Quiz

1. What do we call complicated real-world problems? 

• ‘Radical’ problems
• ‘Wicked’ problems 
• ‘Impossible’ problems 
• ‘Difficult’ problems 

2. What is the name of the way of approaching a problem you are learning? 

• ‘Systems thinking’ 
• ‘Systematic thought’ 
• ‘Node solving’ 
• ‘Making toast’ 

3. What do we call the pieces within a system? 

• ‘Units’ 
• ‘Relationships’ 
• ‘Nodes’ 
• ‘Parts’ 

4. What part of a system do we most need to learn about to understand how it works? 

• Nodes 
• Relationships 
• Inputs 
• Boundaries 

Think about driving a car. 

5. Which of these are nodes? 

• The speed of the car 
• The wheels of the car 
• The direction of the car 
• The destination of the car 

6. Which of these nodes have relationships to the wheels of the car? 

• The speed of the car 
• The brakes of the car 
• The direction of the car 
• The steering wheel of the car 

7. Which of these paired nodes have a relationship that affects the direction of the car? 

• The wheels of the car and the steering wheel 
• The pedals of the car and the steering wheel 
• The ignition and the pedals 
• The driver and the pedals