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WorksheetsR105 OCR Engineering: LO3 Wider Influences on Design
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 17mins
Market pull is...
when the need for a product comes about as a result of consumer demand
when new technology is created that leads to development of new products
a change in the way people behave that leads to the demand for a new product
laws and rules that designers and manufacturers have to meet
Technological push is...
when the need for a product comes about as a result of consumer demand
when new technology is created that leads to development of new products
a change in the way people behave that leads to the demand for a new product
laws and rules that designers and manufacturers have to meet
A trend is...
when the need for a product comes about as a result of consumer demand
when new technology is created that leads to development of new products
a change in the way people behave that leads to the demand for a new product
laws and rules that designers and manufacturers have to meet
Legislative design requirements are...
when the need for a product comes about as a result of consumer demand
when new technology is created that leads to development of new products
a change in the way people behave that leads to the demand for a new product
laws and rules that designers and manufacturers have to meet
What does this symbol on a product mean?
the product or package can be recycled
the product meets Fairtrade standards
the material should not be thrown in the dustbin
how long after opening the material or product can be used for
What does this symbol on a product mean?
the product or package can be recycled
the product meets Fairtrade standards
the material should not be thrown in the dustbin
how long after opening the material or product can be used for
What does this symbol on a product mean?
the product or package can be recycled
the product meets Fairtrade standards
the material should not be thrown in the dustbin
how long after opening the material or product can be used for
What does this symbol on a product mean?
the product or package can be recycled
the product meets Fairtrade standards
the material should not be thrown in the dustbin
how long after opening the material or product can be used for
What does this symbol on a product mean?
not suitable for children under 3 years
the product meets Fairtrade standards
the material should not be thrown in the dustbin
how long after opening the material or product can be used for
Intellectual property is...
something created by the mind, e.g. artistic works, which belong to the person who created it
products that inspire other people to design similar things
products that become extremely popular because of their function or the way they look
all stages of a product's life, from the moment the raw materials are extracted, to the moment it is binned
Inspirational products are...
something created by the mind, e.g. artistic works, which belong to the person who created it
products that inspire other people to design similar things
products that become extremely popular because of their function or the way they look
all stages of a product's life, from the moment the raw materials are extracted, to the moment it is binned
Iconic products are...
something created by the mind, e.g. artistic works, which belong to the person who created it
products that inspire other people to design similar things
products that become extremely popular because of their function or the way they look
all stages of a product's life, from the moment the raw materials are extracted, to the moment it is binned
A life cycle of a product is..
something created by the mind, e.g. artistic works, which belong to the person who created it
products that inspire other people to design similar things
products that become extremely popular because of their function or the way they look
all stages of a product's life, from the moment the raw materials are extracted, to the moment it is binned
Sustainable design is...
products that can be replaced quickly and/or reused over and over again
products that will run out
when resources are used faster than they can be replaced
the way products are designed to reduce their impact on their environment and make them last
Non-renewable resources are...
products that can be replaced quickly and/or reused over and over again
products that will run out
when resources are used faster than they can be replaced
the way products are designed to reduce their impact on their environment and make them last
Renewable resources are...
products that can be replaced quickly and/or reused over and over again
products that will run out
when resources are used faster than they can be replaced
the way products are designed to reduce their impact on their environment and make them last
Resource depletion is...
products that can be replaced quickly and/or reused over and over again
products that will run out
when resources are used faster than they can be replaced
the way products are designed to reduce their impact on their environment and make them last
Eco materials are...
the process of converting waste materials and objects into new materials
materials that can be recycled and reused
resources that are used faster than they can be replaced
materials that are biodegradable
Recycled materials are...
the process of converting waste materials and objects into new materials
materials that can be recycled and reused
resources that are used faster than they can be replaced
materials that are biodegradable
Recycling is...
the process of converting waste materials and objects into new materials
materials that can be recycled and reused
resources that are used faster than they can be replaced
materials that are biodegradable
Energy efficiency is...
the process of converting waste materials and objects into new materials
materials that can be recycled and reused
developing products that use less energy to perform the same task
materials that are biodegradable
What are the 6 Rs?
recycle, repeat, repair, reduce and rethink
recycle, repeat, repair, refuse, reuse and rethink
recycle, reuse, reimagine, refuse, reduce and rethink
recycle, reuse, repair, refuse, reduce and rethink
Smart materials are...
materials that can be recycled and reused when the product they were originally used for is finished with
biodegradable plastic materials
made up of two or more materials
materials that change in response to stimuli in their environment
Composite materials are...
materials that can be recycled and reused when the product they were originally used for is finished with
biodegradable plastic materials
made up of two or more materials
materials that change in response to stimuli in their environment
Modern materials are...
materials created through scientific exploration or advances in technology, and a material less than 100yrs old
biodegradable plastic materials
made up of two or more materials
materials that change in response to stimuli in their environment
What is meant by the term 'artificial intelligence'?
computer systems that can think and learn in the same way as humans
ability of machines to change their activity based on information without needing to be programmed by humans
a process that builds a component layer by layer
ability to store and access data over the internet
What is meant by the term 'cloud computing'?
computer systems that can think and learn in the same way as humans
ability of machines to change their activity based on information without needing to be programmed by humans
a process that builds a component layer by layer
ability to store and access data over the internet
What is meant by the term 'additive manufacturing'?
computer systems that can think and learn in the same way as humans
ability of machines to change their activity based on information without needing to be programmed by humans
a process that builds a component layer by layer
ability to store and access data over the internet
What is meant by the term 'machine learning'?
computer systems that can think and learn in the same way as humans
ability of machines to change their activity based on information without needing to be programmed by humans
a process that builds a component layer by layer
ability to store and access data over the internet
What is meant by the term 'ethical design'?
designing and making products considering the impact they have on the lives and wellbeing of people involved in creating them
design that does not discriminate based on gender, age, race or disability
What is meant by the term 'socially responsible design'?
designing and making products considering the impact they have on the lives and wellbeing of people involved in creating them
design that does not discriminate based on gender, age, race or disability
When products come to 'end of life' they can be upcycled. What does this mean?
Designing a new upcycle
Disposing of a product
Recycling of a product
finding creative uses for products when at end of their life
4th Generation industry is digital manufacturing with focus on speed, connecting with computers, data and machine learning. What is this called
Industry 4.0
Industry 3.0
Industry 2.0
Industry 1.0
