Designing Solutions Quiz - Lesson 4

What is required in addition to creativity and imagination when designing a solution to a problem?

• Analysis and evaluation

• Mathematical calculations

• Historical research

• Artistic skills

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Which of the following is NOT one of the four skills important to designing and developing a solution?

• Considering constraints

• Prioritizing criteria

• Making trade-offs

• Following instructions

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What is the final step in the skills important to designing and developing a solution?

• Considering constraints

• Prioritizing criteria

• Making trade-offs

• Test, revise and retest

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What must be considered first when designing a solution to a problem according to our worksheet?

• The final outcome of the solution

• The constraints

• The number of people involved in the project

• The overall cost only

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Which of the following are considered constraints in problem-solving as per the slide?

• Time, money, and material

• Preferences, ideas, and outcomes

• Creativity, skills, and experience

• Technology, education, and environment

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What does the worksheet imply about a solution to a problem with constraints?

• It should ignore constraints to be innovative.

• It must be completed within the time and with the materials provided.

• It should focus on using unlimited resources.

• It must be the most expensive solution possible.

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What is the best solution to a problem in terms of criteria and constraints?

• A solution that addresses all concerns

• A solution that meets some criteria

• A solution that meets all the criteria while staying within the constraints

• A solution that prioritizes the least important needs

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Is it always possible for a solution to address all concerns associated with a problem?

• Yes, it is always possible

• No, it is not always possible

• Yes, but only if there are no constraints

• No, unless the problem is very simple

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What is prioritization in the context of problem-solving?

• Ignoring the important needs associated with the problem

• Addressing the least important needs associated with the problem

• Making sure the solution addresses the most important needs

• Choosing a solution that is easiest to implement

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When prioritizing the criteria of a solution, what should you determine first?

• The least important criteria

• The most important criteria or requirements

• The potential cost of the solution

• The time it will take to implement the solution

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