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a. market research c. universal design b. ergonomics d. aesthetics 7ew tires for a car are designed to last )8 888 km. -f the tires last less than that and consumers feel that they do not get their money9s worth. -f the tires last longer the manufacturer must charge more for the tires. (hat concept does producing tires in this manner illustrate% a. creating a model c. product disposal b. market research d. planned obsolescence ,efore they sold the very first ice cream cone the owners of the ice cream booth and the waffle booth made a few cones and tested them to see if the waffle would hold the ice cream properly. (hat step in the design process were these first unsold cones% a. prototypes c. consumer9s choice b. models d. advertising !;educe reuse recycle& is a slogan that relates to the lifespan of products. (hy is it important to think about the lifespan of a product before purchasing it% a. /ven when you have finished using a product it can take many years before the product actually breaks down. b. 'he lifespan of most products is less than one year. c. /+pensive products usually break down as waste much more *uickly than ine+pensive ones. d. Most products made now are designed to break down *uickly or be recycled easily. (hy do products made locally often have less impact on the environment% a. <anadian manufacturers usually use far less energy to make their products than in other countries. b. Much less fuel is used to transport the product to where you purchase it. c. =ocal products almost always use less materials during manufacturing. d. <anadian products must be environmentally friendly by law. At which step in the lifespan of a product does the consumer typically first see it% a. model c. prototype b. production d. disposal You may know of someone who refuses to wear last season>s clothing because it is no longer at the height of fashion. 3avvy manufacturers count on this reaction so that the shopper is encouraged to purchase new clothing every season and they can benefit from a repeat customer. (hat is this idea called% a. planned obsolescence b. disposal c. customer>s choice d. market research
Name:_____________________ ____ 1.. (hich purchasing consideration would be least likely to affect the environment% a. how far the product had to travel to reach you b. the working conditions of the people who made the product c. the conse*uences of buying a product that is intended for a brief period of use d. how the raw materials that went into the product are managed ____ 12. Assuming you live in "ntario which tomato has the largest environmental impact% a. a tomato grown in a soil?less fertili@er?rich solution in a greenhouse in "ntario b. a tomato grown by you in a tub on your deck fed with organic fish emulsion fertili@er c. a tomato grown in an organic market garden a short drive from your home d. a tomato grown in Me+ico on a heavily fertili@ed and irrigated field Modified True/False Indicate whether the statement is true or false. If false, change the identified word or phrase to make the statement true. ____ 15. 3ome consumers choose imported strawberries over locally grown ones. 3trawberries grown for e+port are grown in bulk and therefore must be shipped to your local grocery store. 'his means that they have less impact on the environment. ____________________ ____ 16. A product>s lifespan starts as an idea. ____________________ ____ 11. A Aewellery designer may need to learn more about how to set precious stones before making a particular ring. 'his is called market research. ____________________ ____ 1:. =/B <hristmas lights consume a small fraction of the electricity that conventional <hristmas lights consume. 'his means that =/B lights are cheaper to operate. 'herefore choosing =/B lights over conventional lights does not lessen the impact on the environment. ____________________ ____ )8. A simple way to reduce the amount of waste products a school produces is to ask children>s parents to make them litter?free lunches which means lunches packed in reusable containers. ____________________
Name:_____________________ Matching Match each term with the correct description below. a. lifespan d. prototypes b. planned obsolescence e. market research c. models f. product disposal ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ )1. )). )3. ).. )2. )5. designs created by the inventor to see which one is best a working model of the final design used for testing where the lifespan of a product ends this is constructed in order to make sure everything in the product to be manufactured works as planned designing a product to have a limited lifespan from the idea for a product until its disposal Match each term with the correct description below. a. impact e. composting b. raw materials f. energy c. fuel g. sustainable d. recycling ____ )6. 'his is a method of production in which the impact on an ecosystem is reduced as much as possible ____ )1. 'his is necessary whenever a product is transported which adds to the overall effect a consumer product has on the environment. C<hoose the most specific answer.D ____ ):. Along with energy every product that is manufactured re*uires these. ____ 38. Esing less of this when producing items helps reduce the impact on the environment. C<hoose the most specific answer.D ____ 31. -f you purchase locally made or locally grown goods you are lessening your ___ on the environment. ____ 3). 'his is one method which reduces the amount of organic waste added to landfills and which can be used to help lawns and gardens. ____ 33. 'his is one method that reduces the amount of waste in landfills and also can offer a new source of resources for production of consumer.
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