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WorksheetsPaw Prints
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 23mins
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Class
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1.
The purpose of this article is to _____.
a)
describe all the steps in 3-D printing.
b)
show how 3-D printing was invented
c)
explain how 3-D printing helped a dog
d)
convince readers to try 3-D printing
2.
In the article, the word designed means _____.
a)
drew or planned
b)
purchased
c)
borrowed
d)
saw or noticed
3.
Which detail best shows how 3-D printing is different from regular printing?
a)
"Finally, she came up with a curved design..."
b)
"They were afraid of the cart."
c)
"His owners got him a wheeled cart."
d)
"...it uses materials like plastic and metal."
4.
Derby's owner called the printed legs a "winner" mainly because _____.
a)
the legs were cheap
b)
Derby won a race
c)
Derby ran around on the legs right away
d)
she was easily able to print the legs herself
5.
In “Paw Prints,” which statement about Derby’s front paws is true?
a)
They were hurt in an accident.
b)
He was born without them
c)
They were longer than usual.
d)
They were different lengths.
6.
How did Tara Anderson help Derby?
a)
She took Derby on long walks.
b)
She made the first-ever 3-D printed dog legs for him.
c)
She made a wheeled cart for him.
d)
She made prosthetic legs by hand for him.
7.
Compared with prosthetic parts made by hand, 3-D printed ones ____.
a)
are cheaper
b)
take longer to make
c)
are less comfortable
d)
are harder to use
8.
According to the article, which other animals has 3-D printing helped?
a)
turtles
b)
rabbits
c)
sharks
d)
elephants
9.
Technology is the use of ____ to solve a problem.
a)
ink and paper
b)
companies
c)
medicine
d)
science
10.
The author mentions hooves, beaks, and wings to give examples of _____ .
a)
Tara Anderson's new projects
b)
body parts that 3-D printers cannot yet make
c)
body parts that have been 3-D printed
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