who used a theatrical metaphor of stage, actors, and audience to observe and analyze
b. Anus intricacies of social interaction?
c. Mouth a. Sigmund Freud
d. none b. Erving Goffman
c. Jean Piaget
2. The primary conflict at this stage is the weaning process--the child must become less d. George Herbert
dependent upon caretakers. If fixation occurs at this stage,Freud believed the individual
would have issues with dependency or aggression. 10. Diverting their feelings of anger to substitute target.
a. Oral stage a. Rationalization
b. Anal stage b. Reaction Formation
c. Genitals c. Projection
d. Phallic d. Displacement
e. Latency
. 11. Creating faults as an excusable reasons to rationalize by dragging others
3. During the anal stage, Freud believed that the primary focus of the libido was on controlling a. Rationalization
bladder and bowel movements. b. Reaction Formation
a. Genitals c. Projection
b. Anus d. Displacement
c. Mouth
d. none 12. Attributing one’s feelings to another
a. Rationalization
4. During the phallic stage, the primary focus of the libido is on the? b. Reaction Formation
a. Genitals c. Projection
b. Anus d. Displacement
c. Mouth
d. none 13. Reacting opposite to one’s feelings
a. Rationalization
5. At this age, children also begin to discover the differences between males and females. b. Reaction Formation
a. 0-1 year old c. Projection
b. 2-3 years old d. Displacement
c. 3-6 years old
d. 4-5 year old 14. Reversion to immature behavior/childish
a. Defense mechanism
6. It describes these feelings of wanting to possess the mother and the desire to replace the b. Denial
father, c. Repression
a. Electra complex d. Regression
b. The Oedipus complex
15. Keeping depressing feelings for themselves
7. It has been used to describe a similar set of feelings experienced by young girls. Freud, a. Defense mechanism
however, believed that girls instead experience penis envy. b. Denial
a. Electra complex c. Repression
b. The Oedipus complex d. Regression

8. The dramaturgical perspective was developed primarily by? 16. Consciously refusal to unpleasant reality.
a. Sigmund Freud a. Defense mechanism
b. Erving Goffman b. Denial
 c. Repression c. Concrete operational period
d. Regression d. Formal operational

17. It involves the child’s learning processes to meet situational demands. 25. The individual demonstrates abstract thinking at this stage is still concrete. Logical and
a. Cognitive development systematic thinking.
b. Adaptation a. Sensorimotor
c. Schemas/schemes b. Pre-operational
d. Stages of Cognitive Development c. Concrete operational period
d. Formal operational
18. They reflect the increasing sophistication of the child’s thought process.
a. Cognitive development 26. The child demonstrates conservation, reversibility, serial ordering, and a mature
b. Adaptation understanding of cause-and-effect relationship. Thinking at this stage is still concrete.
c. Schemas/schemes Decentration
d. Stages of Cognitive Development a. Sensorimotor
b. Pre-operational
19. These are the building blocks of knowledge. Schemes are mental organizations that c. Concrete operational period
individuals use to understand their environments and designate action. d. Formal operational
a. Cognitive development
b. Adaptation 27. The true-self thought and behavior patterns we develop during childhood stay with us as
c. Schemas/schemes adults. While they used to be helpful, they often become a hindrance as we get older and
d. Stages of Cognitive Development gain more independence.
a. True
20. Interpreting new experiences in terms of existing mental structure. b. False
a. Accomodation
b. Assimilation 28. According to William James (1950), the “self” has two elements:
a. Real and Ideal Self-Concepts
21. Changing mental structures in response to new experiences. b. True self and false self
a. Accomodation c. Ideal self and real self
b. Assimilation d. I-self and the Me-self.

22. Concepts introduced into psychoanalysis in 1960 by Donald Winnicott. 29. it is the pure ego. It is the subjective self. It is the “self” that is aware of its own actions.
a. Real and Ideal Self-Concepts a. True self
b. True self and false self b. real self
c. Ideal self and real self c. I-self
d. I-self and the Me-self. d. Me-self.

