Carpentry and joinery Joe C

Carpentry and joinery Joe C

By Joseph Cranston

Multiple Choice

Softwood comes from which tree?

• Oak

• pine

• Beech

Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of a combination square in carpentry and joinery?

• To measure temperature and humidity

• To mark 90-degree angles, measure and check depths, and as a straight edge for cutting.

• To dig holes in the ground

• To play music while working

Multiple Choice

What is a 'live knot' in timber?

• A knot in timber that is still attached to the living tree.
• A decorative feature added to timber.
• A knot that is completely removed from the tree.
• A type of wood treatment process.

Multiple Select

Which of the following is a type of manmade board?

• Particle Board
• MDF
• Plywood
• OSB

Multiple Choice

What does MHO stand for in construction?

• Manual Handling

  Operation

• Manual Hight Operation

• Moving Heavy Objects

• More Handling Operation

Multiple Select

What does a Broad-leaf tree produce?

• Hard wood

• soft wood

Multiple Select

What PPE do you need when using a Chop saw?

• Safety Trousers & Safety Glasses

• Safety Gloves

• Safety Boots

• All of these Answers

Multiple Choice

What is the primary material used in the production of plywood?

• Solid wood

• Metal
• Wood veneers

• Glass

Multiple Choice

What is this lock called?

• Dead Lock

• Mortice Latch

• Night Latch

• Mortice lock

Multiple Choice

Which defect is characterised by cracks that occur in the heart wood of the timber?

• Cup shake

• Heart shake

• star shake

• Waney edge

Multiple Choice

What is the name of this lock?

• Mortice Lock

• Dead Lock

• Mortice Latch

• Night Latch

Multiple Choice

Which manmade board is known for its use in flooring ?

• MDF
• Chip Board

• OSB
• Plywood

Multiple Choice

What PPE is needed when working at heights?

• Gloves

• Hard hat & Harness

• Safety Glasses

• Heavy Coat

Multiple Choice

Explain the importance of a marking gauge in woodworking.

• It is used to measure the weight of the wood.

• It is used to cut the wood into different shapes.

• It is used to accurately mark lines parallel to the edge of a board.

• It is used to hold the wood in place while working on it.

Multiple Choice

What is this machine called?

• Band Saw

• Chop Saw

• Mortice Machine

• Drill

Multiple Select

What are the main characteristics of Hard board?

• it has a smooth and rough side

• It is made from solid wood pieces.
• It is hard and dense

• It is lightweight and flexible.

Multiple Choice

What is the standard measurement for you hinges on a door?

• 160mm top

  & 220mm Bottom

• 150mm Top

  & 225mm Bottom

• 125MM top

  &

  200mm Bottom

• 175mm top

  &

  260mm Bottom

Multiple Choice

what is meant by the term Waney edge?

• A waney edge is a term used for wood that has been treated with chemicals.
• A waney edge is a type of wood finish that is smooth and polished.
• A waney edge is the natural edge of a piece of wood that includes the bark and irregularities from the tree.
• A waney edge refers to the straight cut edge of lumber.

Multiple Choice

What machine would you need when cutting your mitres?

• Drill

• Chop Saw

• Jig Saw

• Sander

Multiple Select

Which types of manmade board are often used for making flat-pack furniture?

• OSB
• Plywood
• Chip board

• MDF

Multiple Choice

What does WAHO stand for in construction?

• Working at Height

  Order

• Working and Height Operation

• Working at Height

  Operation

• Working at House Operation

Multiple Choice

If timber is air dried, the moisture content will be...

• 18 - 20%

• 20 - 25%

• 5 - 10%

• 0%

Multiple Choice

When scribing a piece of skirting board what tool is used?

• Hand Saw

• Tenon Saw

• Coping Saw

• Mitre Saw

Multiple Choice

What is the primary advantage of using MDF over solid wood?

• MDF offers a smoother surface and is less prone to warping and is easy to work with

• MDF is naturally resistant to pests and insects.
• MDF is stronger and more durable than solid wood.
• MDF is more expensive than solid wood.

Multiple Select

When punching in your nails what tool would you use?

• Hammer

• Nail Punch

• Metal Rod

• Metal Nail

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a seasoning defect in timber?

• Dead Knots

• Splitting
• Fading
• Warping

Multiple Choice

What is the name of this power tool?

• Belt Sander

• Jig Saw

• Cordless Planer

• Orbital Sander

Multiple Choice

Which manmade board is made by compressing wood chips with a resin binder?

• Plywood
• Chip board

• OSB
• MDF

Multiple Choice

What is this tool used for?

• Sanding down Timber

• Drilling Timber

• Cutting shapes in Timber

• Planing Timber

Multiple Choice

How is a bevel gauge used in carpentry and joinery?

• To smooth out rough edges

• To measure and transfer length

• To measure and transfer angles

• To cut perfect circles

Multiple Choice

What is the name of this power tool?

• Electric Jigsaw

• Electric Planer

• Electric Belt Sander

• Orbital Sander

Multiple Choice

What does OSB stand for?

• Open Source Board
• Oriented Surface Board
• Overlaid Structural Board
• Oriented Strand Board

Multiple Select

What is this tools used for?

• To mark timber

• To check that things are level

• To measure timber

• To check timber is plumb

Multiple Choice

What does 'cupping' refer to in timber defects?

• Cupping is a method of drying timber.
• Cupping is a type of wood treatment to prevent decay.
• Cupping refers to a distortion in timber where the edges are raised or lowered compared to the center, creating a concave or convex shape.

• Cupping refers to the process of cutting timber into planks.

Multiple Choice

How many points of contact should you have on a ladder?

• Two

• Three

• One

• Four

Multiple Choice

Which manmade board is typically used for underlay due to being thin and smooth ?

