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WorksheetsSTEM 7 - Unit 1 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 40mins
In a clock, the ___________ is responsible for storing the energy needed to drive the hands of the clock forward.
Gear
Battery
Spring
Pendulum
A piston in an engine moves in a ___________ motion to produce power.
Linear
Rotary
Oscillatory
Translational
A computer, with its various components working together to process data, is an example of a ___________.
Network
System
Application
Device
Parallel movement refers to two or more parts moving together to control the same object in an interactive book.
True
False
Sometimes
Only in certain contexts
In an automated factory, cameras collect data that assist in regulating the ___________ of the production line.
Outputs
Processes
Inputs
Materials
A washing machine, which consists of multiple parts working together to clean clothes, can be classified as a ___________.
Device
Machine
System
Appliance
A system that has a way of automatically controlling or measuring its output, is called a(n) ..
open-loop system
closed-loop system
semi-closed system
feedback system
A wind-up toy relies on a ___________ to store energy and power its movement.
Battery
Spring
Magnet
Gear
A moveable book is another term for an interactive book.
True
False
Sometimes
Rarely
The wheels of a toy car move in a ___________ motion when it drives straight forward.
Circular
Rotational
Linear
Oscillatory
A crowbar utilizes a __________ to provide a pivot point, allowing the user to lift heavy objects more easily.
Pulley
Lever
Inclined Plane
Wedge
The handle of a bicycle that directs its direction functions as a ___________ within the bike's design.
Control
Lever
Brake
Gear
In a quality control system, a sensor helps provide data needed to adjust the system’s ___________.
Input
Feedback
Output
Control
A seesaw in a playground works with the help of a ___________ to balance and pivot the board.
Pulley
Lever
Inclined Plane
Wheel
Mechanisms often include combinations of various mechanical components working together.
True
False
Sometimes
Rarely
A system that is part of another larger system. Smaller systems that exist within larger systems.
Components
Subsystems
Modules
Elements
A company decides to use a less expensive material while sacrificing some product durability. This is an example of a ___________ to cut costs.
Trade-off
Compromise
Substitution
Adjustment
An interactive book can also be referred to as a moveable book.
True
False
Sometimes
Rarely
When a manufacturer switches to a cheaper material while accepting a slight decrease in quality, they are making a ___________ to reduce expenses.
Compromise
Trade-off
Sacrifice
Adjustment
In a remote-controlled car, the joystick acts as a ___________ because it directs the movement of the car.
Control
Sensor
Battery
Motor