23. The child uses language and symbols, including letters and numbers. Egocentrism is also 30. It is the self that is the object. It is the “self” that you can describe, such as your physical
evident. Conservation marks the end of the preoperational stage and the beginning of characteristics, personalities, social role, or relationships, thoughts, feelings
concrete operations. Centration. a. True self
a. Sensorimotor b. real self
b. Pre-operational c. I-self
c. Concrete operational period d. Me-self.
d. Formal operational
31. James called it the empirical self.
24. The child learns by doing: looking, touching, sucking. The child also has a primitive a. True self
understanding of cause-and-effect relationships. Object permanence appears around9 b. real self
months. c. I-self
a. Sensorimotor d. Me-self.
b. Pre-operational
32. Carl Ransom Rogers divided the self into two categories: 43. When a child uses symbols and language it's part of the preoperational stage of Jean
a. Real and Ideal Self-Concepts Piaget’s cognitive development.
b. True self and false self a. True
c. Ideal self and real self b. False
d. I-self and the Me-self.
44. It is the scientific study of how people behave, think, and feel.
33. Who proposed his “personality trait” theory asserting that every person possesses “traits.” a. Humanistic
a. Gordon Allport b. Accommodation
b. Eric Berne c. Personality traits
c. Gregg Henriques d. Real-self
d. Donald Winnnicott
45. This self flourishes in infancy if the mother is positively responsive to the child’s expression.
34. Psychology is the study of society. a. Real-self
a. True b. True self
b. False c. False-self
d. Ideal-self
35. A child who wast just learned the word “dog”, shout upon seeing one is an example of
assimilation 46. It is the application of previous concepts to new concepts.
a. True a. Assimilation
b. False b. Accommodation
c. Private self-conscious
36. A person’s self-worth refers to his overall acceptance of himself d. Psychology
a. True
b. False 47. It is an essential characteristic that never ever changes and shapes who you are.
a. Ideal self
37. The i-self to james is the objective self. b. Trait
a. True c. True-self
b. False d. I-self
e. real-self
38. Piaget claims that cognitive development is at the center of the human organism.
a. True 48. It is the person you actually are.
b. False a. Ideal self
b. Trait
39. According to Freud, schemas are the building blocks of knowledge. c. True-self
a. True d. I-self
b. False e. real-self

40. According to William James the me-self is the subjective self. 49. It is a psychological perspective that emphasizes the active role in the individuals i shaping
a. True their internal and external worlds.
b. False a. Personality trait
b. Psychology
41. Self-worth is a multidimensional rather than unidimensional construct. c. Private self-conscious
a. True d. Humanistic psychology
b. False
50. This self is described as the narrator or interpreter, which narrates the unfolding events.
42. When a child’s learning processes meet situational demands its what we call adaptation a. Personality trait
a. True b. Psychology
b. False c. Private self-conscious
d. Humanistic psychology
 d. Parent ego state
51. This self is developed as the infant is repeatedly subjective to maternal care that rejects his
or her experience. 59. The rational person; voice that tells what you should and should not do.
a. Real-self a. Maladjustment
b. psychology b. Adult ego state
c. False-self c. Parent ego state
d. Ideal-self d. ego
60. The rational person, the voice that speaks reasonably and knows how to assert himself or
52. It is the person that would like yourself to be. herself.
a. Real-self a. Maladjustment
b. psychology b. Adult ego state
c. False-self c. Parent ego state
d. Ideal-self d. Little professor

53. It talks about the development of human intelligence. 61. Has a false self but can still function both as an individual and in society.
a. Theory of Cognitive Development a. False self
b. Humanistic Psychology b. True self
c. Psychology c. Healthy false self
d. Self development d. Unhealthy false self

54. Physical appearance of the me-self. 62. Individuals who may seem happy and comfortable but actually forced to fit in.
a. Spiritual a. False self
b. Social b. True self
c. Material c. Healthy false self
d. I-self d. Unhealthy false self

