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Foundations of Engineering and Technology Final Study Guide

Total questions: 90

Worksheet time: 1hrs 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Engineers should keep their Engineering Notebook up to date and have it witnessed often by anyone.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Engineers can use a 3 ring binder as their Engineering Notebook.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

An engineer should use a pencil to record legible and neat entries in his/her Engineering Notebook.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

annotate __________________ for clarity

a)

designer

b)

number

c)

sketches

d)

title

5.

__________________ signs and dates

a)

designer

b)

client

c)

team

d)

engineer

6.

Unless otherwise instructed, you should write all entries in ...

a)

pencil

b)

ink

c)

marker

d)

typed

7.

Mistakes should be . . .

a)

whited out

b)

scribbled out

c)

crossed out with a single line & initialed

d)

page torn out

8.

If there is extra space, draw a . . .

a)

diagonal line with your signature

b)

zig-zag line

c)

smiley face

d)

a large "X"

9.

Inserted items or extra items are . . .

a)

stapled in

b)

wedged between pages

c)

permanently attached with glue or tape

d)

paper clipped

10.

DO NOT label all the parts of your sketches.

a)

true

b)

false

11.

Do all calculations . . .

a)

in your Engineering notebook

b)

on a separate sheet of paper

c)

on a chalkboard

d)

in your head

12.

Your Engineering Notebook should be . . .

a)

Neat

b)

Accurate

c)

Legible & Thorough

d)

All of the above

13.

When using your engineering notebook you should…? Check all that apply

a)

Sign and Date

b)

Add a title

c)

Update the table of contents

d)

Scribble or scratch out things that you found out are incorrect

14.

It's ok to literally copy and paste items into your engineering notebook.

a)

true

b)

false

15.

Can more than one person write in an engineering notebook?

a)

Yes

b)

No

16.

I document my work in an engineering notebook so that I can trace back my steps but also so that…...

a)

Others can pick up where I left off

b)

I can secretly hide my work in a closet away from digital eyes

c)

My colleges can finish my work while I'm on vacation and not bother me

d)

the government won't know what I'm doing

17.

A notebook can prove you made the correct or incorrect calculations when something goes horribly wrong.

a)

true

b)

false

18.

A method of shared problem solving in which all members of a group spontaneously, and in an unrestrained discussion, generate ideas. 

a)

Constraints 

b)

Brainstorming

c)

Decision Matrix 

d)

Dimensioning 

19.

What is the First Step of the Engineering Design Process

a)

Testing Solutions

b)

Designing Solutions

c)

Identifying the Problem

d)

Planning Solutions

20.

What is the main goal of the design process?

a)

To write reports

b)

To make things

c)

To make charts and graphs

d)

To find solutions to problems

21.

Which one is not one of the guidelines we follow during “Generate Concepts” (aka brainstorming)?

a)

No criticism allowed

b)

All ideas are welcome

c)

Do not go with the first idea

d)

Go for quality, not quantity

e)

Encourage everyone to participate

22.

Why does the engineering notebook have so many rules and guidelines to be implemented when using it?

a)

Because engineers are weird

b)

Because engineers are very stubborn

c)

Because the engineering notebook can be considered a legal document in case of a court battle

d)

Because the engineering notebook can be used to steal ideas

23.

Iteration is ____________ .

a)

the six steps in the engineering design process.

b)

how you should complete your engineering notebook.

c)

the process of repeating a set of operations until a specific result is achieved.

24.

All pages of an ENB should be

a)

Numbered

b)

Dated

c)

Signed by the Designer

d)

Signed by a Witness

e)

Torn after finished

25.

Why should an Engineering Notebook be bound?

a)

So you cannot remove pages

b)

So you cannot add pages

c)

Because the notebooks have to be special ordered

d)

So they're harder to find at the store

26.

When you insert an item into your ENB, what should you do after taping or gluing it down?

a)

Blow air on it to make sure it stays put

b)

Drop you notebook to make sure the item doesn't shift

c)

Sign across the insert onto the page so you can tell if the item is modified.

d)

Nothing, you only have to glue it or tape it down.

27.

1. What is the Engineering Design Process?

a)

A computer program about engineering

b)

An assembly line that builds car parts

c)

A test that professional engineers take every year to test their knowledge

d)

A series of steps that engineers follow to come up with a solution to a problem

28.

If an engineer is testing a new product and notices that it does not always perform well, the engineer should

a)

Quit, because only bad engineers have product ideas

b)

Ignore the test results and continue to the next step of the Design Process

c)

Go back and change the design, then test the product again

29.

