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What is the objective of the Marshmallow Challenge?

• To build the tallest freestanding structure

• To build the strongest structure

• To build a structure that can hold the most marshmallows

• To build a structure in the shortest amount of time

How long do teams have to complete the Marshmallow Challenge?

• 10 minutes

• 15 minutes

• 18 minutes

• 20 minutes

Who is the creator of the Marshmallow Challenge?

• Tom Ujjek

• Canadian architects

• Kindergartners

• Business graduates

What was the average height of the structures built in Tom Ujjek's study?

• 10 inches

• 15 inches

• 20 inches

• 25 inches

Which group performed the best in building the tallest structures?

• Architects and engineers

• CEOs

• Lawyers

• Kindergartners

Why did kindergartners perform well in the Marshmallow Challenge?

• They had more time to plan

• They had better materials

• They were more innovative and open to trying new ideas

• They had more experience in building structures

What approach did kindergartners use when their methods failed?

• They gave up and stopped trying

• They asked for help from adults

• They quickly moved on to the next method and tried again

• They blamed their teammates for the failure

What is one reason why adults performed worse than kindergartners in the challenge?

• They spent too much time planning and not enough time building

• They didn't have access to the same materials as kindergartners

• They lacked the necessary skills and knowledge

What is an important lesson we can learn from the Marshmallow Challenge?

• Age and experience are the only factors that lead to success

• Planning is more important than execution

• Collaboration and innovation are key to solving problems

• Kindergartners are better at building structures than adults

How did kindergartners approach collaboration in the Marshmallow Challenge?

• They wasted time deciding who is in charge

• They focused on working together to figure out the best plan

• They competed against each other to build the tallest structure

• They relied on adults to guide them in the process