Greenhouse
What did the crew need to grow?
Food
What did the team want to bring back safely?
The rover and scientific data
Who calculated the route lengths?
Mateo
Why grow food instead of carrying every meal?
To reduce food carried from Earth
96 trays x 8 plants = ?
768 plants
How many plant trays could fit?
96 trays
What does one map square equal?
50 meters
Who found the longer route?
Sofia
What could happen if all plants need water together?
Water demand could exceed supply
What does "terrain" mean?
The land surface
Who noticed a possible watering problem?
Sofia
Who noticed the steep slope?
Jordan
Who warned that plants do not equal meals?
Dr. Carlos Rivera
What did the team overlook when choosing the longer route?
The loose soil
How much farther is 24 squares than 18 squares
300 Meters
Why do 768 plants not mean 768 meals?
Growth times and failures differ
What trapped the rover on the longer route?
Loose simulated soil
Why did Mateo say "Good" after failure?
They learned what they overlooked
How are the greenhouse and rover problems alike?
Both require thinking about the whole system
If 144 of 768 plants fail, how many remain?
624 Plants
What is the deeper problem in the greenhouse?
Coordinating resources
Why was the 900-meter route rejected?
It crossed a steep slope
Which trait does Mateo show when the rover stops?
Resilience / curiosity
What lesson connects both chapters?
A plan must consider interacting factors
What does "scale" mean on the map?
Map distance compared with real distance