55. Social skills and significant interpersonal relationships of me-self. 63. Who proposed that the human self has three related, but separable, domains.
a. Spiritual a. Gordon Allport
b. Social b. Gregg Henriques
c. Material c. Jean Piaget
d. I-self d. Eric Berne

56. Personality, character, defining values of me-self. 64. In 1960, he began to develop his transactional analysis model as the basis for understanding
a. Spiritual behavior.
b. Social a. Gordon Allport
c. Material b. Gregg Henriques
d. I-self c. Jean Piaget
d. Eric Berne
57. It is a state of internal consistency, which Carl Rogers saw as important to healthy personality
growth. 65. It is the theater of consciousness because it is the first to experience it beingness.
a. Congruence a. Beingness
b. incongruence b. Private self-conscious
c. Maladjustment c. Experiential self
d. Parent ego state d. true self

58. The inability to react successfully and satisfactory to the demands of one’s environment. 66. The state or fact of existing.
a. Congruence a. Beingness
b. incongruence b. Private self-conscious
c. Maladjustment c. Experiential self
 d. true self d. Yi

67. These are the mental organizations that individuals use to understand their environment. 75. It is the Arabic word for “self”.
a. Cognitive development a. Nafs
b. Adaptation b. Dharma
c. Schemas/schemes c. Vedas
d. Stages of Cognitive Development d. Brahman

68. It is the tendency to see reality as an aggregate of parts. 76. It is the divine universal consciousness.
a. Brahman a. Brahman
b. Dharma b. Dharma
c. Analytical c. Analytical
d. Nafs d. Nafs

69. It is the principle of cosmic order 77. It embodies specific values, thoughts, or ideas that play an important role in determining the
a. Brahman person's sense of “self”.
b. Dharma a. Culture
c. Analytical b. Collectivism
d. Nafs c. Vedas
d. Individualistic culture
70. A doctrine taught by Buddha.
a. Dharma 78. It emphasizes the moral worth of the individual.
b. Anatta a. Culture
c. Brahman b. Collectivism
d. Vedas c. Vedas
d. Individualistic culture
71. Means goodwill, politeness, and generosity. Heart of compassion that leads to ____.
a. Jen 79. It refers to the mental process that perceives one’s own traits.
b. Chih a. Vedas
c. Li b. Private
d. Yi c. Public
d. Collectivism
72. Heart of righteousness that leads to____.
a. Jen 80. It refers to the generalized view of self.
b. Chih a. Vedas
c. Li b. Private
d. Yi c. Public
d. Collectivism
73. It means having the right to practice propriety in all that you do. Heart of propriety leads to
____. 81. Refers to the extent that we value our duty to groups to which we belong
a. Jen a. Vedas
b. Chih b. Private
c. Li c. Public
d. Yi d. Collectivism

