Producing and Evaluating a Product

Question 1

To 'produce' a product means to

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make it by following your plan — Producing means building the product by following the plan.

Question 2

Before you start making, you should gather

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the right materials and tools — You need the correct materials and tools ready first.

Question 3

What must you always do while making a product?

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Work safely — Safety is important throughout the making step.

Question 4

To 'evaluate' a product means to

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judge how good it is — Evaluating means judging how good the product is.

Question 5

When you evaluate, you test the product against

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the need you started with — You judge the product against the original need.

Question 6

Which is a good evaluation question?

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Is it strong, safe and easy to use? — Good questions check strength, safety and ease of use.

Question 7

If a pencil holder tips over with heavy pens, a good improvement is to

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make a wider base — A wider base stops it tipping over.

Question 8

When joining parts, they should be joined

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firmly — Firm joins make the product strong.

Question 9

After evaluating, a good designer

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suggests improvements for the next version — Designers use evaluation to suggest improvements.

Question 10

A good designer treats feedback by

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welcoming it and improving — Good designers welcome feedback and keep improving.