
Designing memories (Ch10, 201-205)
Quiz by Nicholas Haugen
Feel free to use or edit a copy
includes Teacher and Student dashboards
Measure skillsfrom any curriculum
Measure skills
from any curriculum
Tag the questions with any skills you have. Your dashboard will track each student's mastery of each skill.
With a free account, teachers can
- edit the questions
- save a copy for later
- start a class game
- automatically assign follow-up activities based on students’ scores
- assign as homework
- share a link with colleagues
- print as a bubble sheet
20 questions
Show answers
- Q1What is the primary purpose of memorials and monuments?To communicate important messages about the pastTo function as private propertyTo serve as tourist attractionsTo provide entertainment30s
- Q2What is the main difference between a monument and a memorial?They are the same thingA monument commemorates significant events or people, while a memorial specifically honors tragic events or individuals who have died.A monument is smaller than a memorialA memorial is only for buildings30s
- Q3Why is historical knowledge important for designers of memorials and monuments?It only matters for design aestheticsDesigners can rely on personal opinions insteadIt helps them understand the context and significance of what they are commemorating.It is not important at all30s
- Q4What critical question should designers ask regarding representation in memorials and monuments?What colors should be used in the design?How tall should the structure be?"Who is represented in memorials/monuments? Who is not represented?"What materials are the cheapest to use?30s
- Q5How can design elements influence the emotional impact of a memorial or monument?By making the structure as large as possibleBy keeping the design simple and uninterestingBy using only bright colorsBy choosing materials, scale, and interactive features that shape visitors' feelings.30s
- Q6What are "transfer skills" in the context of designing memorials and monuments?Skills related only to writingSkills that help in crafting only decorative elementsSkills that do not require any collaborationThe ability to apply knowledge learned in one subject to another, like using historical knowledge in design.30s
- Q7Why is it important to be aware of sensitive content when studying memorials and monuments?Because it only pertains to modern eventsBecause it makes the design process easierBecause it is not relevant to historical contextBecause many commemorate difficult historical events, and sensitivity helps honor the experiences of those affected.30s
- Q8What types of emotions might designers want to evoke in visitors to a memorial or monument?Indifference and boredomHappiness and excitementReflection, solemnity, or remembrance.Confusion and frustration30s
- Q9What is one example of a memorial mentioned in the text and what does it commemorate?The Shoes on the Danube Bank, which commemorates Jewish people killed in the Holocaust.The Great Wall, which commemorates ancient military historyThe Statue of Liberty, which commemorates American independenceThe Eiffel Tower, which commemorates French culture30s
- Q10What does Criterion A focus on in the assessment of designing a monument?Inquiring and analyzing the design problem.Creating the final solutionEvaluating the effectiveness of the designDeveloping new ideas30s
- Q11What is the main purpose of memorials and monuments?To serve as tourist attractionsTo communicate important messages and remember significant events or peopleTo create beautiful public spacesTo represent contemporary art30s
- Q12What is a key responsibility of designers when creating memorials or monuments?Making the structure as tall as possibleChoosing the most expensive materialsDesigning for only visual appealConsidering how their design affects people's emotions30s
- Q13Why is historical knowledge important for designers of memorials and monuments?It allows them to make the structure more visually appealingIt enables them to use modern technology effectivelyIt ensures they can create a larger structureIt helps them understand the context and significance of what they are representing30s
- Q14What question should designers consider regarding the representation in memorials and monuments?How many people will visit per year?What color should the monument be?How tall should the structure be?Who is represented in them and who is not?30s
- Q15What type of skills are referred to as 'transfer skills' in the context of memorial and monument design?Skills in building structuresArtistic skills for drawingSkills only in historyThe ability to apply knowledge from one subject to another30s