74. Means wisdom. 82. These are the earliest religious in the east
a. Jen a. Vedas
b. Chih b. Private
c. Li c. Public
 d. Collectivism 49. D
50. C
51. C
83.
52. D
84.
53. A
85. W 54. C
55. B
56. A
1. C 57. A
2. A 58. C
3. B 59. C
4. A 60. B
5. C or d 61. C
6. B 62. D
7. A 63. B
8. B 64. D
9. B 65. C
10. D 66. A
11. A 67. C
12. C 68. C
13. B 69. B
14. D 70. B
15. C 71. A
16. B 72. D
17. B 73. C
18. D 74. B
19. C 75. A
20. B 76. A
21. A 77. A
22. B 78. D
23. B 79. B
24. A 80. C
25. D 81. D
26. C 82. A
27. B 83.
28. D
29. C
30. D
31. D
32. C
33. A
34. B
35. A
36. A
37. B
38. A
39. A
40. B
41. A
42. A
43. A
44. C
45. B
46. A
47. B
48. E
GE8 (473)_2ND_EXAM 8. Which version of the cry can’t be accepted of equal weight since the writer is not a participant
of the historic event?
a. Valenzuela’s Cry of Pugad Lawin
b. De Jesus’ Version of the First Cry
1. When did the first Holy Mass in the Philippines happen?
c. Masangkay’s the Cry of Balintawak
a. March 22,1521
d. Alvarex’s the Cry of Bahay Toro
b. March 16, 1521
c. March 31,1521
9. Who is known to be the keeper of Katipunan’s secret documents?
d. March 28,1521
a. Melchora Aquino
b. Andres Bonifacio
2. What route did the group of Pigafetta take from Humunu (Homonhon) Island going to the site
c. Gregoria de Jesus
of the first mass?
d. Emilio Jacinto
a. West Southwest
b. North Southwest
10. Where have the group of Pigafetta been prior to coming to the islands on March 16,1521?
c. West Northwest
a. Zuluan
d. North Southwest
b. Ceylon
c. Abarien
3. Who was the successor of Gov. Gen. La Torre who assumed control of the government in
d. Ladroni
the island on April 4, 1871?
a. Gen. Gervasio Carillo
11. It refers to the conflicting dates of the cry of Pugad Lawin in the controversial version of Pio
b. Gen. Tomas Garcia Cernuda
Valenzuela.
c. Gen. Rafael de Izquierdo
a. August 23, 1896
d. Gen. Maximo Camerino
b. August 24, 1896
c. August 25, 1896
4. When did the Cavite Mutiny Happen?
d. August 26, 1896
a. January 20, 1872
b. February 6,1872
12. It refers to the place of the Cry in General Guillermo Masanglay’s version.
c. March 20, 1872
a. Bahay toro
d. April 16,1872
b. Pugad Lawin
c. Balintawak
5. How does the Spanish leadership call those people who refused to servilely obey the wishes
of the authorities?
13. It refers to the old name of Rizal province where delegates og controversial Cry come from.
a. Persona non grata
a. Murong
b. Persona sosphechosas
b. Morong
c. Cimarrones
c. Morung
d. La persona que maneja
d. Murung
6. Who among the GOMBURZA was executed last?
14. It refers to the person who acts as a secretary in a big meeting held in Masankay’s version of
a. Father Gomez
the Cry?
b. Father Burgos
a. Melchora Aquino
c. Father Zamora
b. Andres Bonifacio
d. Father Saldua
c. Gregoria de Jesus
d. Emilio Jacinto
7. When was the cry of Pugad Lawin according to Pio Valenzuela’s controversial account?
a. August 23, 1896
15. It is the date when Rafael de Izquierdo assumed control of the government as Governor
b. August 24, 1896
General.
c. August 25, 1896
a. January 20, 1871
d. August 26, 1896
b. February 6,1871
c. March 20, 1871
 d. April 4,1871 25. one of the most prominent Jesuit missionary and historian; author of Labor Evangelica
a. Francisco colin
16. It refers to the military governor of Cavite during the time of Mutiny. b.
a. D. Fernando Rojas
b. Gov. Rafael de Izquierdo 26. Ceylon was the island of?
c. Gen. Gervasio Carillo a. Bohol
d. Gen. Tomas Garcia Cernuda b. Cebu
c. Leyte
17. It refers to the last priest executed through strangulation
a. Mariano gomez 27. Sailing southwards along the coast of the large island of Seilana, they turned southwest to a
b. Jose Burgos small island called?
c. Jacinto Zamura a. Masava
d. Francisco Saldua b. Aquada
c. Ceylon
18. It refers to the only pure-blooded Tagalog priest among GOMBURZA.
a. Father Mariano Gomez 28. How many days did Magellan remain in the islam of Mazaua?
b. Father Burgos a. 7 days
c. Father Zamora b. 5 days
d. Father Saldua c. 10 days

