Tech Lab Final

Front 1

Your friend just bought a car that uses both an internal-combustion engine and an electric motor. This car is powered by a _____engine.

Back 1

hybrid

Front 2

Snow white and the seven dwarfs was the first full length movie to use _____ animation.

Back 2

cell

Front 3

A truck driving down a road is an example of a _____ load.

Back 3

dynamic

Front 4

An example of an external-combustion engine would be a _____ engine.

Back 4

steam

Front 5

Humans beings continue to develop new and improved _____ to satisfy their wants and needs.

Back 5

technology

Front 6

A spinning airfoil helps to move the wings of an airplane through the air so they can create lift. This airfoil is better known as a _______.

Back 6

propeller

Front 7

The system with X, Y, and Z axes that lets you plot points on a drawing is called the ______ system.

Back 7

cartesian coordinate

Front 8

A beam is an example of a horizontal structural member. A column is an example of a ____ structural member.

Back 8

vertical

Front 9

A jet aircraft creates thrust from the reactin of ____ being sucked into the engine, which is then compressed, heated, and ejected.

Back 9

air

Front 10

A boulder is rolling down a hiill. The energy in this moving boulder is called _____ energy.

Back 10

kinetic

Front 11

Today three of every four homes reeive TV signals by either ____ or satelliet.

Back 11

cable

Front 12

The internet was started in what decade?

Back 12

1960's

Front 13

In terms of technology, we are often said to be livin in the _______ age.

Back 13

information

Front 14

Most schools have an acceptable use ______ concerning internet at the school

Back 14

policy

Front 15

A boulder sits on top of a hill. The energy "stored" in the boulder is ______ energy.

Back 15

potential

Front 16

To get access to the internet, most bpeople pay a monthly fee to an _________.

Back 16

internet service provider

Front 17

Video information is normally recorded in analog form. It must be converted to ______ form before it can be used on a CD or DVD.

Back 17

digital

Front 18

When you twist a stick in your hands you are using the force called ________.

Back 18

torsion

Front 19

Most schools have a ______ on the world wide web with class and activity information.

Back 19

website

Front 20

A push or a pull that transfers energy is called ______.

Back 20

force

Front 21

The last step for making a computer-animated image.

Back 21

rendering

Front 22

Adding color and texture to a computer animation.

Back 22

shading

Front 23

Sketches used as a guide to make a film or video.

Back 23

storyboard

Front 24

simple animation device.

Back 24

flipbook

Front 25

Basic computer-modeling shapes such as balls or cubes?

Back 25

dialogue

Front 26

model animation that uses soft, formed figures?

Back 26

claymation

Front 27

the first or last frame of an action sequence?

Back 27

keyframe

Front 28

creating the illusion that still images are moving?

Back 28

animation

Front 29

Communication technology that controls manufacturing process?

Back 29

CIM

Front 30

An orderly way of achieving a technological goal?

Back 30

system

Front 31

Example of construction technology

Back 31

building a foundation

Front 32

example of transportation technology

Back 32

railroads

Front 33

The process of giving or receiving information?

Back 33

communication

Front 34

electronic messages sent over the internet

Back 34

e mail

Front 35

text that provides quick links to another web page?

Back 35

hypertext

Front 36

translates signals between computer and telephone or cable lines

Back 36

modem

Front 37

the part of a web address that tells where information is from?

Back 37

domain

Front 38

supernetwork of computer networks that reaches around the world?

Back 38

internet

Front 39

Another name for the sound we hear on a TV broadcast?

Back 39

audio

Front 40

another name for the picture we see on a TV broadcast?

Back 40

video

Front 41

a combination of several forms of communication

Back 41

multimidea

Front 42

provides links to other parts of a multimedia program

Back 42

hypermedia

Front 43

The upward force a fluid puts on an object that is placed in it

Back 43

buoyancy

Front 44

the process of moving people and things from place to place?

Back 44

transportation

Front 45

vessel with an underwater wing that lifts the hull out of the water?

Back 45

hydrofoil

Front 46

the separate operations a gasoline engine uses to create energy?

