Reviewer in STS Finals
Reviewer in STS Finals
1. Who state that the human rights-based approach to science, technology, and
development identified science as a socially organized human activity which is value-
laden and shaped by organizational structures and procedures?
- S. Romi Mukherjee
3. Which of the following new technologies can potentially cause problems in the future?
- All of the above
4. Who stated that ‘the effect of climate change is also expected in the society”?
- Bradford and Pappas
9. Which of article stated that when intelligent robots can reduce human effort in
accomplishing tasks, there are two options: either we allow these machines make
decisions or we keep control?
- Unabomber Manifesto
10. Which of the following is discovered by a group of researchers led by R. Smalley, R. Curl,
and H. Kroto in 1985
- C60
12. Which of the following choices are referred to the plants or animals whose genetic
materials have been altered by adding, removing, or changing their DNA sequences in
ways that are not naturally occurring
- Genetically modified organisms
14. It refers to the range of global phenomena caused by burning of fossil fuels that add
heat-trapping gases to the earth’s atmosphere.
- Climate change
15. What is the focus of a human rights-based approach to science, technology, and
society?
- Protecting the well- being and dignity of a person
16. Which of the following is an international treaty that regulates the transboundary
movements of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs)?
- Cartagena Protocol
17. These are species which are vulnerable to endangerment in the near future.
- Threatened Species
20. This paper asserts that proper education and research programs should be used to build
up adequate and evenly distributed scientific and technological competence.
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights (Article 27)
21. It includes the worldwide extinction of different species, as well as the local reduction or
loss of species in a certain habitat.
- Biodiversity loss
22. Critics of Bill Joy accused him of being a neo-Luddite. What is the meaning of neo-
Luddite?
- Someone who rejects new technologies and shows technophobic learnings
23. This occurs in some coastal areas due to the upwelling of cold water that lowers surface
temperature
- Thermal inversion
25. The process of producing individual organisms with identical or virtually identical DNA,
either by natural or artificial means.
- Cloning
27. An international agreement set to protect the stratospheric ozone layer by phasing out
the production and consumption of ozone depleting substances.
- Montreal Protocol
30. Which of the following statements illustrates the positive effects of artificial
intelligence?
- II, III
32. It was developed in the Philippines to address vitamin A deficiency in the year 2000.
- Golden rice
36. Which of the following is a technique that aims to transfer normal genes into a patient’s
cells
- Gene therapy
38. This layer of the earth serves as a protection from the ultraviolet rays which are very
harmful to humans and plants
- ozone
41. The right to participate in and profit from scientific discoveries, as well as to be
protected against scientific misapplications, is affirmed in what article?
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights (Article 27)
43. It is a term that includes any kind of precipitation with acidic components like sulphuric
acid or nitric acid that fall on the ground from the atmosphere in wet or dry forms.
- Acid deposition
45. Which of the following statement is the negative effect of using nanotechnology?
- Lower recovery and recycling rates
47. The process of creating a hybrid by connecting two or more DNA molecules.
- Recombinant DNA
50. This refers to the modern time in which information has become a commodity that is
transmitted freely, easily, and quickly by using personal computer networks.
- All of the above