19. It refers to the terms used by Izquierdo in describing the Cavite Mutiny. 29. It is the current name for Humunu Island.
a. Insurrection a. Masao
b. Inspecting b. Homonhon
c. Impudent c. Mazaua
d. Mazau
20. It is the term used by Pigafetta which refers to small boats
a. Baruto 30. It is the Italian term for “the Water-place of Good Signs”.
b. Barutu a. Acquada da li buoi Segnialli
c. Baroto b. Aquada da li buoi Segnialli
d. Barotu c. Acquada da buoi Segnialli

21. It refers to the kings of Butuan and Calagan islands. 31. It is the Island passed through by the group of Pigafetta where bats as large as eagles as
they laid their course toward the northwest direction going to Cebu.
22. It is the term used by Pigafetta which refers to the island of Cebu. a. Samar
a. Zubu b. Gatighan
b. Zubo c. Masao
c. Zobu d. Masaoa
d. Zobo
32. In Vidal’s version of Cavite Mutiny, the garrison of Manila is composed mostly of native
23. It is the term for a palm wine. soldiers.
a. Oraca a. True
b. Uraca b. False

24. It is the place where the visitors of Pigafetta on the 18th of march lived. 33. In Pardo de Tavera's version of Cavite Mutiny, the first official act of Izquierdo for a complete
a. Zuluan change in the aspect of affairs is to arrest people classed as personas sospechosas.
b. Ceylon a. True
c. Abarien b. False
d. Ladroni
34. Sergeant La Madrid has been strangulated as a punishment for taking part of the uprising
 a. True
b. False 46. Trade of religious objects is one of the curates’ sources of income during the Spanish era.
a. True
35. In Pardo de Tavera’s version of Cavite Mutiny, many of the best-known Filipinos were b. False
denounced to the military authorities.
a. True 47. It is the decree which aimed to relieve the Filipino Catholics of tax burden by reducing the
b. False number of feast days and having one patron saint only per diocese.
a. The council of the Indies.
36. Father Burgos of Gomburza is a pure-blooded Tagalog. b. Agustin Sumuroy
a. True c. Polo y Serviciou
b. False d. Papal Decree
e. Francisco Maniago
37. Teodoro Plata is Bonifacio’s brother-in-law.
a. True 48. The council which was responsible for the making of the laws particularly colonial laws on
b. False taxation.
a. The council of the Indies.
38. In Santiago Alvarez’s version, the “Cry” happened on August 24, 1896. b. Agustin Sumuroy
a. c. Polo y Serviciou
d. Papal Decree
39. In Gregoria de Jesus’ version, the “Cry” happened in the barrio of Bahay Toro. e. Francisco Maniago
a. .True
b. False 49. It is a form of forced labor were able-blooded men were required to work in constructions and
building of ships.
40. Before, people who had no cedulas were severely punished. a. The council of the Indies.
a. True b. Agustin Sumuroy
b. False c. Polo y Serviciou
d. Papal Decree
41. It has been said that Bonifacio’s hobby is weaving bamboo hats. e. Francisco Maniago
a. True
b. False 50. He was a Waray from Palapag, the old Northern Samar, who led a revolt against forced
labor.
42. The Filipinos pay direct taxes which consist of urban taxes, municipal tax, and personal a. The council of the Indies.
cedula among others. b. Agustin Sumuroy
a. True c. Polo y Serviciou
b. False d. Papal Decree
e. Francisco Maniago
43. Both the curates and government officials during the Spanish period personified despotism
and tyranny. 51. He was the leader of the revolt in Pampanga, who led a revolt against the tribute, forced labor
a. True and rice exploitation.
b. False a. The council of the Indies.
b. Agustin Sumuroy
44. The native’s submission and compliance to friar rule was due to profound respect to c. Polo y Serviciou
authority. d. Papal Decree
a. True e. Francisco Maniago
b. False
52. j
45. A provincial tax is a direct tax, while stamps and surcharges are indirect taxes.
a. True
b. False
1. C
2. A
3. C
4. A
5. B
6. b
7. A
8. D
9. C
10. D
11. A
12. C
13. B
14. D
15. D
16. A
17. D
18. A
19. A
20. C
21. -
22. A
23. B
24. A
25. -
26. C
27. A
28. A
29. B
30. A
31. B
32. A
33. B
34. B
35. A
36. B
37. A
38. A
39. B
40. A
41. A
42. A
43. A
44. A
45. A
46. A
47. D
48. A
49. C
50. B
51. E
52.
 b. sequencing
c. comparison and contrast
d. cause and effect
UGE1 (345)_2ND_EXAM
9. It is the result of what happened.
1. It is equally important as the previously target skill because it makes you think critically and a. cause
analytically. b. effect
a. comparison
b. contrast 10. It is the reason something happened.
c. comparison and contrast a. cause
d. reading b. effect
e. meaning c.
11. Some signal words for cause are: because, due to, the reason/s, since, cause. True or false?
2. it tells us to get the similarities. a. true
a. contrast b. false
b. comparison
12. Some signal words for effect are : so, the result, because of this, as a result, thus, for this
3. it tells us to get the differences. reason. True or false?
a. contrast a. true
b. comparison b. b. false

