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Directions:
• Scroll through the presentation and enter the answers (which are really the questions) and the questions (which are really the answers).
• Enter in the categories on the main game boards.
• As you play the game, click on the TEXT DOLLAR AMOUNT that the contestant calls, not the surrounding box.
• When they have given a question, click again anywhere on the screen to see the correct question. Keep track of which questions have already been picked by printing out the game board screen and checking off as you go.
• Click on the “Game” box to return to the main scoreboard.
• Enter the score into the black box on each players podium.
• Continue until all clues are given.
• When finished, DO NOT save the game. This will overwrite the program with the scores and data you enter. You MAY save it as a different name, but keep this file untouched!
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Round 1 Round 2Final
Jeopardy
Robin
Thelma
Louise
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Man Made
Tech
Resources
The Loop
Tech
Model
Tech Ages
Why
Invent?
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Final Jeopardy
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a human process of applying knowledge and
resources to satisfy human needs and wants.
a human process of applying knowledge and
resources to satisfy human needs and wants.
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What is Technology?What is Technology?
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All human technological accomplishments can be
categorized into these three systems of
technology.
All human technological accomplishments can be
categorized into these three systems of
technology.
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What are biochemical, informational, and physical?
What are biochemical, informational, and physical?
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This involves using living organisms or parts thereof
to make or modify products, to satisfy human
needs and wants.
This involves using living organisms or parts thereof
to make or modify products, to satisfy human
needs and wants.
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What is Biochemical Technology?
What is Biochemical Technology?
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The process of encoding, transmitting, receiving, decoding, storing, and
retrieving data to satisfy human needs and wants.
The process of encoding, transmitting, receiving, decoding, storing, and
retrieving data to satisfy human needs and wants.
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What is information technology?What is information technology?
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Involves using resources to construct, manufacture, and transport products and
people to satisfy human needs and wants.
Involves using resources to construct, manufacture, and transport products and
people to satisfy human needs and wants.
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What is physical technology?What is physical technology?
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Items such as: hammers, screwdrivers, robots and microscopes. Tools and
machines are used to extend human capabilities.
Items such as: hammers, screwdrivers, robots and microscopes. Tools and
machines are used to extend human capabilities.
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What are tools and machines?What are tools and machines?
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This is used to manufacture products, to transport goods and
people, and to supply our heating, cooling, and lighting needs. Some sources can be
limited (coal, oil, gas, etc.) or unlimited (solar, wind,
geothermal, etc.)
This is used to manufacture products, to transport goods and
people, and to supply our heating, cooling, and lighting needs. Some sources can be
limited (coal, oil, gas, etc.) or unlimited (solar, wind,
geothermal, etc.)
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What is Energy?What is Energy?
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This resource includes air, timber, water, land, minerals, plants and animals. There are
two types of natural resources non-renewable and renewable. Non-renewable
cannot be grown or replaced.
This resource includes air, timber, water, land, minerals, plants and animals. There are
two types of natural resources non-renewable and renewable. Non-renewable
cannot be grown or replaced.
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What are materials?What are materials?
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This resource designs and creates technology using
their knowledge and intelligence. It provides the labor which industry
needs.
This resource designs and creates technology using
their knowledge and intelligence. It provides the labor which industry
needs.
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What are people?What are people?
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This gives humans the know-how on how to
build, design, and create. WE get more of it when
we create something new
This gives humans the know-how on how to
build, design, and create. WE get more of it when
we create something new
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What is information?What is information?
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If you are to solve a problem, this would be the first thing to do.
If you are to solve a problem, this would be the first thing to do.
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What is define the problem?What is define the problem?
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Just like Lay’s Potato Chips, in order to solve a problem, you
can’t have just one, idea that is.
Just like Lay’s Potato Chips, in order to solve a problem, you
can’t have just one, idea that is.
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What is brainstorm multiple solutions?
What is brainstorm multiple solutions?
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After you figure out an array of solutions to your problem, it
would be best to do this before continuing on in the design loop.
After you figure out an array of solutions to your problem, it
would be best to do this before continuing on in the design loop.
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What is choose the best solution?
What is choose the best solution?
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A task performed to see if your solution works and/or needs
improvement
A task performed to see if your solution works and/or needs
improvement
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What is testing?What is testing?
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After testing is complete, this brings about new, or improved
information.
After testing is complete, this brings about new, or improved
information.
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What is evaluation?What is evaluation?
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The resources that are used to create technology
The resources that are used to create technology
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What are inputs?What are inputs?
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The actual actions taken to create technology
The actual actions taken to create technology
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What are processes? What are processes?
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The actual products or services that come out of the model
The actual products or services that come out of the model
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What are outputs?What are outputs?
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Throughout the entire model, during every step, you collect
this
Throughout the entire model, during every step, you collect
this
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What is feedback?What is feedback?
