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TED Unit 3 Review

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is an example of an optical core technology system?

a)

laser

b)

iPod

c)

fish tank

d)

screwdriver

2.

Systems, which are the building blocks of technology, are embedded within larger:

a)

optical, thermal and fluid systems

b)

technological, social, and environmental systems

c)

mechanical, structural, and electrical systems

d)

political, ethical, and moral systems

3.

Within the system of an automobile engine, the fuel, spark plugs, and the pistons are all examples of:

a)

subsystems

b)

outputs

c)

Feedback

d)

impacts

4.

An example of a subsystem in a car is:

a)

The steering wheel

b)

The windshield

c)

The tire

d)

The suspension

5.

If a lever has the mechanical advantage of 5, how much force is needed to move an object that weights 100 lbs?

a)

20 Lbs

b)

10 Lbs

c)

100 Lbs

d)

5 Lbs

6.

When an operator notices that a CNC machine is making rough cuts, the most likely cause is that the cutter:

a)

is broken.

b)

is spinning too fast.

c)

needs to be sharpened.

d)

needs to be returned to the supplier.

7.

Which of the following is an example of a subsystem and system relationship?

a)

television, stereo

b)

mechanical toggle, PS4 controller

c)

wind, solar

d)

door, home

8.

Input Force x Input Distance = Output Force x Output Distance may be used to check for the proper design of a mechanical system. What type of model is this?

a)

Mathematical model

b)

Visualization model

c)

Statistical model

d)

Working model

9.

The ratio of the output force produced by a working force applied by the effort.

a)

Efficiency

b)

Work

c)

Mechanical Advantage

d)

Power

10.

Technology involves the use of processes to develop _____ that solve problems and extend human capabilities.

a)

Systems

b)

Theories

c)

Keys

d)

Ideas

11.

Which of the following represents an example of a fluid core technology system?

a)

Remote control

b)

fireplace

c)

Solar panels

d)

hydraulic brakes

12.

As new technologies are developed:

a)

new processes are created.

b)

processes are replicated.

c)

processes are bypassed.

d)

new processes are ignored.

13.

Fundamental change in the technological world of the twenty-first century will most likely be accomplished using:

a)

government studies and reports.

b)

the scientific method.

c)

systems thinking.

d)

the money of the well-informed individuals.

14.

Which of the following is an output of an email communication system?

a)

The modem used for internet connection.

b)

The sent email.

c)

The person sending the email.

d)

The computer used by the person sending the email.

15.

In order for an engineer to assess if a designed system is operating correctly:

a)

feedback is necessary.

b)

communication is necessary.

c)

information is necessary.

d)

thinking is necessary.

16.

Which of the following is an example of a closed system?

a)

A clothing dryer

b)

A microwave

c)

A coffee pot

d)

A motion detecting exterior light

17.

Which of the following components of the systems model provides information for the system to adjust its function according to the provided information?

a)

Input

b)

Output

c)

Process

d)

Feedback

18.

Which of the following components of the systems model includes resources such as, energy, capital, people, materials, tools and machines, time and information?

a)

Input

b)

Feedback

c)

Output

d)

Processes

19.

The process of planning, organizing, and controlling work is known as:

a)

design

b)

analysis

c)

measurement

d)

management

20.

This step involves the identification of subsystems and their relationship to one another.

a)

Disassemble

b)

Test

c)

Analyze

d)

Documentation

21.

When an operator does not follow established operating procedures, what is most likely to increase?

a)

Lifetime of the tool

b)

Risk of accidents

c)

Labor time

d)

Productivity

22.

This step in the reverse engineering process involves redesign and optimization of the product.

a)

Disassemble

b)

Documentation

c)

Test

d)

Analyze

23.

Which of the following is not a reason a company would reverse engineer a product?

a)

to optimize product design

b)

learn from the device to create a new technology/product

c)

to document for future use

d)

to gain a competitive advantage in the marketplace

24.

Which of the following is a subsystem of a cell phone?

a)

ergonomics

b)

light

c)

circuit board

d)

email

25.

Which provides the best information on how a device or system is designed to be operated?

a)

Manufacturer's operator manual

b)

One's own trial and error

c)

Guidelines offered by one's job supervisor

d)

Instructions from the previous operator

26.

The maintenance of systems is important to ensure proper:

a)

Abilities

b)

repair.

c)

function

d)

Form

27.

Changing a furnace filter or air conditioning filter an example of:

a)

repairing a system to ensure safe and proper function.

b)

maintaining a system to ensure safe and proper function.

c)

troubleshooting a system to ensure safe and proper function.

d)

analyzing a system to ensure safe and proper function.

28.

What is used to determine what is wrong with a piece of equipment?

a)

Calibration

b)

Troubleshooting

c)

Installation

d)

Alteration

29.

Information to diagnose and repair a product or system is contained in the product:

a)

user's manual.

b)

magazine advertisement.

c)

direction sheet.

d)

brochure.

30.

An established schedule to change the air filters in a home or to change the oil in cars is:

a)

troubleshooting

b)

diagnosis

c)

repair

d)

maintenance