4. It is a process of making meaning from a word or cluster of words. 13. It is an essential reading skill also for it guides the reader what the paragraph is all about.
a. comparison a. reading
b. contrast b. summarizing
c. comparison and contrast c. cause and effect
d. reading d. getting the main idea
e. meaning
14. it may be expressed in the first sentence of the paragraph and then reiterated at the end of
5. it is found in clusters of words, not necessarily incomplete sentences. the paragraph.
a. comparison a. reading
b. contrast b. summarizing
c. comparison and contrast c. cause and effect
d. reading d. getting the main idea
e. meaning
15. Who is the Canadian Writer’s Reference, who posited that summarizing involves stating a
6. It is a very important skill in reading comprehension. work’s thesis and main ideas in a simple, brief, and accurate expression
a. reading a. Diane Hacker (2008)
b. sequencing b. Buckler (2004)
c. comparison and contrast c. Francis P. Robinson
d. cause and effect d. Linde. S. (2008)

7. it enables the student to retell a story previously read. 16. According to Buckley (2004), she clearly states that a ________ is a reducing text to one-
a. reading third or one-quarter its original size as long as it clearly articulates the author’s meaning and
b. sequencing retains main ideas.
c. comparison and contrast a. reading
d. cause and effect b. summarizing
c. cause and effect
8. This skill guides you in understanding why did it happen and what makes it happen. d. getting the main idea
a. reading
17. It identifies the key elements and reduces them into their own words during and after reading
to get the meaning across. 24. Each of them should start with a topic sentence and focus on a separate main idea and not
a. reading just the most details from the article.
b. summarizing a. summarizing
c. cause and effect b. getting the mean idea
d. getting the main idea c. body paragraphs/supporting details
d. concluding paragraph/sentence
18. It teaches students to look for the important ideas in the text, how to ignore minor and e. introduction
irrelevant information, and how to integrate information in a meaningful way.
a. reading 25. It is a statement that holds an element of belief and tells how someone feels.
b. summarizing a. facts
c. cause and effectl b. opinion
d. getting the main idea
26. It is a statement that is true and can be proven and verified objectively.
19. It improves the students memory on the material being read. a. facts
a. reading b. opinion
b. summarizing
c. cause and effect 27. It assists the learning in recognizing and making sense of the information presented, thus
d. getting the main idea high-level thinking skills: to explain, to prove, to defend.
a. facts
20. It summarizes the main idea and the underlying meaning of the article. b. opinion
a. summarizing c. understanding the difference between fact and opinion
b. getting the mean idea d. none of the above
c. body paragraphs/supporting details
d. concluding paragraph/sentence 28. x
e. introduction

