Before we start our FPS season will take a pre-test to see what you know about FPS and what we need to work on for this year in our practice problems.
Challenges have to be related to the future scene?
A challenge has to contain the word might?
The underlying problem MUST have which of the following: Select all that apply
Where is the charge usually found?
What does the charge tell you?
If you do no have 16 challenges and 16 solutions, you cannot have a winning booklet?
Which three words should begin a criteria statement?
How many parts does the underlying problem contain?
Challenges should always contain which words?
Which step of the FPS process is the most critical to have done correctly? If this step is not done well the rest of your booklet will not score well.
What is the third part of the underlying problem?
What are the three parameters in a future scene?
A strong Action Plan should have how many paragraphs?
Which additional question should be answered in the Action Plan?
A challenge is a problem that is clearly stated in the future scene?
Criteria is always written as a question?
What needs to be included in a correctly written solution?
Which step creates a cause & effect statement?
"How might we" is a stem used in which step?
What additional question should be answered in the action plan?
Select the 6 steps of the problem solving process
It is best to have your challenges and solutions focus on only one category...
A key verb phrase should always use an absolute verb?
What is an action plan?
Your criteria should always contain a superlative?