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A log cabin would be an example of this in the model
A log cabin would be an example of this in the model
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What is an output?What is an output?
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Up to about 3500 B.C.Up to about 3500 B.C.
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What is the Stone AgeWhat is the Stone Age
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3500 – 1000 B.C.3500 – 1000 B.C.
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What is the Bronze AgeWhat is the Bronze Age
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1000 – 500 B.C.1000 – 500 B.C.
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What is the Iron Age?What is the Iron Age?
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1750 – 1900’s1750 – 1900’s
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What is the Industrial Age?What is the Industrial Age?
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Late 1900’s to Present DayLate 1900’s to Present Day
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What is the Information Age?What is the Information Age?
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Products or systems created for people or the inventor
Products or systems created for people or the inventor
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What are social inventionsWhat are social inventions
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These are created to make things easier in order to make more
money
These are created to make things easier in order to make more
money
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What are financial inventions?What are financial inventions?
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People who like to tinker create these
People who like to tinker create these
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What are leisure inventionsWhat are leisure inventions
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Altering an existing product to improve it
Altering an existing product to improve it
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What is an innovation?What is an innovation?
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Inventions that are used for something other than their
intended purpose
Inventions that are used for something other than their
intended purpose
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What are spin-offs?What are spin-offs?
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Design
Process
Point ATo
Point B
Hand Tools
Tech
Categories
Bridge Types
Power
Tools
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Final Jeopardy
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To draw up an idea or product idea quickly
To draw up an idea or product idea quickly
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What is a sketch?What is a sketch?
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Small sketches used to express different solutions for one
problem
Small sketches used to express different solutions for one
problem
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What are thumbnail sketches?What are thumbnail sketches?
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A drawing made of three views to help communicate a 3D object in
2D
A drawing made of three views to help communicate a 3D object in
2D
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What is an orthographic drawing?
What is an orthographic drawing?
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This is used to express the detailed parts of a graphic design
image such as color and font type
This is used to express the detailed parts of a graphic design
image such as color and font type
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What is a comprehensive drawing?
What is a comprehensive drawing?
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This type of drawing shows the top, right side, and front side of
an object as one sees it
This type of drawing shows the top, right side, and front side of
an object as one sees it
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What is an isometric drawing?What is an isometric drawing?
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Anything that moves people or products from one place to
another is known as this
Anything that moves people or products from one place to
another is known as this
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What is a Transportation Technology?
What is a Transportation Technology?
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Forward, Backward, Up, Forward, Backward, Up, Down, Left, Right are Down, Left, Right are
known as whatknown as what
Forward, Backward, Up, Forward, Backward, Up, Down, Left, Right are Down, Left, Right are
known as whatknown as what
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The six degrees of freedomThe six degrees of freedom
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This system will help power and move a vehicle
This system will help power and move a vehicle
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What is a propulsion system?What is a propulsion system?
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This provides shape, rigidity, and protection for the vehicle This provides shape, rigidity, and protection for the vehicle
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What is the structure?What is the structure?
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This allows operators to maneuver a vehicle
This allows operators to maneuver a vehicle
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What is control?What is control?
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What is a hammer?What is a hammer?
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What is a screwdriver?What is a screwdriver?
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What is a hand saw?What is a hand saw?
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What are Pliers?What are Pliers?
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Enter Answer Here for
Category 3 - Question 5
Enter Answer Here for
Category 3 - Question 5
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What are nail punches?What are nail punches?
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What is information technology?What is information technology?
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What is transportation technology?
What is transportation technology?
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What is Biochemical Technology?
What is Biochemical Technology?
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Enter Answer Here for
Category 4 - Question 4
Enter Answer Here for
Category 4 - Question 4
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What is Manufacturing Technology?
What is Manufacturing Technology?
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What is Construction Technology?
What is Construction Technology?
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Category 5 - Question 1
Enter Answer Here for
Category 5 - Question 1
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What is an Arch Bridge?What is an Arch Bridge?
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What is a Suspension Bridge?What is a Suspension Bridge?
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What are Bascule/Draw Bridges?What are Bascule/Draw Bridges?
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What are Beam Bridges?What are Beam Bridges?
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What is a Truss Bridge?What is a Truss Bridge?
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What is a Band Saw?What is a Band Saw?
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What is a Table Saw?What is a Table Saw?
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What is a Drill Press?What is a Drill Press?
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What is a Scroll Saw?What is a Scroll Saw?
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What is a Jointer Planer?What is a Jointer Planer?
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Video GamesVideo Games
Final Jeopary Question
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This gaming system uses a accelerometer and optical
sensors to allow the players to interact with game characters.
This gaming system uses a accelerometer and optical
sensors to allow the players to interact with game characters.
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What is the Wii?What is the Wii?
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