21. It starts with a summary or overview of the article which includes the author’s name and the
title of the article.
1. C 25. B
a. summarizing
2. B 26. A
b. getting the mean idea 3. A 27. C
c. body paragraphs/supporting details 4. d
d. concluding paragraph/sentence 5. e
e. introduction 6. b
7. b
22. It finishes with a thesis statement that states the main idea of the article. 8. d
9. b
a. summarizing
10. a
b. getting the mean idea 11. a
c. body paragraphs/supporting details 12. a
d. concluding paragraph/sentence 13. d
e. introduction 14. d
15. a
23. The number of paragraphs in your summary depends on the length of the original article. 16. b
17. b
Your summary should be about one third the length of the original article.
18. b
a. summarizing 19. b
b. getting the mean idea 20. d
c. body paragraphs/supporting details 21. e
d. concluding paragraph/sentence 22. e
e. introduction 23. c
24. c
 8. It is the process of acquiring data from various sources, such as databases, sensors, and
surveys.
a. Data analysis
GE4 (321)_2ND_EXAM b. Data collection
c. Data management
1. This comes from different forms and from different sources. d. Data storage
a. Data management
b. Data 9. It is the process of storing data in a structured manner that allows for easy retrieval and
c. Data collection manipulation.
d. managemen a. Data analysis
2. It refers to the process of organizing, storing, protecting, and maintaining data in a secure b. Data collection
and efficient manner. c. Data management
a. Data management d. Data storage
b. Data
c. Data collection 10. It is becoming increasingly important for business and organizations.
d. managemen a. Data management
b. Data
3. This process involves the use of various tools and techniques to ensure the data is accurate, c. Data collection
reliable, and easily accessible. d. managemen
a. Data management
b. Data 11. Methods refer to the ways in which businesses and organizations collect data that they will
c. Data collection manage.
d. managemen a. Data analysis
b. Data collection
4. It is the process of protecting data from unauthorized access, theft, or corruption. c. Data management
a. Date analysis d. Data storage
b. Data processing
c. Data security 12. It is the process of using electronic and computer-based technologies to gather data without
d. Data quality management human intervention.
a. Automated data collection
5. It is the process of ensuring that the data is accurate, complete, and consistent. b. Data mining
a. Date analysis c. Security
b. Data processing d. Manual data entry
c. Data security
d. Data quality management 13. It is more accurate and reliable than manual data entry, as it eliminates the possibility of
human error.
6. It is the process of using statistical and mathematical methods to extract insights from data. a. Automated data collection
a. Date analysis b. Data mining
b. Data processing c. Security
c. Data security d. Manual data entry
d. Data quality management
14. It is the process of manually inputting data unto a computer system or other electronic
7. It is the process of transforming raw data into useful information that can be used for analysis devices.
and decision-making. a. Automated data collection
a. Date analysis b. Data mining
b. Data processing c. Security
c. Data security d. Manual data entry
d. Data quality management
15. This method can be done by typing, scanning, or voice recognition.
 a. Automated data collection d. Infographics
b. Data mining
c. Security 23. It can be used to display geographical data, such as the location of stores, distribution
d. Manual data entry centers, or customers. It can help users understand the spatial relationships in data and
identify patterns and trends
16. It is the process of extracting knowledge or insights from large sets of data. a. Tables
a. Automated data collection b. Charts and graphs
b. Data mining c. Maps
c. Data processing d. Infographics
d. Manual data entry
24. These are a combination of charts, graphs, and other visual elements that are used to
17. Data mining can be used to identify patterns in customers behavior. communicate complex data in a simple and engaging way. Often used in marketing and
a. Customer satisfaction advertising to communicate key data points to a broader audience.
b. Fraud detection a. Tables
c. Customer profiling b. Charts and graphs
d. Predictive modeling c. Maps
d. Infographics
18. Data mining can be used to identify patterns in financial transactions that may indicate fraud
or other illegal activity. 25. It is a type of graph that displays data as a series of points connected by straight lines. It
a. Customer satisfaction gives a graphical representation of the changes that have occurred over a given period of
b. Fraud detection time.
c. Customer profiling a. Line graph
d. Predictive modeling b. Pie chart
c. Bar graph
19. Data mining can be used to develop this to help organizations forecast trends or outcomes. d. Paragraph
a. Customer satisfaction
b. Fraud detection 26. The line graph has a horizontal axis called the x-axis and a vertical axis called the y-axis.
c. Customer profiling a. y-axis, x-axis
d. Predictive modeling b. x-axis, y-axis

