103 Introduction to Hand Tools Section #1 !

What is the objective of this module on hand tools?

• To repair and maintain hand tools

• To successfully name and describe the use of common hand tools

• To manufacture new hand tools

• To study the history of hand tools

Which of the following is NOT one of the objectives listed for the module?

• Identify various hammers and demolition tools

• Match screwdrivers to the appropriate hardware

• Differentiate between non-adjustable and adjustable wrenches

• Catalog all hand tools in chronological order

What should students be able to do regarding chisels and punches after completing this module?

• Manufacture chisels and punches

• Describe chisels and punches and how they are used

• Use chisels and punches to create sculptures

• Sell chisels and punches

After completing this module, students should be able to differentiate between which types of tools?

• Non-adjustable, adjustable, and socket wrenches

• Hammers, screwdrivers, and saws

• Electric, pneumatic, and hydraulic tools

• Measuring tapes, rulers, and calipers

What is expected of students regarding pliers after completing the module?

• To invent a new type of plier

• To describe various types of pliers and explain how they are used

• To compare the efficiency of pliers with wrenches

• To perform maintenance on pliers

Under supervision, which of the following hand tools should you be able to inspect and demonstrate the safe and proper use of?

• Kitchen utensils

• Gardening tools

• Office supplies

• Hammers

What is a lanyard commonly used for in trade terms?

• To measure the length of an object

• To limit the travel of two connected objects

• To cut through materials

• To hold objects in the air

What is a dowel?

• A type of hammer

• A cord used in construction

• A pin or rod used to align two workpieces

• A tool for measuring angles

What does it mean when something is described as 'flush' in trade terms?

• It is painted with a protective coating

• It is bent at a 90-degree angle

• It is even or at the same level with another object

• It is secured with a locking mechanism

What is overstriking?

• The process of coating a tool with a protective layer

• The action of a hammer missing the head of a nail, causing damage

• The technique of drilling a hole without a guide

• The method of tightening a bolt beyond its limit