TECHNOLOGY PROBLEM SOLVING

What is the first step in technology problem solving?

• Identify potential solutions

• Gather feedback from users

• Define the problem clearly

• Jump to implementation without analysis

Select the name of this tool.

• Saw

• Pincers

• Pliers

• Tinsnips

In which answer are the stages of the project approach in order?

• 1. Research

  2. Possible solutions

  3. Design 4. Planning

  5. Construction

• 1. Problem 2. Planning

  3. Solutions 4. Design

  5. Construction

  6. 6. Report

• 1. Problem 2. Research 3. Possible solutions

  4. Chosen solution

  5. Design

• 1. Constructoin 2. Check 3. Problem 4. Design

  5. Chosen solution

  6. Planning 7. Report

What is a budget?

• A document that includes the details of each of the parts that we will build

• The document produced after the project is built. with the details of the construction

• The budget is not a document

• A document that includes the materials we plan to use and their cost

Which of this pictures represents an auger?

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What is the purpose of a project report?

• It is only used to compile the rest of the project documents

• To outline the team members' roles and responsibilities

• To provide a detailed budget for future projects

• To communicate the status and results of a project to other people

What is the main purpose of technology?

• Technology helps us use electrical objects like computers, mobile phones, etc.

• Technology designs and builds technologycal products in order to meet a need.

• Technology is used to make machines and objects move on their own.

• Technology is only useful for entertainment purposes.

What is a Caliper used for?

• Measure small lenghts (a few millimetres)

• Clamp parts to the table or hold two parts together

• For cutting or stripping wires

• For attaching thin metal parts

Which document is not part of the preliminary design?

• Drawings

• Budget

• Construction log

• Lists of materials and tools

What is the final stage of a project approach?

• Construction

• Presentation and evaluation

• Check

• Report