Timber and manufactured boards

Manufactured boards are made by cutting up solid timber wood and sticking it back together again in different ways. Which board is made by sticking together very thin layers of hardwood?

• MDF
• plywood
• chipboard
• hardboard

Which board is made by gluing and pressing together very small pieces of softwood?

• MDF
• plywood
• chipboard
• hardboard

Which board is made by by gluing and compressing tiny fibres of softwood?

• MDF
• plywood
• chipboard
• hardboard

Select all types of Manufactured Board

• M.D.F.

• Plywood

• Beech

• Chipboard

What is this material?

• Blockboard

• Plywood

• M.D.F.

What does MDF stand for

• Medium Density Fibreboard 
• Maximum Density Fibreboard
• Melamine Density Fibreboard
• Muitiple Density Fibreboard

Manufactured boards are timbers that are man-made. Which is not a manufactured board?

• MDF
• Crackerboard
• Chipboard
• Plywood

Plywood has layers, called plies or a single ply, that are layered ...

• In opposite directions
• In the same direction
• In varying directions

A veneer is ...

• a thin layer of chipboard
• a thin layer of material, usually wood or plastic
• a thick layer of wood that is glued on
• a thick layer of plastic added to wood

Which 3 of the following are Hardwoods?

• Larch

• Oak

• Mahogany

• Spruce

• Ash