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What is the definition of health according to the World Health Organization?

• The ability to prevent all diseases

• The ability to cure all diseases

• The absence of disease or infirmity

• A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being

Which type of pollution is caused by the release of toxic fumes from machines using hydrocarbons as fuel?

• Air Pollution

• Light Pollution

• Water Pollution

• Noise Pollution

What is a major pollutant produced by human activity that can have adverse effects on human health and the ecosystem?

• Sulphur oxide (SO2)

• Nitrogen oxide

• Ozone

• Carbon monoxide

What is the main approach of health science?

• The study of environmental health

• The study of animals and their health

• The study and research of the body and health-related issues

• The application of knowledge to improve health and prevent diseases

What is the purpose of Health Information Technology (HIT) in the medical field?

• To limit the sharing of medical records

• To improve accessibility of patient information and reduce errors

• To increase the cost of healthcare services

• To reduce efficiency in accessing patient information

What is the main aim of science education?

• To encourage sports participation

• To develop potential scientific and technological manpower

• To produce a scientifically literate society

• To promote artistic skills

According to the National Policy on Education, what is the role of education in society?

• To foster the worth and development of the individual

• To discourage critical thinking

• To limit personal decision making

• To hinder economic productivity

What is the definition of scientific literacy according to the United States National Center for Education Statistics?

• The expertise in culinary arts

• The knowledge and understanding of science concepts and processes required for personal decision making

• The ability to speak multiple languages fluently

• The skill of playing a musical instrument

What are the attributes suggested by the NSTA for a scientifically and technologically literate person?

• Intellectual, Attitudinal, Societal, Interdisciplinary

• Physical, Emotional, Spiritual, Social

• Analytical, Creative, Logical, Practical

• Historical, Geographical, Linguistic, Mathematical

What does scientific literacy entail according to Norris & Philips?

• Knowledge of ancient history and mythology

• Knowledge of the best-selling novels of all time

• Knowledge of the substantive content of science and ability to distinguish from non-science

• Knowledge of the latest fashion trends