2. Monday April 13, 2015 Energizer: Take out a pencil and paper Objective: Steve Jobs Parts 1-3 Review Jeopardy Homework: Finish reading and STUDY! Quarterly TOMORROW!

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5. Here’s our hostess…..Mrs. McArdle! Introduction made by: Eric Liu

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7. A (1) What was the name of Jobs’ “second story”?

8. A (1) - $100 Love & Loss

9. A (1) - $200 Even though NeXT was unprofitable, why did Apple decide to purchase NeXT for $400 million?

10. A (1) - $200 Apple wanted to get Jobs back as an adviser.

11. A (1) - $300 What was Jobs’ and Woz’s first successful project together?

12. A (1) - $300 Blue Box

13. A (1) - $400 Why did Jobs and Woz name their company Apple?

14. A (1) - $400 The name Apple would put them at the top of the alphabetical list and ahead of Atari in the phonebook.

15. A (1) - $500 Describe the first machine Jobs designed and released at NeXT. Explain how the machine was innovative…

16. A (1) - $500 Optical disks that could write and rewrite information, tons of memory & data storage, unique software that would make programming simpler, a cube design with a stunning black finish.

17. B (2)- $100 What did Jobs do after he left Apple?

18. B (2) - $100 He invested $7 million in the new computer company that he formed name NeXt, and he spent $5 million to buy a small marker of computer graphics equipment called Pixar from Star Wars filmmaker George Lucas.

19. B - $200 What did the slogan “Think Different” represent?

20. B (2) - $200 Creativity & remarkable people

21. B (2)- $300 What was Jobs’ issue with buttons and keys?

22. B - $300 Jobs wanted to have simple products. For example he only wanted one button on the mouse.

23. B - $400 What was one of Apple’s failures?

24. B - $400 MobileMe

25. B - $500 Describe the first machine Jobs designed and released at NeXT. Explain how the flaws of the machine

26. B - $500 The flaws… the computer cost $6500 & with accessories it was closer to $10000, making the device too expensive for most people, software was not ready & the computer wasn’t compatible with other software already on the market, black & white screen no color & refused to install a floppy drive.

27. C $100 When Jobs returned to Apple, was what his position?

28. C $100 Interim CEO “iCeo”

29. C $200 During the music revolution, Jobs remarked ‘I felt like a dope.’ People were making their own CDs without any help from Apple. ‘I thought we had missed it. We had to work to catch up’ How did Apple catch up?

30. C $200 To support the world of music, Apple introduced iDVD & iTunes software (213).

31. C $300 Name the “new” technology Jobs adopted in order to improve Apple products. Hint: Jobs demonstrated by using a Newsweek reporters laptop.

32. C $300 Jobs adopted a new technology called Wi-Fi, which allowed users to connect to the Internet without a cable. (202).

33. C $400. How did Apple respond to complaints about the iPhone 4?

34. C $400 Apple provided a free case for users who wanted one & and expressed that the products weren’t perfect, but they promise to improve the product

35. C $500 Why did Fortune name Jobs CEO of the decade?

36. C $500 Jobs was seen as a powerful businessman, salesman, showman, and made a significant impact on music, movies, and telephones.

37. D - $100 What was seen as problematic with the Toy Story script?

38. D - $100 Woody the main character was a jerk, he was mean, selfish, and sarcastic

39. D - $200 How were the issues resolved with Toy Story?

40. D - $200 The president of Walt Disney ordered John Lasseter and his team to shut down production and create a new script.

41. D $300 As Apple continued to grow, the company gained new investors. Who was an important investor?

42. D - $300 Xerox

43. D - $400 Steve Jobs states in his free-verse poem of Mac’s television ad: “Here’s to the crazy ones… the round pegs in the square holes.” What does this line mean?

44. D $400 He is praising the people who see things differently.

45. D - $500 What kind of flower did the iMac resemble?

46. D - $500 Sunflower

47. E - $100 What was the most remarkable thing about Jobs’ salary while running apple in 1997?

48. E - $100 He agreed to a salary of just $1 a year (197).

49. E - $200 Who was Apple’s top designer?

50. E- $200 Jonathan Ive (199).

51. E - $300 What was playful and inviting about Ive and Jobs’ Macintosh?

52. E - $300 They encasad the computer and keyboard in a translucent plastic that exposed their innards to the world. They added different candy colored shades to the computer itself (199).

53. E - $400 What does the “i” in the new iMac stand for?

54. E- $400 Internet, individual, instruct, inform, inspire (200) Any of these answers will be accepted

55. E $500 Steve Jobs was known to be a perfectionist. Please provide an example that demonstrates Jobs’ need for perfectionism.

56. E - $500 Answers will vary