20. Data mining can be used to analyze large sets of medical data, 27. It is a graphical representation of data using rectangular bars.
a. Medical treatment a. Line graph
b. Medicine research b. Pie chart
c. Research c. Bar graph
d. Medical research d. Paragraph

21. These are a common method of data presentation, as they can quickly communicate trends, 28. This chart are a commonly used type of data visualization that can be used to display data in
patterns, and relationships in data. a circular format.
a. Tables a. Line graph
b. Charts and graphs b. Pie chart
c. Maps c. Bar graph
d. Infographics d. Paragraph

22. It can be used to present large amounts of data in a structured and organized format. It is 29. They are useful for displaying proportions of a whole, and they can be used to compare
useful when comparing multiple data sets or when displaying detailed data that cannot be different categories or subsets of a data set.
easily communicated through charts or graphs. a. Line graph
a. Tables b. Pie chart
b. Charts and graphs c. Bar graph
c. Maps d. Paragraph
30. It is the number of standard deviations that a value is above or below the mean of the data 37. It is a polyhedron made by connecting a base to an apex.
set. a. Prism
a. Range b. Pyramid
b. Variance c. Polyhedra
c. Standard score or z-score d. non-polyhedra
d. Standard variance
38. It is a three-dimensional object that is perfectly round in shape.
31. It is a flat shape with straight edges that exists in two dimensions. It can be categorized a. Cone
based on the number of sides it has. b. Cylinder
a. Solids c. Torus
b. Polygons d. Sphere
c. Polyhedra
d. non-polyhedra 39. It is a solid three-dimensional object that consists of a curved surface and two parallel circles
of equal size at its ends.
32. It is a representation of the geometry of three-dimensional space, which is the space we a. Cone
inhabit. b. Cylinder
a. Solids c. Torus
b. Polygons d. Sphere
c. Polyhedra
d. Non-polyhedra 40. It is a solid formed by revolving a small circle along a line made by another circle. It has no
edges or vertices and therefore, it is not a polyhedron.
33. It is a solid that possesses curved surfaces, or a combination of both curved and flat a. Cone
surfaces. b. Cylinder
a. Solids c. Torus
b. Polygons d. Sphere
c. Polyhedra
d. Non-polyhedra 41. It is made by rotating a triangle. Thue triangle has to be a right-angled triangle, and it gets
rotated around one of its two short sides.
34. It is a three-dimensional shape composed entirely of flat surfaces, each of which is a a. Cone
polygon. b. Cylinder
a. Solids c. Torus
b. Polygons d. Sphere
c. Polyhedra
d. Non-polyhedra 42. T

35. It is a type of convex polyhedron characterized by all of its faces being congruent, and having
the same number of faces that meet each vertex.
a. Platonic Solid 1. B 16. B 31. B
b. Polygons 2. A 17. C 32. A
3. A 18. B 33. D
c. Polyhedra
4. C 19. D 34. C
d. non-polyhedra
5. D 20. D 35..A
6. A 21. B 36. A
36. It is a type of polyhedron characterized by its flat sides, where each side is a polygon. It 7. B 22. A 37. B
maintains a consistent cross-section throughout its length. 8. B 23. C 38. D
a. Prism 9. D 24. D 39. B
b. Pyramid 10. A 25. A 40. C
c. Polyhedra 11. B 26. B 41. A
12. A 27. C
d. non-polyhedra
13. A 28. B
14. D 29. B
15. D 30. C