If you wanted to build a new and improved type of sneaker, a good way to do background research and specify requirements for your new shoe would be to

a)

Go to a shoe store and take notes about the important features of the sneakers

b)

Look around at your school and take notes about what type of sneakers are the most popular

c)

Talk to your friends about what they like and do not like about the sneakers they own

d)

All of these

30.

The testing step of the Engineering Design Process usually involves several rounds of testing and redesigning before finding the final design

a)

True

b)

False

31.

The engineering design process is an iterative process. This means

a)

The engineering design process can not be used in all areas of engineering.

b)

New ideas or information might make an engineer repeat parts of the process over and over

c)

An engineer has to go through every step of the process twice before the solution is any good

32.

The problem should be written:

a)

[What] need(s) [who] because [why].

b)

[Who] need(s) [what] because [why].

c)

[What] need(s) [why] because

[who].

d)

[Who] need(s) [why] because [what].

33.

Design solutions may include brainstorming, doodling, and creating sketches

a)

True

b)

False

34.

This step includes talking to experts and seeing what solutions already exist.

a)

Imagine

b)

Research

c)

Test and Evaluate

d)

Improve

35.

Choose which of the following is the step featured in the example:

After creating his RC prototype, Keegan begins racing his design in order to see its flaws.

a)

Research

b)

Imagine

c)

Create

d)

Test and Evlaute

36.

A team of engineers is asked to design a scooter for less than $30. They decide that they will only use recycled materials. Which of the following is the team’s constraint?

a)

designed to appeal to kids

b)

made out of recycled materials

c)

cost less than $30 to produce

d)

working with a team

37.

Home Screen

a)

item 1

b)

item 3

c)

item 7

38.

workspace

a)

item 5

b)

item 6

c)

item 8

39.

In Make Code, the ___________ of blocks identifies their category.

a)

Shape

b)

Size

c)

Width

d)

Color

40.

save

a)

item 5

b)

item 6

c)

item 8

41.

Which block will repeat your code?

a)

On Start

b)

Forever

c)

On Button A

d)

On Shake

42.

"Show LEDs" block is found in which drawer?

a)

basic

b)

input

c)

LEDs

d)

loops

43.

What will happen when you press the A button?

a)

score will go up by 1

b)

score will go down by 1

c)

Nothing will happen

44.

download your program

a)

item 1

b)

item 3

c)

item 7

45.

What will be displayed if the random number is a 0?

a)

Truth

b)

Dare

c)

Next Person

46.

What score would you need to reach Level 2?

a)

1

b)

5

c)

5 or above

47.

How often will the message "Hello Year 7" be displayed?

a)

All the time

b)

Once

48.

What will happen when you press the B button?

a)

score will go up by 1

b)

score will go down by 1

c)

Nothing will happen

49.

Is a microcontroller inside a computer like a brain?

a)

True

b)

False

50.

The process of solving problems using a series of steps.

a)

Computer science

b)

Algorithmic thinking

c)

Program

d)

TIK TOK

51.

What is decompose?

a)

Ask a fellow student

b)

Pattern

c)

To break down a problem

d)

To light up your micro-bit

52.

The first step of the design thinking process is:

a)

Define

b)

Empathise

c)

Ideate

d)

Prototype

53.

The second step in the design thinking process is:

a)

Define

b)

Test

c)

Empathise

d)

Prototype

54.

The third step in the design thinking process is:

a)

Define

b)

Ideate

c)

Empathise

d)

Test

55.

The fourth step in the design thinking process is:

a)

Ideate

b)

Define

c)

Prototype

d)

Test

56.

The fifth step in the design thinking process is:

a)

Prototype

b)

Ideate

c)

Define

d)

Test

57.

Which is NOT a good interview strategy for the Empathy step?

a)

Encourage the person to talk about experiences.

b)

Ask follow-up questions to get more information.

c)

Try to uncover needs people may or may not be aware of.

d)

Encourage short answers that get right to the point.

58.

Which is NOT an aspect of the Define step of design thinking?

a)

Create a composite user to give perspective to the solution

b)

Develop a Point of View statement to state user's need

c)

Define as many possible solutions to the problem as possible

d)

Recognise a challenge with a "How Might We" question

59.

During which step do you explore the ways in which users experience your area of concern?

a)

Prototype

b)

Ideate

c)

Define

d)

Empathise

60.

