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1. Defined as a period starting in the last quarter of the 20’Th century when information became effortlessly accessible through publication and the management of information by computers and computers network. a. Modern age b. Information age c. technological age 2. Who proposed the theory of information age in 1982? a. James R. b. Johannes Gutenberg c. Samuel Jonsons 3. Sumerian first writing system. a. hieroglyphics b. clepsydia c. cuneiform 4. Egyptian writing system. a. Hieroglyphics b. clepsydia c. cuneiform 5. In this year Papyrus roll was used a. 300 BC b. 500 BC c. 220 BC 6. Who invented the television camera tube in the year 1923? a. Richard Wurman b. Alfred Adler c. Zvorkyn 7. It described as a PC that is not designed for portability. a. Desktop computer b. Laptop c. Wearable computer 8. They involved materials that are usually integrated into cellphones, watches, and other small objects or places. b. Desktop computer b. Laptop c. Wearable computer 9. A worldwide system of interconnected networks that facilitate data transmission among innumerable computers. a. Internet b. Mainframes c. Electronic communication 10. He invented the printing press using movable metal type. a. Richard Wurman b. Johannes Gutenberg c. Samuel Jonsons 11. He is the father of modern psychology. a. Carl Jung b. Alfred Adler c. Sigmund Freud 12. According to Freud the most significant stage of human life is between in what age? a. 1 to 5 years old b. 0 to 7 years old c. 1 to 7years old 13. They believe that an individual behavior can be observed as an individual respond and react to external stimuli coming from the environment. a. Behaviorist b. sociologist c. psychologist 14. They believe that an individual behavior can be described and explained through mental events or to internal psychological processes. a. Behaviorist b. Sociologist c. psychologist 15. It is a set of ideals, standards or beliefs used to describe behavior and thought. a. Philosophy b. etymology c. sociology 16. He believed that you as a person, should consciously contemplate, turn your gaze inward, and analyze the true nature and values that are guiding your life. a. Plato b. Socrates c. David Hume 17. A student of Socrates. According to him “soul” is the most divine aspect of human being. a. Aristotle b. David Hume c. Plato 18. The element that enjoys sensual experiences, such as food, drink and sex. a. the appetitive soul b. the rational soul c. the spirited soul 19. this is conscious awareness. This is the part of us that think and analyzes. a. the appetitive soul b. the rational soul c. the spirited soul 20. the one with lots of energy, power and emotions. a. the appetitive soul b. the rational soul c. the spirited soul 21. he was deeply influenced by Plato’s ideas. Following view of Plato but adds Christianity. a. Rene Descartes b. St. Thomas Aquinas c. St. Augustine 22. According to him the body of human is like an animals/object, but what makes a human is his essence. a. Rene Descartes b. St. Thomas Aquinas c. St. Augustine 23. He is famous in the line “Cogito ergo sum” I think therefore I am. a. Rene Descartes b. St. Thomas Aquinas c. St. Augustine 24. He disagrees with all the other philosophers. According to him, all knowledge is derived from human senses. a. Aristotle b. David Hume c. Plato 25. He agrees with Hume that everything starts with perception/sensation of impressions. a. David Hume b. Plato c. Immanuel Kant 26. He believed that sense of self is derived from our behaviors and actions. a. Plato b. Gilbert Ryle c. Immanuel Kant 27. A social science concerned with the study of social relationships and the various ways these relationships are patterned in terms of our membership of social groups. a. Philosophy b. etymology c. sociology
28. Focus on individual what makes them unique.
a. Psychology b. etymology c. sociology 29. Founding father of psychoanalysis theory. a. Freud b. Hume c. Erikson
