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1 Word Search - Unit Name: Class: Date: Try to find the hidden words. Z C L O S E D L O O P K F K M Y O F M P S A D J U S T M E N T S Y M S Y G V U K D K P S M A N A G E M E N T N T C J J E G I N M O O F P D H S T A B I L I T Y N T D Y A P H U T R K K B T G K A F A V L H E N C E X A T R O E G M T F O J M B F E N O H N P S P P C C X A I Q M W I I O R T P I L T Y E R U W E V M C J M C N U M I E N O C S O O O T Q S E F R A R F T O F N E O A T P D B C L O S E D L O O P S I L S P P E L U V L E R D E W F W R U T C O T I I M E C U S P S V D S U A M T A A O O Y T S X T N O C R S B V N V A S T T P O D A Y K I I I I I S A W C E T F S I S L H L S Y O V H Y N B C W T F I C R O F S W U T E N E R G Y P K V I O O A Z N H G Z X E B M R O N Y Y U S O U N T L X P U R F M G K S V X G T T T N B N H O N T H K J N M M A T E R I A L S F U S D W C H K X S C T L D S Z A M G I I W K Select from the following words: Time malfunctions Energy Systems open-loop People Processes Inputs microwave Outputs identification system stability adjustments Feedback open-loop closed-loop Information universal thermostat Materials Management Capital Machines/Tools output closed-loop process Production

2 Crossword Puzzle - Unit Name: Class: Date: Fill in the crossword puzzle by using the clues Across 1. The of a technological system is influenced by all of the components in the system, especially those in the feedback loop.

3 2. Every system that exists can be broken down using the systems model. 3. : are needed to turn raw materials or industrial materials into final solutions. 4. : the money and land needed to create the output 5. The is the end result, which can have either a positive or negative impact. 6. : The people must have background knowledge of math and science to appropriately design solutions to problems and carry out the solutions. 7. is information used to monitor or control a system. 8. can be categorized into: problem solving, production, and management. 9. consist of the resources that flow into a technological system. Inputs include: people, materials, tools and machines, energy, information, capital, and time. 10. The universal systems model consists of input, process, output and feedback. 11. : controlling and managing the inputs and other process involved in the system. 12. A is a group of interrelated components designed collectively to achieve a desired goal. 13. An example of an open loop system is a oven that requires the person to put in a time to cook the food. 14. : allows work to be carried out throughout the system. 15. : needed to design, create and assess the solution 16. The feedback loop allows the system to make necessary during operation. 17. The universal system model consist of input, process and output. 18. : process which involves the creation of the product or structure. 19. A system is a system that uses feedback from the output to control the input. Down 1. Problem Solving: process which works through problem to selecting a final solution. 2. New and frequent users need to execute systems so that they function in the way they were designed to avoid or safety issues.

4 5. An system has no feedback path and requires human intervention. system has no feedback path and requires human intervention. 6. are used in a number of ways in technology and appear in many aspects of daily life, such as solar systems, political systems and technological systems. 7. An example of a closed-loop system is the heating system in a home, which has a to provide feedback when the heat needs to be turned on and off. 8. : determine the need, solutions to the problems and how the inputs will be used to obtain the output. 11. : Natural or man made materials go into the creation of the output 12. The is the systematic sequence of actions that combines resources to produce an output. 13. can take the following forms: Unexpected desired, expected desired, unexpected undesired, or expected undesired. Select your answers from the following words: Management adjustments open-loop system microwave Machines/Tools Information Production Systems thermostat closed-loop universal Time closed-loop open-loop People process malfunctions output identification Energy Inputs Capital Outputs Processes stability Feedback Materials

