Building Teams with the Marshmallow Challenge

What materials are used in the Marshmallow Challenge?

• Spaghetti sticks, tape, string, and a marshmallow.

• Plastic straws, scissors, paper clips, and a cookie.

• Wooden blocks, glue, rubber bands, and a cupcake.

• Cardboard, string, glue, and a chocolate bar.

The marshmallow challenge is a _________ challenge to enhance team collaboration.

• building-team

• team-building

• team-built

• built-team

The main goal of the Marshmallow Challenge is to build the tallest ________ structure with a marshmallow on the top.

• free-standing

• standing-free

• standing-freely

• free-stood

Who promoted the Marshmallow Challenge?

• Jane Doe

• Alice Johnson

• Tom Wujec

• John Smith

Which group built the tallest structures on average?

• kindergarteners

• architects and engineers

• CEOs

• business graduates

What is the average height of the structures built in the challenge?

• 10 inches

• 20 inches

• 25 inches

• 15 inches

The kindergarteners structures are taller than _______ of most adults.

• that

• those

• what

• any

What skills does the Marshmallow Challenge aim to develop in teams?

• Collaboration, creativity, problem-solving, prototyping, and iterative design.

• Technical skills, financial analysis, marketing strategies, and networking.

• Research skills, data analysis, strategic planning, and risk assessment.

• Time management, leadership, communication, and delegation.

Why is collaboration important in the Marshmallow Challenge?

• Collaboration is important because it enhances creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving.

• Collaboration is only necessary for large teams.

• Collaboration reduces the need for communication.

• Collaboration is important for individual recognition.