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Design principles/process
Engineering innovations
Who created it?
Engineering Architecture
100
The telegraph's invention revolutionized long-distance communication. Which later invention made it possible to transmit voice across long distances?
What is Telephone?
100
An engineering notebook is what kind of document?
What is Formal/ legal?
+1000 if right
-1000 if wrong
100
The Dial Caliper is used for?
What is a precision tool for accurate dimension measurement?
+500 if you yell out an engineering-related pickup line within 30s.
100
The creator of the Telephone and founder of Bell Telephone Company?
What is Alexander Graham Bell?
100
These ancient Egyptian tombs were constructed with massive stones aligned perfectly and were designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979.
What is The Great Pyramids of Giza?
200
The simple machine, often used to lift heavy objects in ancient times, inspired the development of cranes used in modern construction?
What is a pulley system?
-300 if wrong
200
The first step of the Design Process?
What is Identify the problem?
200
The six simple machines; these make work _____
What is lever, wheel and axle, pulley, inclined plane, wedge, and screw? These simple machines make work easier.
+1000 if right
200
The creator of the first Ford engine and first Ford Car, the Quadricycle?
Who is Henry Ford?
200
This iconic structure, stretching over 13,000 miles, was built to protect against invasions and is one of the most recognized symbols of China
What is the Great Wall of China?
+100 if you say it in Chinese
300
The transportation innovation from the 1800s, based on steam power, paved the way for modern train systems and high-speed railways?
What is a steam locomotive?
+100 if you can sing a verse of a song that involves a train
300
The Decision Matrix is?
What is a tool used to compare different design solutions?
300
This type of energy is harnessed by wind turbines.
What is Wind Energy?
300
The final executor and project manager of the Brooklyn Bridge after her husband died?
A. Lillian Moller Gilbreth
B. Emily Warren Roebling
C. Margaret Knight
D. Grace Hopper
What is Emily Warren Roebling / B?
+500 if right
300
This is the oldest building that has been under construction for over a century and is also the tallest religious building in Europe, created by Antoni Gaudí.
A. St. Peter's Basilica
B. Basílica de la Sagrada Família
C.Notre-Dame Cathedral
D. Cologne Cathedral
What is Basílica de la Sagrada Família / B?
400
The early flying invention was the inspiration for the design of modern helicopters.
A) Hot air balloon
B) Glider
C) Ornithopter
D) Zeppelins
What is a Ornithopter / C?
+500
400
The type of drawings you make during the Develop a Solution step?
What is a techanical?
-1000 if wrong
400
The simple machine is used in a seesaw.
The simple machine used in an elevator.
What is Lever, Pulley?
400
The creator of the 'Biplane Glider' and an inspiration to aviation pioneers, the Wright Brothers?
A. Samuel Langley
B. Glenn Curtiss
C. Octave Chanute
D. Igor Sikorsky
What is Octave Chanute / C?
+500
400
This building, known for its deconstructivist style resembling a pair of dancers, was created as a symbol of democracy and freedom in the 1990s.
A. The Dancing House
B. The Guggenheim Museum
C. Dancer’s Palace
D. The Centre Pompidou
What is The Dancing House?
+300 if you dance like the building would if it were alive
500
The invention of the incandescent light bulb by Thomas Edison helped lead to which modern-day lighting technology often used for energy efficiency?
A) Fluorescent lamps
B) Halogen bulbs
C) LED lights
D) Neon lights
What are LED lights \ C?
500
CAD stands for and what type of software do we use?
What is Computer-Aided Design and Autodesk Fusion?
500
The metal is commonly used in electrical wiring.
A. Silver
B. Gold
C. Copper
D. Iron
What is Copper?
500
The creator 'Bland Mayfly' and the first woman to design, build, and fly her aircraft?
A. Lilian Bland
B. Amelia Earhart
C. Jacqueline Cochran
D. Bessie Coleman
What is Lilian Bland / A?
500
This UNESCO World Heritage site, located in Mali, is known as the largest mud brick building in the world and exemplifies traditional Sudano-Sahelian architecture.
A. The Great Mosque of Djenné
B. The Alhambra
C. The Hagia Sophia
D. The Blue Mosque
What is the Great Mosque of Djenné?
