WorksheetsBuilding Teams with the Marshmallow Challenge
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
What materials are used in the Marshmallow Challenge?
Spaghetti sticks, tape, string, and a marshmallow.
Plastic straws, scissors, paper clips, and a cookie.
Wooden blocks, glue, rubber bands, and a cupcake.
Cardboard, string, glue, and a chocolate bar.
The marshmallow challenge is a _________ challenge to enhance team collaboration.
building-team
team-building
team-built
built-team
The main goal of the Marshmallow Challenge is to build the tallest ________ structure with a marshmallow on the top.
free-standing
standing-free
standing-freely
free-stood
Who promoted the Marshmallow Challenge?
Jane Doe
Alice Johnson
Tom Wujec
John Smith
Which group built the tallest structures on average?
kindergarteners
architects and engineers
CEOs
business graduates
What is the average height of the structures built in the challenge?
10 inches
20 inches
25 inches
15 inches
The kindergarteners structures are taller than _______ of most adults.
that
those
what
any
What skills does the Marshmallow Challenge aim to develop in teams?
Collaboration, creativity, problem-solving, prototyping, and iterative design.
Technical skills, financial analysis, marketing strategies, and networking.
Research skills, data analysis, strategic planning, and risk assessment.
Time management, leadership, communication, and delegation.
Why is collaboration important in the Marshmallow Challenge?
Collaboration is important because it enhances creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving.
Collaboration is only necessary for large teams.
Collaboration reduces the need for communication.
Collaboration is important for individual recognition.