5 Fill in the Blank - Unit Name: Class: Date: Fill in the blanks in these sentences with the word that fits. 1. The is the systematic sequence of actions that combines resources to produce an output. 2. An example of a closed-loop system is the heating system in a home, which has a to provide feedback when the heat needs to be turned on and off. 3. consist of the resources that flow into a technological system. Inputs include: people, materials, tools and machines, energy, information, capital, and time. 4. An system has no feedback path and requires human intervention. system has no feedback path and requires human intervention. 5. The is the end result, which can have either a positive or negative impact. 6. An example of an open loop system is a oven that requires the person to put in a time to cook the food. 7. The universal systems model consists of input, process, output and feedback. 8. can be categorized into: problem solving, production, and management. 9. : are needed to turn raw materials or industrial materials into final solutions. 10. : Natural or man made materials go into the creation of the output 11. New and frequent users need to execute systems so that they function in the way they were designed to avoid or safety issues. 12. Every system that exists can be broken down using the systems model. 13. : needed to design, create and assess the solution 14. Problem Solving: process which works through problem to selecting a final solution. 15. A system is a system that uses feedback from the output to control the input.

6 16. The feedback loop allows the system to make necessary during operation. 17. : determine the need, solutions to the problems and how the inputs will be used to obtain the output. 18. A is a group of interrelated components designed collectively to achieve a desired goal. 19. are used in a number of ways in technology and appear in many aspects of daily life, such as solar systems, political systems and technological systems. 20. : controlling and managing the inputs and other process involved in the system. 21. : process which involves the creation of the product or structure. 22. is information used to monitor or control a system. 23. : The people must have background knowledge of math and science to appropriately design solutions to problems and carry out the solutions. 24. : allows work to be carried out throughout the system. 25. : the money and land needed to create the output 26. The of a technological system is influenced by all of the components in the system, especially those in the feedback loop. 27. can take the following forms: Unexpected desired, expected desired, unexpected undesired, or expected undesired. 28. The universal system model consist of input, process and output. Select your answers from the following words: Capital process microwave stability Production open-loop Materials closed-loop Information adjustments Time Systems system Outputs Management identification People open-loop Feedback Energy closed-loop output Inputs Processes Machines/Tools malfunctions thermostat universal

7 Mix and Match - Unit Name: Class: Date: Fill in the blank with the letter next to the word that best completes the sentence. 1. An system has no feedback path and requires human a. Machines/Tools intervention. system has no feedback path and requires human intervention. 2. : The people must have background knowledge of math b. Processes and science to appropriately design solutions to problems and carry out the solutions. 3. : process which involves the creation of the product or c. Production structure. 4. Problem Solving: process which works through problem to d. Capital selecting a final solution. 5. : Natural or man made materials go into the creation of the e. process output 6. : are needed to turn raw materials or industrial materials f. microwave into final solutions. 7. A system is a system that uses feedback from the output g. closed-loop to control the input. 8. : needed to design, create and assess the solution h. Information 9. : the money and land needed to create the output i. thermostat 10. can take the following forms: Unexpected desired, j. Systems expected desired, unexpected undesired, or expected undesired. 11. are used in a number of ways in technology and appear in k. closed-loop many aspects of daily life, such as solar systems, political systems and technological systems. 12. The is the systematic sequence of actions that combines l. Feedback resources to produce an output. 13. The feedback loop allows the system to make necessary m. identification during operation. 14. The of a technological system is influenced by all of the n. open-loop components in the system, especially those in the feedback loop. 15. is information used to monitor or control a system. o. adjustments

8 16. consist of the resources that flow into a technological p. Management system. Inputs include: people, materials, tools and machines, energy, information, capital, and time. 17. : allows work to be carried out throughout the system. q. People 18. The universal systems model consists of input, process, r. Materials output and feedback. 19. The universal system model consist of input, process and s. output output. 20. Every system that exists can be broken down using the t. malfunctions systems model. 21. : controlling and managing the inputs and other process u. open-loop involved in the system. 22. An example of an open loop system is a oven that v. stability requires the person to put in a time to cook the food. 23. A is a group of interrelated components designed w. system collectively to achieve a desired goal. 24. can be categorized into: problem solving, production, and x. Energy management. 25. New and frequent users need to execute systems so that they function in y. Outputs the way they were designed to avoid or safety issues. 26. The is the end result, which can have either a positive or z. universal negative impact. 27. : determine the need, solutions to the problems and how aa. Time the inputs will be used to obtain the output. 28. An example of a closed-loop system is the heating system in a home, ab. Inputs which has a to provide feedback when the heat needs to be turned on and off.

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