WorksheetsKit 1 Practice
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 12mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A Toolbox Meeting is...
a)
A meeting that addresses safety procedures
b)
A meeting that lists the We Build It Better objectives of the day
c)
A meeting that includes snacks
d)
A meeting that announces relevant school events or activities for the day
2.
At the beginning of class, Student A and Student B distributed safety glasses to every student in the classroom. What general safety guideline were they following?
a)
Always have adult supervision before using power tools.
b)
No running or horseplay.
c)
Always wear appropriate PPE.
d)
Report any damage of equipment to the teacher.
3.
The letters FOD stand for (a) in the workplace?
4.
Why is it important to complete FOD walks, not only in the classroom, but in the workplace as well?
(a)
5.
Scenario: Student A noticed that a pair of Needle Nose Pliers are sitting in a chair in the corner of the classroom. Student A quickly walks to tell Student B about the plier. The students need to fill out a Near Miss Report. Near Miss reports are used to _________________?
a)
alert others to actual observed hazards in the workplace avoiding an accident BEFORE it happens.
b)
document a workplace injury.
c)
alert management of missing tools.
6.
The letters PPE stand for (a) in the workplace?
7.
Leaders always ______________________________.
a)
include everyone.
b)
get feedback from others on his/her team.
c)
have honest and kind conversations.
d)
eat hot dogs for lunch and fly to the moon on the weekends.
8.
Invention is the act of bringing ideas or objects together in a way to create something NEW that did not exist before.
a)
True
b)
False
9.
Scenario: Lonnie Johnson was tinkering with new ideas for a new refrigeration system that used water instead of Freon, when water shot across his bathroom floor. He immediately thought that would be an amazing idea for a water gun. That is how the Super Soaker was created. The Super Soaker Water Gun is an example of an (a) (invention or innovation) because
10.
Innovation is a CHANGE made to an EXISTING product, idea, or field.
a)
True
b)
False
11.
Who was the Father of Invention AND the Father of Innovation?
a)
George Washington
b)
Benjamin Franklin
c)
George Washington Carver
d)
Thomas Edison
12.
Thomas Edison felt it was also very important to sign his products. He thought this because
a)
he had a great signature.
b)
to secure his product.
c)
to guarantee the product was genuine.
d)
to secure his product and to guarantee the product was genuine.
13.
What processes are SIMILAR although not exact to the Product Design Process?
a)
Kitchen Recipe
b)
Scientific Method
c)
Engineering Design Process
d)
Algorithm Steps
14.
A PATENT is the exclusive right granted by a government to an inventor to manufacture, use, or sell an invention for a certain number of years.
a)
True
b)
False
15.
Humans have always looked at nature for inspiration. When working to enable human flight Leonardo da Vinci and the Wright Brothers observed the anatomy of ________________.
a)
birds
b)
bears
c)
snakes
d)
frogs
16.
(a) is using nature as a model for human inventions.
17.
What does "Necessity is the Mother of Invention" mean?
a)
Only mothers can invent new things.
b)
Necessity or needs cause people to invent new products.
c)
Necessity was a bear in a famous movie.
d)
Necessity was the mother of Thomas Edison and together they created some really cool products.
18.
What is the first step of an invention?
a)
Recognizing a problem or need.
b)
Gathering information and sharing with others.
c)
Organizing tools and equipment.
d)
Submitting an application for a patent.
19.
___________ is the exclusive right granted by a government to an inventor to manufacture, use, or sell an invention for a certain number of years.
a)
Patent
b)
Cybersecurity
c)
Decryption
d)
Encryption
20.
___________ is defined as a network or system that connects millions of computers, tablets, and phones worldwide.
a)
Patent
b)
Internet
c)
Decryption
d)
Encryption
21.
Failure is an opportunity to learn.
a)
True
b)
False
22.
When filing for a patent, you must submit the following:
a)
Photo of your product.
b)
An illustration (drawing) with a detailed description of your product.
c)
A video explaining your product.
23.
When inventing flying machines, the historic inventors had to take into consideration the four forces of flight, which are:
a)
Glider, Kite, Ornithopter, Engine
b)
Weight, Lift, Thrust, Drag
c)
Wind, Clouds, Storms, Rain
d)
Push, Pull, Drag, Tow
24.
From Greek mythology to current day aircraft, list three examples of how math and/or science has been involved with flight.
4 lines
25.
When it comes to On-the-Job safety, you should…
a)
rely on your boss to keep you safe
b)
take responsibility for your own actions
c)
hope that others around you will keep you safe
d)
contact OSHA to find out how to be safe
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