GCSE 1.2 Evaluation of New Technologies

What is the primary focus of critical evaluation in design decisions?

• Cost-effectiveness

• Popularity among peers

• Aesthetic appeal

• Impact of new technologies

Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider when evaluating new technologies?

• Personal preferences

• Target audience

• Manufacturing capabilities

• Budget constraints

What does LCA stand for in environmental evaluation?

• Local Carbon Assessment

• Long-term Cost Analysis

• Life Cycle Assessment

• Laboratory Chemical Analysis

Which of the following is a contemporary scenario to consider in design decisions?

• Historical events

• Natural disasters

• Personal anecdotes

• Cultural traditions

What is a key ethical consideration when evaluating new technologies?

• Where it was made

• Who uses it

• How it looks

• How much it costs

Which of the following is a factor in evaluating the environmental impact of a product?

• Market demand

• User satisfaction

• Brand reputation

• Carbon footprint

What is the purpose of critically evaluating new technologies?

• To follow trends

• To impress stakeholders

• To inform design decisions

• To increase sales

Which of the following is a potential future scenario to consider?

• Future medical advances

• Past technological failures

• Historical design practices

• Current market trends

What should be considered regarding the materials used in new technologies?

• Their availability

• Their cost only

• Their aesthetic value

• Their environmental impact

Which of the following is a consideration in the ethical evaluation of a product?

• Who will it benefit

• What colors are used

• How much it costs

• How it is marketed