Adaptive or
Benefit
Assistive Consequence
Vocabulary
Engineering
Design
Process
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Adaptive or Assistive?
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Assistive
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Adaptive or Assistive?
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Adaptive
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Adaptive or Assistive?
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Adaptive
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Adaptive or Assistive?
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Assistive
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Adaptive or Assistive?
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Assistive
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Name three consequences of
automobiles
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Traffic congestion
Car wrecks
Air pollution
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Name three benefits of the internet
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Ability to email others
doing research or work
playing games
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Name 3 consequences of the internet
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Viruses on computer
can be unsafe
Too many hours wasted on computer
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Name three consequences of cell
phones
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Easy to break/lose
Can get you in trouble at school/work
Have been used to bully others
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Explain the difference between
intended and unintended
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Intended means planned
Unintended means unplanned
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Prototype
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A test model of a product
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Adaptive bioengineering
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Changes the living organism
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Intended Benefits
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Things that you plan that are good.
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Assistive bioengineering
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Helps living organisms but does not
change them permanently
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Bioengineering
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The application of engineering to
living things, such as humans and
plants
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Sandra is creating a new piece of technology.
Her teacher has provided the following steps
for designing new technology:
1) Identify a problem or need
2) Design a solution or a product
3) Implement the chosen design
4) Evaluate the solution or the product
What should Sandra do during the evaluation
step?
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determine if the new solution or
product solved the problem
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When designing new technology, the
process consists of four main steps:
1) Identify a problem or need
2) Design a solution or a product
3) Implement the chosen design
4) Evaluate the solution or the product
What should be done while identifying a
potential problem?
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research information on various
problems or needs
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Alex is making a prototype of his design. What
steps does Alex need to complete before he has
a finished prototype?
I. sketch his design
II. plan a procedure for constructing the design
III. gather the necessary materials and
equipment
IV. construct the prototype
A. I and II only
B. II and IV only
C. II, III, and IV only
D. I, II, III, and IV
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D.
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Cho is using technological design to build a clock
based on the apparent motion of the Sun.
Which of the following would be the best measure of
success for Cho's clock?
A. The time according to Cho's clock is very similar
to the actual time.
B. Cho's clock works even at night.
C. The time shown on Cho's clock is eleven hours
ahead of the actual time.
D. Cho's clock is small enough to be worn as a wrist
watch.
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A.
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Which of the following events is
an important part of the
engineering design process?
A. designing and building models
B. testing and evaluating models
C. evaluating design constraints
D. all of these
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D.
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Technology
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The products and processes that are
designed to serve our needs
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Cost-Benefit Analysis
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The process of determining whether
the cost of doing something is worth
the benefit provided
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Workers in modern factories are very different from
the workers found in factories 100 years ago. A
major reason for the change in workers has to do
with automation.
How do you think modern factory workers are most
likely different from the factory workers of the past?
A. Modern factory workers have a higher level of
education.
B. Modern factory workers are taller.
C. Modern factory workers come from larger
families.
D. Modern factory workers cannot read or write.
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A
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In which of the following ways would a modern version of
this skillet most likely differ from a nineteenth-century
skillet?
A. The modern skillet would have a longer handle than the
other skillet.
B. The modern skillet would not be considered a form of
technology.
C. The modern skillet would most likely be made out of iron
rather than aluminum.
D. The modern skillet would most likely be made by
machines rather than being handmade.
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D.
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Recently, scientists have genetically
engineered plants that are resistant to the
attacks of certain kinds of pests.
Which of the following is the most likely
result of farmers growing these plants?
A. The plants will release poison into the soil.
B. The plants will be more nutritious to eat
than plants that aren’t genetically engineered.
C. Farmers will need to use more machinery
to prepare fields for planting.
D. Farmers will use less chemical pesticides.
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D
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