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Engineering and TSA Quiz

Total questions: 37

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the name of the course outlined in the syllabus?

a)

Engineering II

b)

Robotics and Manufacturing

c)

Engineering I

d)

Engineering Applications

2.

What grade level reading score is recommended for success in the course?

a)

6th grade

b)

7th grade

c)

8th grade

d)

9th grade

3.

Which of the following is part of the Engineering I curriculum?

a)

HVAC installation

b)

Welding

c)

CAD software and 3D modeling

d)

Automotive repair

4.

What are students expected to complete during the first 5 minutes of class?

a)

Daily journal

b)

Bell Ringer

c)

Quiz

d)

Project report

5.

How are students expected to submit or upload their work?

a)

In a group chat

b)

Through text message

c)

According to teacher instructions

d)

On the school website

6.

What happens if a student is more than 15 minutes late without a valid excuse?

a)

Marked tardy

b)

Marked absent

c)

Given detention

d)

Asked to leave

7.

Which of the following items is not permitted on the lab desks?

a)

Flash drive

b)

Engineering journal

c)

Food or gum

d)

Class project materials

8.

What should be done before fixing any lab equipment problems?

a)

Restart the device

b)

Unplug the machine

c)

Tell the teacher immediately

d)

Ask a friend for help

9.

Which grading category counts the most toward the final grade?

a)

Homework

b)

Daily work

c)

Tests/quizzes

d)

9-weeks exam

10.

How often is attendance taken in class?

a)

Weekly

b)

Monthly

c)

Daily

d)

Only on test days

11.

What is a consequence of cell phone misuse in the classroom?

a)

Loss of points

b)

Cellphone confiscated and a write-up issued

c)

Warning only

d)

After-school detention

12.

What should students do immediately after entering the classroom?

a)

Sit and chat

b)

Submit homework

c)

Place cellphones in the assigned slot

d)

Write in their engineering journal

13.

Where should bookbags and purses be placed during class?

a)

Under the desk

b)

On the chair

c)

In the hallway

d)

In the designated area

14.

What happens during the last 5 minutes of class?

a)

Bell Ringer review with exit ticket

b)

Test

c)

Free time

d)

Lab cleanup

15.

What type of projects are students expected to complete in Engineering I?

a)

Only textbook exercises

b)

Teacher-led drills

c)

Hands-on and team-based open-ended projects

d)

Only robotics competitions

16.

What must students do with binders and classroom resources at the end of class?

a)

Take them home

b)

Share them with others

c)

Leave them at their desk

d)

Return them to their proper place

17.

Who signs the Lab Use Contract?

a)

Only the student

b)

Only the teacher

c)

The student, parent/guardian, and teacher

d)

The principal

18.

What does TSA stand for?

a)

Technical Student Association

b)

Technology Students of America

c)

Technology Student Association

d)

Tech Science Alliance

19.

Which of the following is a main goal of TSA?

a)

Promote sports events

b)

Enhance academic competition in technology and engineering

c)

Teach driving skills

d)

Fundraise for school dances

20.

TSA is a(n) __________ organization.

a)

Political

b)

Social

c)

Career and technical student

d)

Music and arts

21.

What level of students can join TSA?

a)

Only college students

b)

Only elementary students

c)

Middle and high school students

d)

Teachers only

22.

Which of the following is not a TSA competitive event category?

a)

Engineering design

b)

Video game design

c)

Medical diagnostics

d)

Structural engineering

23.

Which national organization recognizes TSA?

a)

U.S. Department of Defense

b)

National Association of Music Educators

c)

U.S. Department of Education

d)

United Nations

24.

What is the official TSA color scheme?

a)

Black and yellow

b)

Red, white, and blue

c)

Blue, white, and red

d)

Green and black

25.

What is the TSA motto?

a)

"Building a Better Tomorrow Today"

b)

"Learning Today, Leading Tomorrow"

c)

"Design. Innovate. Create."

d)

"Learning to lead in a technical world"

26.

Which event might a student interested in architecture choose to compete in?

a)

Fashion Design

b)

Flight

c)

Architectural Design

d)

Biotechnology

27.

What is one of the benefits of joining TSA?

a)

Getting out of all tests

b)

Earning extra school credits automatically

c)

Developing leadership and career skills

d)

Free lunch

28.

TSA members are expected to:

a)

Disregard safety rules

b)

Compete individually only

c)

Demonstrate integrity, leadership, and teamwork

d)

Focus only on robotics

29.

The TSA Creed promotes all of the following except:

a)

Dignity of work

b)

Pursuit of excellence

c)

Leadership development

d)

Disregard for rules

30.

TSA competitions are typically held at which levels?

a)

State and National only

b)

Regional, State, and National

c)

Classroom only

d)

Local and international only

31.

What is one key component of TSA's leadership program?

a)

Student Officers

b)

Band practice

c)

Travel club

d)

Homework assistance

32.

What is the required attire for national TSA events?

a)

Casual wear

b)

Athletic uniforms

c)

Official TSA attire

d)

School spirit shirts

33.

TSA helps students prepare for careers in:

a)

History and literature

b)

Engineering, technology, and STEM

c)

Culinary arts

d)

Performing arts

34.

The TSA logo contains what main shape?

a)

A circle

b)

A triangle

c)

A rectangle

d)

A star

35.

How is TSA primarily funded at the student level?

a)

State taxes

b)

Membership dues

c)

Bake sales

d)

Teacher donations

36.

Which TSA event allows teams to design and race a CO2-powered car?

a)

Dragster Design

b)

Mechanical Engineering

c)

CAD Foundations

d)

Transportation Innovation

37.

TSA encourages students to engage in which of the following?

a)

Political debates

b)

Technical innovation and problem-solving

c)

Non-academic activities only

d)

Learning multiple languages