MIDTERM EXAMINATION (SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY)

It is the use of scientific knowledge and empirical know how for the improvement of goods and services.

• Society

• Science

• Experiment

• Technology

Summations of knowledge, techniques & skills devoted to the study & understanding of natural world is a science as

• A total form of human cultural activity

• A total societal enterprise

• A field of systematic inquiry into nature

• A knowledge

A method to be followed to get correct information is a science as

• A field of systematic inquiry into nature

• A total societal enterprise

• A form of Human Cultural activity

• knowledge

Object made by human beings that enhances human capabilities to do certain tasks is referred to as

• Techniques

• Product

• Artifacts

• Process

Scientific knowledge can describe the consequences of action but does not necessarily prescribe the decision that society teaches; it means that science is

• Science is a human endeavor

• Science is a way of knowing

• Scientific investigation uses a variety of method

• Science addresses questions about natural & material world

People from all over the world engage in science and engineering and use scientific information, the statement tells that

• Science is a human endeavor

• Science addresses questions about natural & material world

• Scientific investigation uses a variety of method

• Science is a way of knowing

Belief that the actions of science are based on logic, evidence & reasoning, the statement tells that:

• Science is a human endeavor

• Scientific knowledge assumes an order and consistency in natural system

• Science is a way of knowing

• None of these

Refers to technical know-how or skills to put materials to use is said to be

• Artifacts

• Tecniques

• Techniques

• Uncertain

Technology is dynamic means, except one

• Modification to older design

• Changes can be in the form of introduction of new technologies

• Continuous improvements

• Does not purely react from nothing

According to him, men must agree to live together under common laws.

• John Locke

• Plato

• Thomas Hobbes

• Socrates