Creative Problem-Solving

What is the Maker Movement primarily about?

• Avoiding technology in daily life

• Hiring professionals to solve problems

• Creating and fixing things yourself

• Buying new gadgets from stores

Why do makers prefer the do-it-yourself approach?

• It is less time-consuming

• It requires less effort

• It is more sustainable and satisfying

• It is more expensive

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What is Arduino® commonly used for?

• Building houses

• Cooking recipes

• Writing novels

• Developing electronic devices

What is a unique feature of Raspberry Pi®?

• It is larger than a full-sized computer

• It is the size of a credit card

• It can only be used for gaming

• It is a type of 3D printer

What can 3D printers do?

• Play music

• Only print documents

• Generate almost anything

• Cook food

What is a Maker Faire?

• A place to buy maker tools

• A school for learning about making

• A competition for the best maker

• An event to experiment with art, science, and technology

What is essential for being a maker besides technology?

• Collaboration with others

• Being a professional engineer

• Having a lot of money

• Owning a large workshop

What mindset is important for a maker?

• Fear of failure

• Need for immediate success

• Willingness to experiment and fail

• Desire for perfection

How does technology impact the Maker Movement?

• It makes it harder to create things

• It limits creativity

• It makes turning concepts into reality easier

• It is not important at all

What is a common trait among makers?

• Avoiding sharing ideas

• Being afraid of new ideas

• Preferring to work alone

• Being flexible and creative

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