Sustainability Types
Sustainable Design Choices
Fishing Investigation
Levers and Engineering Systems
Materials and Designing a Fishing Rod
100

What is Social Sustainability?

This type of sustainability improves people's wellbeing, health, comfort, or inclusion.

100

What are drink taps?

These at school help reduce the need for single-use water bottles.

100

Who is a recreational angler (or fisherman/fisherwoman)?

Name one person who might enjoy fishing as a hobby.

100

What is a third-class lever?

Fishing rods act like this class of lever.

100

What is graphite?

This fishing rod material is lightweight and very strong but can be brittle.

200

What is Environmental Sustainability?

This type of sustainability protects nature and reduces waste.

200

What is bench seating?

This park feature encourages people to gather, rest, and socialise.

200

What is a fishing rod?

This piece of equipment holds the fishing line and helps cast the bait.

200

What is a fulcrum?

The fixed pivot point of a lever

200

What is fibreglass?

This material is cheaper and more flexible than graphite

300

What is Economic Sustainability?

This type of sustainability focuses on affordability, durability, and value for money.

300

What is a reusable water bottle?

Which is generally more sustainable: a disposable water bottle or a reusable water bottle?

300

What are reliable sources?

Research questions should be answered using these sources.

300

What are the fulcrum and the load?

In a third-class lever, the effort is located between these two parts.

300

Name one design criterion a fishing rod should meet.

lightweight, durable, sustainable, comfortable, repairable, or strong?

400

What is Environmental Sustainability?

Toys made from recycled plastic are mainly an example of this type of sustainability.

400

What are single-use plastic bottles?

These are often considered less sustainable because they create large amounts of waste.

400

Why is the place where someone fishes important?

The location where a person fishes can affect the types of fish they catch and the experience they enjoy.

400

What happens when the load is moved closer to the fulcrum on a lever?

It becomes easier to lift the load.

400

What is a production plan?

Before building a product, engineers create this to organise steps, materials, and time.

500

Why is planting native trees environmentally sustainable?

Planting native trees supports biodiversity, reduces erosion, and improves habitats.

500

What is a reusable water bottle?

This product costs more at first but can be used hundreds of times, reducing waste and saving money over time.

500

Why is it important to investigate users before designing a fishing rod?

Designers need to learn about the people who will use a fishing rod so they can create a rod that meets their needs and works effectively.

500

Explain how a fishing rod works as a lever when catching a fish.

The hand acts as the fulcrum, effort is applied through the rod, and the fish is the load.

500

Why must designers complete a risk assessment?

To identify hazards and manage risks so people can work safely.

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