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How has mobile technology impacted communication?
It makes it easier to
communicate.
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What is a consequence of increased competition among manufacturers?
It can lead to
job losses
in society.
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What is one disadvantage of importing cheap overseas products?
It can lead to
job losses
in our society.
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How does automation affect employment?
It leads to
job losses
.
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Why are workers overseas often paid low wages?
To maximize
profit
.
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How has computer-aided design (CAD) changed the work of designers?
It has changed the way designers work and how they do it on
computers.
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What types of apprenticeships are often available?
Engineering
or
carpentry
.
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Why is society encouraged to be more inclusive regarding computer-aided technology?
It allows designers to create more
inclusive designs
.
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What is a potential downside of children being increasingly exposed to technology?
It can lead to a lack of social
interaction
.
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What does the future workforce need to be?
More
adaptable
and offer different
skills
for jobs.
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What is a characteristic of modern factories?
They increasingly use
automated
production.
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What is computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) used for?
It is used for
high demand
and
high-quality
products.
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What is demographic movement?
When someone moves
countries
for stable employment.
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What are science and technology parks?
They are places where people come together with
businesses
.
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What is a private-owned business?
A business owned by families or private investors, not publicly traded.
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What is crowdfunding?
It is internet-based funding where
investors
lend money to viable
projects
.
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What does the government offer to start-up businesses?
Loans
and
grants
.
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What do non-profit organizations do with their profits?
They reinvest all profits back into the
business
for the benefit of all involved.
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What has historically motivated people to travel?
To find better work
opportunities
.
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What does migration refer to?
Movement of people to find
better
opportunities.
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What does social segregation mean?
When
ethnic minorities
cluster together and do not fully integrate into wider communities.
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What is a consequence of product manufacturing?
It increases
pollution
.
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How can pollution levels be reduced?
By using
cleaner energy sources
like
solar
and
wind
.
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What is one way to reduce transportation pollution?
By using
electric vehicles
.
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What is meant by products built for long-lasting use?
Products designed with easily
reparable
components.
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What is ecological footprint?
It measures human impact on the
environment
.
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What could happen if we continue our current way of living?
We could go into
ecological deficit
.
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What is planned obsolescence?
When products are not designed to be
long-lasting
.
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How do companies like Apple contribute to waste generation?
They introduce new products regularly, encouraging consumers to buy newer
versions
.
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What is a challenge with some polymers?
They are difficult to
recycle
.
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What is sustainability?
Meeting today's needs without compromising future
generations
.
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What is the difference between finite and non-finite resources?
Finite resources will run out, while non-finite resources can be
replenished
.
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What does the term "rethink" refer to in sustainability?
Finding ways to make
manufacturing
processes less harmful.
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What does "recycle" mean in the context of sustainability?
Using materials that can be easily
recycled.
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What does "repair" refer to in sustainability?
Making
products
that
can
be
easily
fixed
or
have
easy
components
to
repair.
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What does "refuse" mean in the context of sustainability?
Deciding if a product is necessary and considering
better
alternatives.
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What does "reduce" refer to in sustainability?
Minimizing
components
or
packaging
and using less
energy.
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What does "reuse" mean in sustainability?
Using
parts
for another
purpose
once
finished
or for their
original
purpose.
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What is the carbon footprint of a product?
It measures the
environmental
impact from its
manufacture
until it is purchased and used.
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How can transportation carbon footprint be reduced?
By using materials closer to the
manufacturing site
and
energy-efficient
transport.
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