Back 46

four-stroke cycle

Front 47

any water vehicle that transports people and products

Back 47

vessel

Front 48

TRAINS THAT FLOAT ABOVE GUIDEWAYS, PROPELLED BY MAGNETIC FEILDS

Back 48

MAGLEV

Front 49

type of water vessel that carries cargoes of liquid products

Back 49

tanker

Front 50

the bottom part of a vessel that floats in the water

Back 50

hull

Front 51

the standard unit of measure for the volume of sound

Back 51

decibel

Front 52

engine that creates power by burning fuel inside the engine

Back 52

gasoline piston engine

Front 53

push or pull forces acting upon a structural material

Back 53

external forces

Front 54

drawings that show the builder how to build a structer

Back 54

plans

Front 55

the push or pull that transfers energy to an object

Back 55

force

Front 56

materials with built in sensors to warn of unsafe conditions

Back 56

smart materials

Front 57

government rules on how structures must be built

Back 57

buidling codes

Front 58

written detaisl about materials and other project related concerns

Back 58

specifications

Front 59

includes everything supported by the foundation walls

Back 59

superstrcuter

Front 60

push or pull forces acting within a structural materal

Back 60

internal forces

Front 61

made by joining parts to meet a certain need or perform a task

Back 61

structures

Front 62

the part of a structure thats in contact with the ground

Back 62

foundation

Front 63

an external force on an object that can be static or dynamic

Back 63

load

Front 64

parts of a building that are connected together to make the frame

Back 64

structural members

Front 65

CAD command to connect points

Back 65

line

Front 66

CAD command to create curves

Back 66

arc

Front 67

axes in a 3D coordinate drawing

Back 67

X,Y,Z

Front 68

used to print most CAD drawings

Back 68

plotter

Front 69

temporary computer memory that CAD uses

Back 69

RAM

Front 70

drafting done on a computer

Back 70

CAD

Front 71

the property of matter that keeps a moving object moving

Back 71

inertia

Front 72

the upward force that helps overcome gravity during flight

Back 72

lift

Front 73

flaps that change the shape of an aircraft's wing to increase or decrease lift

Back 73

ailerons

Front 74

a push and pull that transfers energy to an object

Back 74

force

Front 75

constant force that pulls objects toward the center of the earth

Back 75

gravity

Front 76

a shape designed to speed up air passing over its top surface

Back 76

airfoil

Front 77

the force that brings moving objects to a state of rest

Back 77

friction

Front 78

force of fluid friction that causes moving objects to slow down

Back 78

drag

Front 79

the forward force that helps to overcome friction during flight

Back 79

thrust

Front 80

cause of the resistance an object meets as it moves through the air

Back 80

fluid friciton

Front 81

flaps on the tail of an airplane that help the aircraft climb and drive

Back 81

elevators

Front 82

study of the forces of air on an object moving through air

Back 82

aerodynamics

Front 83

presenting material in printed form

Back 83

publishing

Front 84

software program that combines text and graphics

Back 84

page layout program

Front 85

the use of a personal computer to produce documents

Back 85

desktop publishing

Front 86

very common product of desktop publishing

Back 86

newsletters

Front 87

greatly increases the cost of printing

Back 87

colored ink

Front 88

software that can crop photographs

Back 88

image editing program

Front 89

You are piloting an airplane and want to climb to a higher altitude. The flaps on the tail that help an aircraft climb are the
A. Elevators
B. Ailerons
C. Rudders
D. Propellers

Back 89

A. Elevators

Front 90

In a computer animated film, the lighting of scenes is provided by
A. lights in the film studio
B. the computer software
C. natural light from outside
D. the color of the background

Back 90

B. the computer software

Front 91

If a video game is a system, each press of a button is
A. Output
B. Gasoline
C. input
D. process

Back 91

C. input

Front 92

The invention of the ____ engine changed marine transport and made railroading possible on a weide scale.
A. Diesel
B. Gasoline
C. Steam
D. Electric

Back 92

C. Steam

Front 93

a finished car that comes off the assembly line is the _____ of a system.
A. Output
B. Input
C. Feedback
D. Process

Back 93

A. Output

Front 94

The first animated cartoons used ______ animation to create the cells.
A. Hand drawn
B. multi dimensional
C. model
d. computer

Back 94

A. hand drawn

Front 95

You are piloting an aiplane. Which part of it would you use to make the nose turn to the left?
A. Elevator
B. aileron
C. rudder
d. propeller

Back 95

C. Rudder

Front 96

Which of these states that a fast-moving fluid exerts less pressure than a slow moving fluid?
A. Bernoulli effect
B. Newton's law
C. Lindberg principle
D. Terrell's hypothesis

Back 96

A. Bernoulli effect

Front 97

A ____ explains a secne's visuals, coicing, and lighting.
A. cell animation
B. Primitive
C. Storyboard.
D,. Keyframe

Back 97

C. Storyboard

Front 98

You read in the news that a group of scientists have used the internet to share data to find a cure for a disease. The data they shared is a ____ resource.
A. time
B. Capital
C. energy
D. information

Back 98

D. Information

Front 99

A city's _____ regulate where various kinds of structures can be built in the city.
A. zoning laws
B. Builiding inspectors
C. planning committees
D. building permits

Back 99

A. Zoning Laws

Front 100

A static load
A. moves or changes
B. is an internal force on an object.
C. moves or changes rapidly
D. changes slowly or not at all

Back 100

D. changes slowly or not at all

Front 101

Which of these is not true of CAD when compared to hand drawn drafting?
A. Darwing things are neater
B. the process is faster.
C. poor designs become good designs
D. drawings can be more accurate

Back 101

C. poor desings become good designs

Front 102

Which of these are examples of on-site transport systems?
A. elevators and escaladors
B. automobiles and tractor-trailers
C. steam and electirc locomotives
D. container and utility vessels

Back 102

A. Elevators and escaladors

Front 103

In cell animation, each drawin is ____ the next.
A. very slightly differnt from
B. a complete movement ahead of
C. a complete movement behind of
D. Exactly like or identical to

Back 103

A. very slightly different from