Modeling to the Max Unit 4 Posttest: Rocket Science

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Welcome to Modeling to the Max: Rocket Science! It's OK if you don't know. Just say you don't know!

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PESD - Phoenix Elementary School District

KSD - Kyrene School District

WESD - Washington Elementary School District

PVUSD - Paradise Valley School District

DVUSD - Deer Valley Unified School District

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How familiar are you with 3D modeling? Check all that apply:

Never

Sometimes

All the time

I've seen people design 3D stuff

I've designed 3D stuff

I've seen people 3D print things

I've 3D printed before

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How do you feel about this class, Rocket Science?

I am super scared

I am a little worried

I think I can do it OK

I know it pretty well but, I want to know more about it

I am an expert

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What does CAD stand for?

Canadian Academy of Digital Arts

Computer Aided Design

Computer Aided Demonstration

Computer Aided Designation

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Before printing your model you need to first need to save it as:

A 3DFX file

A power point

An STL file

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Before you print a model on the printer, you first need to:

Slice the model

Cut the model

Print the model

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What is thrust?

An opposing force

A sensor that records things

A force that pushes an aircraft or missile forward or up

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What are the four forces of flight?

Lift, thrust, gravity, and drag

Lift, thrust, weight, and drag

Lift, thrust, acceleration, and gravity

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What is Newton's firs law of motion?

An object at rest or in motion will remain in rest or motion unless acted upon by an external force.

An object at motion will stay in motion unless acted upon by an internal force.

An object has infinite states and infinate possibilities inside of a multi-dimensional multiverse.

None of the above.

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What do we call this part of a rocket:

The pointy part

The ttop of the rocket

Nose cone

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What are aerodynamics?

The interaction of fluids with objects.

The interaction of objects with the air around them.

The way syrup flows on waffles.

I don't know.

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What are the most important things to consider when designing a model rocket?

Weight, aerodynamics, shape, center of gravity, thrust

Weight, aerodynamics, shape, center of gravity

How much thrust I can give the rocket

I don't know.

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How excited are you to build your own rocket?
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Eh, it's okay I guess...

Dude, this is so cool!!!

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