Blueprinting and Measurement L1 Assessment

1B-1: A limitation or restriction.

• US Customary Standard system

• metric system

• accurate

• criteria

• constraint

1B-2: A British-based measuring system that uses units such as inch, yard, mile, gallon, and Fahrenheit.

• 
  US Customary Standard system

• metric system

• accurate

• criteria

• constraint

1B-3: Desired specifications (elements or features) of a product or system.

• US Customary Standard system

• metric system

• accurate

• criteria

• constraint

1B-4: An internationally recognized (decimal) measuring system that is based on the meter, liter, gram, and Celsius as units of length, volume, mass, and temperature.

• US Customary Standard system

• metric system

• accurate

• criteria

• constraint

1B-5: Close to the true value.

• US Customary Standard system

• metric system

• accurate

• criteria

• constraint

1D-1: Which ancient Egyptian unit of measurement is from the tip of your middle finger to the tip of your elbow?

• fathom

• cubit

• palm

• foot

1D-2: Which ancient Egyptian unit of measurement is from the tip of your middle finger on your left hand to the tip of your middle finger on your right hand?

• fathom

• cubit

• palm

• foot

1D-3: Which of the following is a major problem with the methods of measurement the ancient Egyptians used to measure?

• It was not as fun as using a ruler or tape measure.

• The Pharaoh didn't like it so they required a new method.

• It was very inconsistent. People will have different size body parts and would get different measurements.

• All of the above

1D-4: When measuring something small like your chromebook it made the most sense to use which ancient Egyptian unit of measurement?

• palm

• cubit

• fathom

• none of these are small or appropriate

1D-5: When measuring something large like the GTT Room it makes the most sense to use which ancient Egyptian unit of measurement?

• palm

• cubit

• fathom

• none are large or appropriate