• Hard board

• Particle Board
• OSB (Oriented Strand Board)
• MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard)

Multiple Select

What rule is used when using a wood chisel?

• One hand on timber and one on the chisel

• Both hands behind the chisel at all times

• Ensure the chisel is sharp

• Use a mallet

Multiple Choice

Kiln drying is a method of...

• Storing Wood

• Preparing Wood

• Seasoning Wood

• Cutting Wood

Multiple Choice

What is this task called in joinery?

• Using a cross cut saw Safely

• Cutting timber

• Machining Timber

• Cutting Wood

Multiple Choice

What is a common use for OSB in construction?

• Insulation layer
• Roofing material
• Sheathing and shutter work in construction.

• Flooring support

Multiple Choice

What angle should you cut your architrave in the corners?

• 40 degrees

• 45 degrees

• 50 degrees

• 30 degrees

Multiple Choice

Which defect is caused by the presence of non-wood materials within the timber?

• Foreign bodies

• Knots
• Splits
• Warping

Multiple Select

What Qualification are you working towards?

• Diploma Level 2 Site Carpentry

• Level 1 Award in Carpentry & Joinery

• Diploma Level 1 Site Carpentry

• Site Carpentry in Joinery

Multiple Choice

Describe the function of a marking knife in woodworking.

• It is used to smooth the surface of the wood.

• It is used to scribe lines on wood for precise cutting or joinery work.

• It is used to measure the length of wood planks.

• It is used to drive nails into the wood.

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Multiple Choice

What is 'case hardening' in timber?

• When the outer layer of the timber dries and hardens faster than the inner layers, causing internal stresses

• A method to treat timber with chemicals for pest resistance.
• A technique to laminate multiple layers of wood together.
• A process that makes the entire timber uniformly hard.

Multiple Choice

Freshly felled unseasoned timber is known as...

• New Timber

• Green Timber

• Blue Timber

• Wet Timber

Multiple Choice

Which defect is characterised by cracks that extend from the middle of the timber outwards?

• • Cup shakes

• Heart shake

• shake

• Waney edge

Multiple Choice

Why is a tape measure an essential tool for carpenters and joiners?

• To use as a level for checking surfaces

• To mix and apply adhesives

• To hold materials in place during assembly

• Accurately measure and mark materials for cutting and fitting

Multiple Choice

What is a 'resin pocket' in timber?

• A resin pocket is a method of treating timber for durability.
• A resin pocket is a type of wood defect caused by insects.
• A resin pocket is a localized accumulation of resin in timber.
• A resin pocket is a decorative feature added to timber surfaces.

Multiple Choice

Who is responsible for health and safety at work?

• You

• The employer

• Both the employer and employee

• Neither

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a natural defect in timber?

• Splits

• Knots

• Bowing

• shakes

Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of a try square in woodworking?

• To cut curves in wood

• To check the accuracy of right angles and to mark straight lines.

• To smooth the surface of wood

• To measure the length of wood

Multiple Select

When selecting tools to use for a job, what should you consider...

• Suitability

• Safeness

• Well maintained

• Or all three

Multiple Choice

Explain the significance of a sliding bevel in carpentry and joinery.

• It is used to hold pieces of wood together

• It is used to smooth out rough edges of wood

• It is used to transfer and measure angles for cutting and fitting.

• It is used to measure the length of wood planks

Multiple Choice

What are the most common injuries on site?

• Cuts and abrasions

• Slips, trips and falls

• electrocution

• Being hit on the head

Multiple Choice

How is a mortise gauge used in joinery?

• To scribe parallel lines on wood for marking out the width and location of a mortise joint.

• To cut the wood into shape

• To measure the angle of the wood

• To smooth the surface of the wood

Multiple Choice

What type of sander is this?

• Bench Sander

• Belt Sander

• Detail Sander

• Orbital Sander

Multiple Choice

Describe the function of a carpenter's pencil in woodworking.

• To hold wood pieces together

• To measure angles in wood

• To be used as a screwdriver

• To mark measurements and make accurate lines on wood

Multiple Choice

What is the item shown here called?

• Forstner Bit

• Flat Bit

• Countersink Bit

• Auger Bit

Multiple Choice

Why is a marking awl an important tool for carpenters and joiners?

• It is used to mark wood for accurate and precise measurements and cuts.

• It is used to measure the temperature of the wood

• It is used to water plants in the workshop

• It is used to play music during work breaks

Multiple Choice

What type of screwdriver would you use?

• Flat Head

• Pozidrive

• Philips Head

• Raised Head

Multiple Choice

• T Square

• Table square

• Bench square

• Drawing baord square

Multiple Choice

What unit of measurement is more commonly used in carpentry?

• Kilometres

• Millimetres

• Centimetres

• Metres

Multiple Choice

• Stanley Knife

• Bread Knife

• Marking Knife

• Pencil

Multiple Choice

• Compass

• Trammel

• Pointers

• Calipers

Multiple Choice

• Radius

• Arched

• Semi- circle

• Protractor

Multiple Choice

• Tri Square

• Set Square

• Combination Square

• Multi Square

Multiple Choice

• Protractor

• Level

• Straight edge

• Steel Rule

Multiple Choice

• Trammel Bar

• Calipers

• Compass

• Level

Multiple Choice

• Marker

• Mortise gauge

• Marking gauge

• Trammel

Multiple Choice

• Marking gauge

• Mortise gauge

• trammel bar

• Protractor

Multiple Choice

• Mitre Square

• Combination square

• Tri-square

• T- square

Multiple Choice

• Bench square

• Combination square

• Mitre square

• Tri-square

Multiple Select

Who's your favourite teacher in the world ever?

• Miles

• Mr Tarplee

• Miles Thomas Tarplee

• Miles Tarplee