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DPI Era 0 Lesson 3: Technology in DPI - Cardboard Prototyping

Total questions: 8

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which statement best explains why rough physical prototypes are made before digital production?

a)

They look more professional than digital models

b)

They allow quick testing and changes at low cost

c)

They guarantee the final product will be perfect

d)

They replace the need for any future design work

2.

What material are students asked to repurpose for building the prototype in this activity?

a)

Thin sheets of aluminum

b)

Scrap cardboard from packages

c)

Plastic printed components

d)

New store-bought foam boards

3.

In this lesson, what is the main goal of the hands-on activity?

a)

Compare brand names of cardboard

b)

Write a report on modeling software

c)

Make a cardboard prototype of a digital product

d)

Create an exact final product

4.

Which choice shows a correct pairing of model types used in the activity?

a)

Paper drawing and 3D print

b)

Digital model and cardboard build

c)

Digital model and clay sculpture

d)

Metal casting and wood carving

5.

Why is cardboard a suitable material for early prototypes?

a)

It cannot be recycled after use

b)

It is expensive and rare to find

c)

It is lightweight and easy to cut

d)

It requires advanced tools to shape

6.

When working remotely, what should students do to submit their prototype?

a)

Take a picture and post it to your portfolio.

b)

Wait until class to turn it in

c)

Mail the cardboard model to the school

d)

Record a video and post it online

7.

Look at the airplane images. What is the purpose of the flat cutout pieces shown before assembly?

a)

They show a finished digital render

b)

They guide how parts fit together

c)

They are decoration for the final photo

d)

They replace the need for glue

8.

For the cardboard computer, which features should be included to represent key components?

a)

Camera lens, tripod, flash

b)

Screen, keyboard, hinge

c)

Propellers, wings, tail

d)

Engine, wheels, cockpit