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Kickstarter Quiz Two- PRACTICE QUIZ

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is innovation?

a)

A product, service or system that satisfies a new need or an existing one in a different way

b)

The new tools, materials and techniques that are the foundation of new design.

c)

The standards by which a completed project is judged at the end to decide whether or not it has been successful

d)

A speech or act that attempts to persuade someone to buy or do something

2.

What are emerging technologies?

a)

A product, service or system that satisfies a new need or an existing one in a different way

b)

The new tools, materials and techniques that are the foundation of new design.

c)

The standards by which a completed project is judged at the end to decide whether or not it has been successful

d)

A speech or act that attempts to persuade someone to buy or do something

3.

Air pods are an _________________ that uses the emerging technology of ____________

a)

idea; wifi

b)

idea; bluetooth

c)

innovation; wifi

d)

innovation; bluetooth

4.

What is a criteria for success?

a)

A method of creating a lot of ideas. Where individuals or a team come up with a list of ideas. All ideas are written down

b)

A checklist of questions that helps creative thinking

c)

The standards by which a completed project is judged at the end to decide whether or not it has been successful

d)

The new tools, materials and techniques that are the foundation of new design.

5.

Which of the following is NOT one of the criteria for success for your Kickstarter project

a)

It must be innovative

b)

It must solve a problem

c)

It must cost less than $5 to make

d)

It must be durable

6.

We reviewed Vegepod as an example of innovation. Select ALL the features of the Vegepod

a)

Self watering

b)

Extends the growing season

c)

Accelerates plant growth

d)

Protects from insects

e)

Moves automatically so plants get the most light possible

7.

What is brainstorming?

a)

A diagram for representing the links between ideas. It can be used to generate product ideas

b)

A diagram that uses the six questions: what, where, why, how, who and when. It is used to analyse a problem

c)

A method of creating a lot of ideas. Where individuals or a team come up with a list of ideas. All ideas are written down

d)

A checklist of questions that helps creative thinking

8.

What is a mind map?

a)

A diagram for representing the links between ideas. It can be used to generate product ideas

b)

A diagram that uses the six questions: what, where, why, how, who and when. It is used to analyse a problem

c)

A method of creating a lot of ideas. Where individuals or a team come up with a list of ideas. All ideas are written down

d)

A checklist of questions that helps creative thinking

9.

What is a star chart?

a)

A diagram for representing the links between ideas. It can be used to generate product ideas

b)

A diagram that uses the six questions: what, where, why, how, who and when. It is used to analyse a problem

c)

A method of creating a lot of ideas. Where individuals or a team come up with a list of ideas. All ideas are written down

d)

A checklist of questions that helps creative thinking

10.

What is scamper?

a)

A diagram for representing the links between ideas. It can be used to generate product ideas

b)

A diagram that uses the six questions: what, where, why, how, who and when. It is used to analyse a problem

c)

A method of creating a lot of ideas. Where individuals or a team come up with a list of ideas. All ideas are written down

d)

A checklist of questions that helps creative thinking

11.

Why are you asked to always generate more than one idea when you are designing products? Choose the MOST CORRECT answer

a)

Because it is easy to generate lots of ideas

b)

Because the more ideas you have, the easier it is to come up with new ones

c)

Because you can't decide if your idea is the best if you only have one idea

d)

All of the above

12.

In the Kickstarter unit, you come up with multiple ideas for products. How do you choose the best one

a)

Choose the one you like the best

b)

Evaluate against the Kickstarter criteria for success

c)

Let the team leader decide

d)

Let your teacher decide

13.

You are trying to solve the problem of plastic pollution of the ocean. Choose ALL the products that help solve this problem

a)

Swimwear made from recycled plastic

b)

A shopping bag made from old jeans

c)

A floating rubbish bin that sucks litter from the water and collects it

d)

A device that automatically removes rubbish from storm water drains

14.

In Kickstarter, you did a "pitch". What is a pitch?

a)

The quality of a sound governed by the rate of vibrations producing it; the degree of highness or lowness of a tone.

b)

the steepness of a slope, especially of a roof

c)

A speech or act that attempts to persuade someone to buy or do something

d)

To throw roughly or casually

15.

What is crowd funding?

a)

Donations from a large number of people

b)

An online fundraising platform where creators post their projects and ideas and other people donate money towards these projects

c)

The money spent when creating a crowd

d)

Donations to pay for a product

16.

Your group is trying to solve the problem of the water in your water bottle becoming hot while it is stored in your bag. Which of the following ideas for solving the problem would be the best Kickstarter project?

a)

Adding ice to the water in the bottle

b)

An insulating sheet made from multiple layers of thick fabric that wraps around the bottle securely

c)

An adjustable timber box to put the water bottle in

d)

A water bottle made from metal

17.

We use the PRIME design process as a tool for designing and making innovative products. At what step in the process do you make a criteria for success?

a)

Problem

b)

Research

c)

Ideas

d)

Make

e)

Evaluate

18.

We use the PRIME design process as a tool for designing and making innovative products. At what step in the process do you evaluate your ideas against the criteria for success?

a)

Problem

b)

Research

c)

Ideas

d)

Make

e)

Evaluate

19.

In your group, you have decided to solve the problem of being bored when in lockdown with your family. Which of the following product ideas best meets the Kickstarter criteria for success?

a)

A watering system for your garden that uses plastic piping and a moisture sensor

b)

A board game with the board made from plywood and the dice and pieces made using 3D printing

c)

Earrings made using felt

d)

A wooden pencil box

20.

At Leichhardt, phones are allowed to be used before school, at lunchtime and after school. This means you cannot use your phone to check your timetable. Which of the following product ideas would solve the problem and meet the Kickstarter criteria for success?

a)

A laminated copy of your timetable

b)

A bookmark on your computer that takes you directly to your timetable on Sentral

c)

A T-Shirt with your timetable printed on it

d)

A wallet made from a strong fabric that attaches to the outside of your bag and holds a printout of your timetable