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  1. Jeopardy A B C D E $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 Final Jeopardy

  2. An example of a product of technological evolution is: A. mechanical pencil B. ink and quill C. wooden pencil D. cave painting A. mechanical pencil A - $100

  3. A - $200 • Plants change water and CO2 into O2 and carbohydrates. If a solar cell can be made that breaks water into H2 and O2, then the H2 can be stored and run through a fuel cell to generate electricity. To make this happen will require: • A. deductions • B. reactions • C. research • D. development • C. research

  4. A - $300 • When the quill pen was invented it led to an increased volume of individual writing. The quill pen eventually led to an invention we use today called the ball-point pen. The change from the quill pen to the ball-point pen is referred to as: • A. brainstorming • B. innovation • C. discovery • D. patent • B. innovation

  5. A - $400 • When new technology is introduced it immediately begins to undergo scrutiny and changes. This type of analysis lends to: • A. a poor economy • B. innovations • C. unique inventions • D. fewer patents • B. innovations

  6. A - $500 • The dependence of America on gasoline and diesel-powered vehicles has had both negative and positive effects. A positive effect has been the ability to distribute goods to areas where they are not manufactured. A negative effect has been the proliferation of illegal used tire dumping. This is an example of a(n): • A. Unanticipated effect • B. Trade-off • C. Environmental sustainability • D. Constraint • A. Unanticipated effect

  7. B - $100 • Which of the following is NOT an example of the phrase "New technologies create new processes?“ • A. Moon->Light->Tides • B. Cell phone->Texting->Hands free driver • C. Car->Roads->Traffic Lights • D. Computer->Desktop->Laptop • A. Moon->Light->Tides

  8. B - $200 • A company surveyed college students to determine their need and want for a new portable computer accessory. Once the data was gathered, the company began designing the accessory to specifications determined by the data. This is an example of: • A. Research and development • B. Consumer marketing • C. Strategic design • D. Design and development • A. Research and development

  9. B - $300 • Rafael's department is trying to make a miniature propane fueled generator to power cell phones (it can be refueled in seconds). They are involved in: • A. development • B. manufacturing • C. basic research • D. market testing • A. development

  10. B - $400 • Studying the historical development of technology helps citizens: • A. Vote for public funding for new science and technology initiatives. • B. Rely on the expertise of others to make technological decisions. • C. Appreciate how innovation is an essential component of history. • D. Select the best solution to a problem. • C. Appreciate how innovation is an essential component of history.

  11. B - $500 • A software design team is working on a new computer operating system. They analyze the market and work to develop new software using what type of problem-solving approach? • A. Technological • B. Industrial design • C. Research and development • D. Total quality management • C. Research and development

  12. C - $100 • Research and development (R&D) is used intensively by industry to prepare devices and systems for the marketplace. Which of the following is an example of R&D? • A. Technology students working on a website competition • B. A company working on management protocols • C. NASA researchers work on space hydroponics systems • D. Cell phone companies working to increase bandwidth capabilities • D. Cell phone companies working to increase bandwidth capabilities

  13. C - $200 • The introduction of fast food restaurants into the American way of life has had both positive and negative impacts. One of the negative impacts is believed to be the increase in the number of people who are overweight. This is an example of a(n): • A. Unanticipated effect • B. Trade-off • C. Qualitative relationship • D. Quantitative relationship • D. Quantitative relationship

  14. C - $300 • As knowledge and skills increase modification to products advance from one generation to the next. This is called: • A. Technological design • B. Manufacturing • C. Technical creativity • D. Technological evolution • D. Technological evolution

  15. C - $400 • Assuming that along with the creation and adoption of new technologies, people were able to transfer the knowledge and skills related to the production of these items to subsequent generations, which statement is a reasonable conclusion: • A. The development and use of technologies exhibits an evolutionary characteristic. • B. A thorough understanding of science is necessary for the development of technology. • C. Only those with technical abilities are prepared to use new technologies. • D. Future technological development has little relationship with how it was used in earlier times. • A. The development and use of technologies exhibits an evolutionary characteristic

  16. C - $500 • A new office building has been planned and will be built in Phoenix, AZ. The roof will have a three foot overhang • and the exterior walls will be constructed using twelve inch adobe brick. The design features of this building have • been established based on: • A. cultural conditions • B. environmental conditions • C. enterprise conditions • D. usage conditions • B. environmental conditions

  17. D - $100 • The criteria and constraints of a product or system and the determination of how they affect the final design and development are called: • A. Requirements • B. Resources • C. Recommendations • D. Risks • A. Requirements

  18. D - $200 • Government helps inventors and innovators of technology protect and control the use of their ideas for a limited time, by giving them a: • A. Patent • B. Tax Rebate • C. Grant • D. Trademark • A. Patent

  19. D - $300 • The activities that might result in new or improved products and processes describes what activity used in industry? • A. Research and development • B. Production • C. Marketing • D. Financial affairs • A. Research and development

  20. D - $400 • The changes in cell phones from generation to generation is an example of: • A. updating services • B. technological evolution • C. inventions • D. manufacturing process • B. technological evolution

  21. D - $500 • The Vantage Snowmobile Company has a decision to make. Engineering and marketing decided that the new track the company was considering producing could also be formed into wheels to replace the skis when there was no snow. Snow mobile sales are down, the economy is weak, and the management of the company wants to diversify. Which of the following is a reason to proceed with producing the new vehicle. • A. It is a unique product that could replace a snow mobile and ATV. • B. Producing this vehicle would align with company goals. • C. The best time to introduce a new product is when times are tough and people are looking for an escape. • D. Weak snow mobile sales indicate that something new would sell better. • A. It is a unique product that could replace a snow mobile and ATV.

  22. E - $100 • The transfer of technological knowledge and skills from one generation or society to another is usually accompanied with modifications to the products created through the application of these knowledge and skills. This process is called: • A. Technical creativity • B. Technological evolution • C. Manufacturing • D. Technological design • B. Technological evolution

  23. E - $200 • What converts knowledge into a physical form? • A. Development • B. Research • C. Time management • D. Industry • A. Development

  24. E - $300 • Innovations are the result of a series of refinements that have improved a basic invention overtime. This is to the scientific theory of: • A. Discovery • B. Evolution • C. Scientific method • D. Mobility • B. Evolution

  25. E - $400 • The advent of wireless technology has significantly impacted the ability to: • A. navigate more effectively • B. exercise more effectively • C. transport more effectively • D. manufacture more effectively • A. navigate more effectively

  26. E - $500 • Honda's new electric unicycle is very unique. It is steered by the rider leaning, computer stabilized through control of its single crabbing wheel (it can move sideways). It has a range of about 3 miles at 3 miles per hour. It takes on hour to recharge. It only weighs 25 pounds, so it can be carried. The cost would be about $2000. The only good reason to produce this would be that • A. It would sell like crazy because it is so practical • B. The low price would appeal to kids • C. Old people could throw out their wheel chairs and walkers • D. Honda could get a lot of notice as an innovative company • D. Honda could get a lot of notice as an innovative company

  27. Final Jeopardy • How long has Mrs. Laing been married? • 3 Years

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