During which step do you narrow focus to a specific, meaningful challenge?

a)

Define

b)

Test

c)

Empathise

d)

Ideate

61.

During which step do you allow an authentic audience to interact with your proposed solution?

a)

Prototype

b)

Ideate

c)

Empathise

d)

Test

62.
Electricity is: 
a)
Flowing electrons
b)
Still electrons
c)
voltage x wattage
d)
amps x watts
63.
Choose the true statement below concerning DC currents:
a)
DC stands for Direct Computing and electrons flow in multiple pathways
b)
DC stands for direct current and electrons flow in multiple directions
c)
DC stands for direct current and the electrons do not flow
d)
DC stands for direct current and the electrons flow in only one direction
64.
The symbol for voltage is: 
a)
Vo
b)
V
c)
W
d)
Amp
65.
Current is measured in:
a)
Ohms
b)
Voltage
c)
Amperes
d)
Watts
66.
If you have three 1.5V batteries in series, what would be total voltage be? 
a)
3.4 V
b)
4.5 V
c)
1.5 V
d)
3 V
67.
A tool that measures voltage, current, resistance, and continuity is called a:
a)
voltmeter
b)
resistor
c)
multimeter
d)
screwdriver
68.
Which color wire is used for ground?
a)
red
b)
black
c)
green 
d)
yellow
69.

________ is the capacity of energy

a)

Current

b)

Voltage

c)

Power

70.

You are given a resistor whose stripes are colored from left to right as orange, orange, brown, silver. Find the resistance value.

a)

330 Ohms

b)

33KOhms

c)

3.3 Mega Ohms

71.

If the volatge is 20V and the current flowing through the circuit is 2 mA . What is the resistance?

a)

100 Ohms

b)

1 K Ohms

c)

10k Ohms

72.

The term used to designate electrical pressure is:

           

           

a)

            a. voltage

b)

            b. current

c)

c. resistance

d)

d. conductance

73.

What do you call a diagram that shows the electrical connections of a circuit's components? 

          

a)

  a. A schematic diagram

b)

b. A pictorial diagram

c)

c. A block diagram

d)

d. An electrical diagram

74.

A parallel circuit differs from a series circuit in that a parallel circuit has:

      

          

           

           

a)

      a. no path for current flow

b)

  b. fewer paths for current flow

c)

c. one path for current flow

d)

d. more than one path for current flow

75.

Ohm's law is a relationship between:

           

           

          

a)

a. voltage, current, and time

b)

b. power, current, and resistance

c)

  c. resistance, time, and current

d)

            d. voltage, current, and resistance

76.

Resistance to the flow of current through a conductor is measured in units called.

a)

a.    Ohms

b)

b.    Volts

c)

c.     Ampere

d)

d.    Watt

77.

In using Onshape to make a PART, first, you Create -> Document, then choose Sketch, then what do you have to do?

a)

Choose which plane (front, top or right) to draw

b)

Extrude the 2d sketch to make a 3d part

c)

Choose the size of your drawing

d)

Set the Workspace units

78.

The Feature List is option ...

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

79.

The Parts List is option ...

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

80.

The Toolbar is option ...

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

81.

The main graphics area is option ...

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

82.

Which individual sketch tool was used in the sketch below?

a)

Arc

b)

Offset

c)

Fillet

d)

Trim

83.

Which individual sketch tool was used in the sketch below?

a)

Arc

b)

Offset

c)

Fillet

d)

Trim

84.

Complete circles shall always be dimensioned using...

a)

meters

b)

diameter

c)

lines

d)

degrees

85.

In the image shown, which axis is normal to the Top plane?

a)

X-axis

b)

Y-axis

c)

Z-axis

d)

None of the above

86.

Which of the following does NOT affect a part’s design intent?

a)

The order in which features are created

b)

Which planes are used to create sketches

c)

Selecting the units for the part

d)

The direction that each feature is extruded

87.

After creating the first model view, Onshape places you into Projected View mode where you can add projected views of the model view.

a)

True

b)

False

88.

If you were to view this object in FRONT view, which display is correct.

a)

b)

c)

d)

89.

What are the three typical orthographic views of a drawing?

a)

Back, Right, Top

b)

Front, Right, Orthographic

c)

Top, Bottom, Right

d)

Front, Right, Top

90.

A collection of Instances of parts, sketches, surfaces, or subassemblies that define both position and movement.

a)

Assembly

b)

Mate

c)

Plane

d)

Part Studio