STEM Summative Part 1

STEM Summative Part 1
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This examination represents your final test grade for the year. You are required to answer 16 questions today. In case you cannot finish, please leave the tab open and refrain from submitting your answers.

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1. What does STEM stand for?

Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics
Science, Technology, Experts, Mathematics
Science, Theater, Engineering, Mathematics
Social Studies, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics

2. A ______________ is something that limits the number of solutions to a problem.

Constraint
Consequence
Comma
Container

3. The button on your jacket breaks while you are at an event. What is a REASONABLE temporary solution to this problem?

Your friend lends you a safety pin.
You wear the extra jacket you have.
You use string to tie it closed.
You leave it open and ignore it.

4. You lost your pen and need to sign a document. What are the constraints you face?

You don't have a pen.
The document cannot be signed digitally.
You don't have a pen or digital signing option.
There are no constraints.

5. What characteristics make a set of GOOD instructions? Choose ALL that are correct.

Clear and concise
Ambiguous terms
Step-by-step
Overly detailed

6. The engineering design process consists of ___ steps.

5
4
6
7

7. F = m x a. If a watermelon weighing 10kg is dropped, how much force does it hit the ground with? Acceleration due to gravity is 9.8 m/s².

98 N
88 N
9.8 N
18.8 N

8. F = m x a. A baseball of 2 kg is pitched with acceleration of 8 m/s². Find the force when it hits the bat.

16 N
4 N
6 N
9 N

9. Does the HEIGHT from which an object is dropped change how much FORCE it will hit with?

No
Yes
Maybe
Only if it gains speed

10. If 5 inches on a map represents 100 miles, how many inches for 1000 miles?

50 in.
100 in.
20 in.
250 in.

11. An architect's model is 125 inches tall, where 5 in represents 3 ft. How tall is the actual building?

75 ft.
50 ft.
78 ft.
208 ft.

12. How many types of bridges are commonly studied?

4
3
5
6

13. What is the definition of a bridge's 'span length'?

The distance between two supports.
The distance of the whole bridge.
The length over water.
The road path length.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of the STEM Summative Part 1 test?
The STEM Summative Part 1 test serves as the final assessment for the year, providing a comprehensive evaluation of the knowledge and skills you've acquired in STEM subjects.
How many questions are in the STEM Summative Part 1?
The STEM Summative Part 1 consists of 16 questions, designed to assess your understanding of the subject matter comprehensively.
What should I do if I can't complete the STEM Summative Part 1 in one sitting?
If you're unable to finish the STEM Summative Part 1 in one session, it's important to leave the tab open and not submit your answers until you're ready to complete it.
How does the STEM Summative Part 1 affect my grade?
The STEM Summative Part 1 plays a crucial role in determining your final test grade for the year, making it essential to perform well.
Can I submit the STEM Summative Part 1 answers if I haven't completed all questions?
It's recommended not to submit the answers for the STEM Summative Part 1 until all questions are completed, to ensure you're accurately assessed.
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