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7th Grade Final Exam Study Guide Technology Education Mr. Poliszuk

Technology 7 Final Exam Learning Target: Testing Strategies Complete the final exam to the best of your ability. Testing Strategies Take your time If you’re unsure, skip it and go back to it later Eliminate wrong answers, make educated guess using context clues Do your best!!

Technology Education Learning Targets: Do Now: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Do Now: What are the benefits of passing final exams? What are the downfalls to failing final exams?

Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Technology! Created by humans Effects humans positively and negatively Something we cannot live without Definition: Need – something we cannot live without Examples: Food, Water, and Shelter

Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Definition: Want – Something we can live without. Examples: Xbox, iPods, Ear Rings, Dish Washer Technology impacts people both negatively and positively. Example: Positive – electricity makes life easier! Negative – generating electricity can pollute the environment.

Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Definition: Society – the relationships among people. Technology is created by humans to satisfy our needs and wants. Example: We need farms for food and houses to live. We want iPods, iPhones, roller coasters, because they are fun!!

Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Input Process Output Feedback A set of related parts that work together to accomplish a purpose is called a System.

Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Input Process Output Feedback The result of the operation of a system:

Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Input Process Output Feedback Using Output to regulate or control inputs and/or processes is called:

Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Input Process Output Open Loop System Closed Loop System (has feedback) Input Process Output Feedback

Agricultural and Biotechnology Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Agricultural and Biotechnology Developing and using devices and systems to plant, grow and harvest crops. Energy and Power Technology Developing and using devices and systems to convert, transmit, or process energy. Construction Technology Using systems and processes to put structures on the sites where they will be used.

Transportation Technology Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Transportation Technology Developing and using devices and systems to move people and cargo from an origin point to a destination. Manufacturing Technology Developing and using devices and systems to convert materials into products in a factory. Medical Technology Developing and using devices and systems to promote health and cure illness.

Information and Communication Technology Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Information and Communication Technology Developing and using devices and systems to gather, process, and share information and ideas.

Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. SCIENCE!!! Definition: The study of the natural world.

Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. To create Technology, we need: Tools Information Capital Time Energy Materials People

Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Power/ energy technology

Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Biotechnology Prefix: Bio – means “life” Definition: Using biology to create technology

Test, evaluate and modify Present the solution Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Engineering Design Process Identify the problem Explore ideas Plan and develop Test, evaluate and modify Present the solution

Make the best product possible Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Input Process Output Feedback Engineering Design Process Make the best product possible Closed-Loop System

Artificial Eco-Systems Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Artificial Eco-Systems Zoo International Space Station A Terrarium

Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Eco-Friendly homes Geo-thermal technology Prefix: Geo- means “Earth” Thermal means “heat” Not Eco-Friendly Air conditioners Electric heaters Wood furnace

Eco-friendly and “green” technology Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Eco-friendly and “green” technology Prefix: Eco- means “Earth” Have little or zero negative effects to the planet

Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Natural Disasters Hurricanes Tornados Tsunamis Human Disasters Oil spills Nuclear explosions Forrest fires

Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Renewable resources – can use over and over Sun Wind Air Water Non-renewable resources – once used, cannot be replaced Coal Oil Gas Uranium

Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Our Moon Daytime temp 253 F Nighttime temp -387 F 630 F difference! Why? No atmosphere to block sun’s rays during the day, or to hold the heat in during the night.

Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Lunar Colony Concepts Lunar (Moon)

Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Lunar Colony Concepts Lunar (Moon)

Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Lunar Colony Concepts Lunar (Moon)

Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Lunar Colony Best energy source to use – Solar Power Self-sufficient: Does not need any aid or assistance to work properly

Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content Learning Targets: Analyze 7th grade curriculum content. Review for the final exam. Questions? Review.