Year 9 Technology

A cake is (select the best answer)

• Delicious
• A product
• A health hazard.
• An example of advanced chemical analysis.

A product could be

• a cake
• a chair
• a poster created on a computer
• all of them

Manipulation is when a product's shape is changed, but the product itself is unchanged, an example is 

• play dough cooked.
• Play dough made in to a turtle.
• Cheese crackers.
• Rimu timber

A product that is fit for purpose, does what it is supposed to do. In other words it meets it's -

• constraints
• specifications
• load

Which is Not a tool?

• A computer
• A pencil
• A tree
• A hammer

Choose the correct word to fill the gap.
T--------------- is when the original product(s) are changed into a completely different product, e.g. cement + water + gravel = concrete.

• Termination
• Transformation
• Travel
• Timing

What does this picture show? 

• A process.
• A constraint.
• An evaluation
• An outcome

What are key attributes ?

• The limitations for my design.
• They describe features of the design.
• The way maps work, by providing distance and location information.
• The most important characteristics that must be  met
  included to produce a product, e.g. time,  cost.

Stake holders are-

• People who are affected by the development of a new product.
• A type of fence post, which some can hold..
• Multinational businesses who export fencing materials.
• People or businesses who sell stakes.

A brief is -

• The way someone believes about a situation.
• A pair of undies.
• A description of a need, and a description of how to meet that need.
• A short period of time in which you have to plan and design a product.