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Edge C Unit 4 Cluster 3 Review

Quiz by Jerry Bancroft

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  • Q1
    Aggressive means:
    active.
    forceful.
    bored.
    interesting.
    10s
  • Q2
    To assemble a bookshelf means to:
    put it together.
    move it around.
    fill it up.
    give it away.
    10s
  • Q3
    A device is a:
    driver who goes very fast.
    design for a special car.
    tool used for a particular job.
    contest with a cash prize.
    10s
  • Q4
    To be efficient means to:
    fix by replacing a part.
    travel at high speeds.
    complete without any help.
    work well without wasting energy.
    10s
  • Q5
    Environment refers to:
    all the things that surround us.
    all the ways we use energy.
    all the things that interest us.
    all the ways we communicate.
    10s
  • Q6
    An obstacle is something that:
    stops pain.
    fills a need.
    fits tightly.
    gets in the way. *
    10s
  • Q7
    A solution is:
    an answer to a problem.
    a personal opinion.
    an opportunity to try again.
    a scientific experiment.
    10s
  • Q8
    Technology is:
    the use of scientific knowledge.
    the way a team works together.
    the time it takes to complete something.
    the rate at which something grows.
    10s
  • Q9
    Which sentence from the news feature states a problem?
    For the moment, though, on Locust Street, it was time to cut loose and show off.
    At each high-speed pass by Kinsler, 47, the car’s student builders whooped and cheered.
    They moved around the car with pit crew precision and removed the engine cover.
    When he pushed the pedal, the engine revved, but nothing happened at the wheels.
    60s
  • Q10
    Winning another Tour de Sol championship might help students solve several problems. Which of these is one of those problems?
    how to get a passing grade to graduate
    how to develop an axle that will not break
    how to get training as a race car driver
    how to have more opportunities after high school
    60s
  • Q11
    Which problem could hybrid cars like the Attack help to solve?
    Traditional fuels harm the environment.
    People drive too fast on the highways.
    Performance cars can only seat two people.
    Axles are not reliable and break often.
    60s
  • Q12
    What is this news feature mostly about?
    why hybrid cars are becoming more popular with people concerned about the environment
    how the auto industry develops cars that get better speed and gas mileage.
    why it is important for students to work together as a team.
    how a team of students faces technical and personal problems to win an eco-car competition.
    60s
  • Q13
    Hauger did not provide the students with:
    support.
    money.
    training.
    encouragement.
    60s
  • Q14
    Why does the author mention the cost to develop the Attack?
    to show that the students needed to borrow money.
    to emphasize that the students’ work was remarkable.
    to prove that the students’ car was the best in the competition.
    to hint that the students had an advantage over other teams.
    60s
  • Q15
    Which quotation helps you relate to the feelings of the people in the article?
    “When I first saw the actual locker, I was touched that the kids had built this for me.”
    “We tried to run this like it was a real-world project that an engineering company would go through.”
    “It was just beyond what you would’ve expected their achievements to be.”
    “We have lots of capabilities at this school, and it was good for folks to see the other disciplines.”
    60s

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