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Which of the following best describes simulation?
Which of the following best describes simulation?
- A technique used for conducting science experiments
- A process used for troubleshooting problems
- A strategy used for preparing for anticipated events (correct)
- A method used for entertainment purposes
What is the purpose of conducting a fire drill simulation?
What is the purpose of conducting a fire drill simulation?
- To teach people how to react in a real fire situation (correct)
- To troubleshoot fire-related problems
- To entertain people
- To create a controlled environment for experiments
What is a model in the context of simulation?
What is a model in the context of simulation?
- A representation used to recreate real-world scenarios (correct)
- A device used to assess feasibility
- A process used to simulate science experiments
- A setup used to troubleshoot problems
What are the steps needed to conduct a simulation?
What are the steps needed to conduct a simulation?
Which of the following is an example of a simulation?
Which of the following is an example of a simulation?
What are simulations typically conducted in?
What are simulations typically conducted in?
What can simulations not account for?
What can simulations not account for?
Which of the following is an example of a live simulation?
Which of the following is an example of a live simulation?
What is one benefit of simulation?
What is one benefit of simulation?
Which of the following is an example of a virtual simulation?
Which of the following is an example of a virtual simulation?
What is the purpose of conducting test runs in small groups before a simulation is done on a larger scale?
What is the purpose of conducting test runs in small groups before a simulation is done on a larger scale?
Which of the following is an example of a process that can be simulated?
Which of the following is an example of a process that can be simulated?
What is the difference between live simulations and virtual simulations?
What is the difference between live simulations and virtual simulations?
Why are simulations especially significant for otherwise dangerous scenarios?
Why are simulations especially significant for otherwise dangerous scenarios?
What is one example of a safety test that can be simulated?
What is one example of a safety test that can be simulated?
