Impact on Society
Impact on the Environment
Ethical Issues
Sustainable Technologies
Intellectual Property and Designers' Rights
100

What is one way designs impact minority groups?

Designs can address accessibility challenges, such as creating ergonomic tools for the elderly or inclusive technology for people with disabilities.

100

 A resource that can replenish naturally in a short time, such as solar or wind energy.

What is a renewable resource?

100

What does IP stand for?

Intellectual Property.

100

Name two types of renewable energy.

Solar, wind energy, Thermal, Geo thermal, and wave energy.

100

What does a copyright protect?

Artistic works, music, writing, and computer programs.

200

Name a specific example of a design that positively impacted society.

Zimmermann’s inclusion of Indigenous internships through CareerTrackers enhances employment opportunities for minority groups.

200

What environmental issue is linked to illegal logging in Siberian forests?

Deforestation and its impact on biodiversity and carbon absorption.

200

What is the ethical concern with manipulative advertising?

It can exploit consumer insecurities, creating unnecessary pressure or fear.

200

What is geothermal energy?

Energy harnessed from heat within the Earth.

200

Give an example of a trade secret.

Coca-Cola’s recipe. 

KFC secret herbs and spices etc.

300

How did the IKEA Malm dresser impact consumers?

It caused tipping hazards, leading to injuries and deaths. This highlighted the need for anchoring mechanisms and increased consumer awareness about furniture safety.

300

What is a sustainable design practice?

Using materials that can be recycled or renewed, such as bamboo in furniture design.

300

Why is animal testing an ethical dilemma for designers?

It can cause harm to animals, raising questions about morality versus product safety.

300

What are biomass fuels?

Fuels derived from organic matter like plant or animal waste.

300

What is a patent?

Legal protection for inventions or processes, preventing others from using them without permission.

400

Define "cradle-to-grave" design.

A design philosophy considering the product's environmental impact from creation to disposal.

400

What does the term "sustainable technology" mean?

Technology that meets production needs while conserving resources and protecting the environment.

400

What is "built-in obsolescence"?

Designing products with a limited lifespan to encourage frequent replacements.

400

How can tidal energy be used sustainably?

By harnessing the predictable movement of tides for power generation with minimal environmental disruption.

400

What is the designer’s responsibility regarding safety?

To ensure products are free from hazards, safe to use, and comply with relevant standards.

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