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Design Process Concepts Quiz

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a "stakeholder"?

a)

A piece of wood

b)

The person who will use or be helped by your project

c)

Your best friend

d)

The teacher

2.

Which of these is an example of a stakeholder?

a)

Your school printer

b)

A hungry dragon

c)

A new student at your school

d)

The recycling bin

3.

What are "specifications" in a project?

a)

Things you want your project to have

b)

A type of glue

c)

A drawing of your project

d)

Something you build

4.

Which of these is a specification?

a)

"It must be colourful and easy to read."

b)

"I like pizza."

c)

"It has a cat on it."

d)

"I made it yesterday."

5.

True or False: "Attributes" are the same as "specifications."

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Why is it important to think about pros and cons?

a)

So you can get a good mark

b)

So you know what’s good and what needs improving

c)

So you can copy someone else's work

d)

So you finish faster

7.

What is a “pro”?

a)

Something bad

b)

A superhero

c)

Something good about your idea

d)

A robot

8.

What is a “con”?

a)

A type of cookie

b)

Something cool

c)

Something not so great about your idea

d)

A number

9.

Why is getting feedback helpful?

a)

It helps make your work better

b)

It makes you feel bad

c)

It’s only for teachers

d)

It means you're in trouble

10.

Who could give you useful feedback?

a)

Your pet cat

b)

Someone who is asleep

c)

Your stakeholder

d)

The class plant

11.

Which of these is NOT a specification?

a)

"It must be easy to carry."

b)

"It should be waterproof."

c)

"It is my favorite color."

d)

"It needs to fit in a backpack."

12.

Who is most likely to be affected by your project?

a)

The school bus

b)

The stakeholder

c)

The classroom door

d)

The weather

13.

What is the purpose of asking for feedback?

a)

To avoid doing any work

b)

To improve your project

c)

To finish your project quickly

d)

To make your project more expensive

14.

Which of these is a reason to set project specifications?

a)

To finish as quickly as possible

b)

To know what your project should achieve

c)

To ignore feedback

d)

To make your project more confusing

15.

What should you do after receiving feedback on your project?

a)

Ignore it completely

b)

Use it to make improvements

c)

Throw your project away

d)

Start a new project

16.

Who can be considered a stakeholder in a school project?

a)

The classroom clock

b)

The school bell

c)

The janitor who cleans the classroom

d)

A student who will use the project