PRE TEST

Name: Jhonel G. Gay Date: February 01, 2021 Time: 1: 35 PM

Trainer : Mr. Raymund Dayunan Course: BSEE 1-A Rating:

Direction:
A. Multiple Choices. Read the questions carefully and choose the correct answer.
1. This is used to treat diseases caused by a mutation that stops a gene from producing a
functioning product, such as a protein.
a. Gene augmentation therapy c. Gene inhibition therapy
b. Somatic gene therapy d. Germline gene therapy
2. Transfer of a section of DNA to any cell of the body that doesn’t produce sperm or eggs.
a. Gene augmentation therapy c. Gene inhibition therapy
b. Somatic gene therapy d. Germline gene therapy
3. Who was responsible for shaping of the nature society and its institutions throughout the period?
a. Von Baeyer c. Bill Joy
b. Johannes Gutenberg d. M. Ariola
4. The invention of the printing press was the start in the explosion and emergence of new ideas
that came across diverse people and individualities.
a. The Impact of Social Media c. Pre-Gutenberg Era
b. The Gutenberg Revolution d. Role of Nanotechnology
5. From the Latin word of Nano is “nenus” which means?
a. Network c. Dwarf
b. Nino d. Wires
6. Change in global or regional climate patterns, in particular a change apparent from the mid to the
20th century onwards.
a. Surface area c. Somatic gene therapy
b. Weather d. Climate Change
7. The ratio between the longest diameter of a particle to the shortest perpendicular diameter (e.g.
length and diameter of a tube)
a. Surface area c. Crystallinity
b. Aspect ratio d. Germline gene therapy
8. Refers to more or less stable three dimensional atom arrangements, and is a property that
defines much oxide.
a. Aspect ratio c. Crystallinity
b. Surface area d. Germline gene therapy
9. The creation of Nano devices have now occurred at a rapid rate after only 20 years of research
and development.
a. Role of Nanotechnology c. Crystallinity
b. Surface area d. Germline gene therapy
10. The age of information is also known as the age of?
a. Computer age c. Digital or digitized age
b. Media age d. All of the above
B. Matching Type. Match Column A to Column B. Write the correct answer in the space provided.

Column A Column B

Ways College Students can stop Climate Change

Energy efficient1. Switch off lights; unplug computers, TV’s t. Be informed
and other electronic gadgets when not in use. e. Eat wisely
Let polluters pay2. Garbage buried in landfills produces c. Let polluters pay
methane, a potent greenhouse gas. h. Support
Green your commute 3. Carbon taxes make polluting activities more n. Donate

expensive and green solutions more affordable. o. Energy efficient

Fly less 4. Air travels leaves behind a huge carbon footprint. l. Green your commute
Be informed 5. Follow the latest news about the climate change. o. Trim your waste
g. Get involved
y. Fly less

C. True or False. Write True if the statement is correct and False if incorrect. Write your answer in
the space provided.

True 1. Environmental energy production in which biological mass is recycled and re-used?
True 2. Wind energy is renewable source of energy?
True 3. Solar power which is generated in the day time can be stored to be made available in the
night time as well?
False 4. It is a truly debatable topic for the people of the 21 st century, given the promise of this
technology and yet the fact that it is very new?
False 5. The phenomenon is that the digital industry creates a knowledge-based society surrounded
by a high-tech global economy?
True 6. The age of information is also known as the age of ancient, medieval age?
False 7. The adult people are often the most ready to adopt and to learn to use new technologies,
and they are certainly at the forefront of social media of all types?
False 8. The Latin word of Nano is “nenus” which means giant?
False 9. Under hydroelectric energy, water is not free of cost and cannot be put to use again?
False 10. Crystallinity is the term used for an organism created through genetic engineering?
D. Word Bank. Define the following terms according to your own understanding. 5pts. each.
1. Information Age
- The Information Age is now upon us. In the world today, technology is used all around us.
Through the use of computers, cell phones, pagers, calculators, video game consoles and many
other technologically advanced products, communication has changed dramatically. The
information age is changing peoples every day activities and making tedious tasks run more
efficiently. Personal use and business-related use of computers and technology are constantly
increasing. Although there are many positive aspects of the Information Age, there are also many
negatives, such as how the Internet is unregulated. Also, there's a very large legal issue over
privacy, as well as many ethical issues computer-users face daily. Many believe that this era, as
developed as it currently is, will continue to progress and evolve over the years to come.
2. Nanotechnology
- Nanotechnology is the study of extremely small things and is used in the fields of chemistry,
biology, physics, materials science, and engineering. Nanotechnology is measured on what is
called a nanoscale, also known as a nanometer which is one billionth of a meter. Nanotechnology
improves existing industrial processes, materials and applications by scaling them down to the
nanoscale in order to ultimately fully exploit the unique quantum and surface phenomena that
matter exhibits at the nanoscale. Nanotechnology is being used in developing countries to help
treat disease and prevent health issues. The umbrella term for this kind of nanotechnology is
Nano-medicine. Nanotechnology is also being applied to or developed for application to a variety
of industrial and purification processes.
3. Climate Change
- Climate change refers to the adverse change in the environment and its impacts on the living
organisms on Earth. This happens due to many internal and external factors. The climatic change
has become a global concern over the last few decades. Besides, these climatic changes affect life
on the earth in various ways. Impacts related to climate change are evident across regions and in
many sectors important to society such as human health, agriculture and food security, water
supply, transportation, energy, ecosystems, and others. This are expected to become increasingly
disruptive in the coming decades.