When customers purchase products...

• They always look for the cheapest one.

• They always look for the most expensive one because it offers more prestige

• They always look for the one with the price that meets their needs

Product obsolescence is caused by...

• Loss functionality and high repair costs

• Fashions and low repair costs

• Both of the above

A staple product can be promoted by...

• Sales promotions and fair trades

• Sales promotions and public relation activities

• Promotions are not necessary

The project approach is based on the ideas of analysing, building and evaluating

• True

• False

The project approach

• Is only a valid method in he technology workshop

• Is only a valid method when we are building technological products.

• Is a valid method for solving any kind of problem

We can analyse objects from different points of view:

• Morphological analysis, functional analysis, technical analysis, economic analysis, Social analysis and Aesthetic analysis

• Morphological analysis, functional analysis, technical analysis, economic analysis, Social analysis, Aesthetic analysis and sensitive analysis

• Historical analysis, functional analysis, technical analysis, economic analysis, Social analysis andAesthetic analysis

The project report includes...

• Drawings, the list of materials and tools, the buget, the process sheet, the distribution of tasks, and the modifications made

• Drawings, the list of materials and tools, the budget, the process sheet, the distribution of tasks, the modifications made, the final drawing of the solution, the total cost of the project: the environmental impact of the solution, and our own thoughts about the work

• Drawings, the budget, the process sheet, the distribution of tasks, the moditications made, and our own thoughts about the work

To complete the design process, we need a series of technical documents. These are:

• Process sheet

• Evaluation and report

• Drawings, list of materials and tools

Any technical product that has been created will have an impact on society (and this may not always be positive)

• True

• False

The correct order of the stages of the project approach is:

• 1: Problem

  2: Research

  3: Design

  4: Possible solutions

  5: Chosen solution

  6: Planning

  7: Building

  8: Check

  9: Presentation

  10: Report

• 1: Problem

  2: Research

  3: Possible solutions

  4: Chosen solution

  5: Desing

  6: Planning

  7: Building

  8: Check

  9: Presentation

• 1: Problem

  2: Research

  3: Possible solutions

  4: Chosen solution

  5: Presentation

  6: Design

  7: Planning

  8: Check

  9: Report