Materials and Tools Knowledge Check

What are some examples of compliant materials?

• Wood, paper, fabric

• Rubber, certain plastics, aluminum, copper

• Steel, glass, concrete

• Ceramic, stone, lead

How do resistant materials differ from compliant materials?

• Resistant materials cannot be shaped, while compliant materials can be molded into any form.

• Resistant materials are durable and withstand stress, while compliant materials are flexible and deform under stress.

• Resistant materials are only used in construction, while compliant materials are used in electronics.

• Resistant materials are always lightweight, while compliant materials are heavy.

Name three common food commodities found in grocery stores.

• rice, bread, milk

• chicken

• cheese

• pasta

What is a common use for a utility knife as a cutting tool?

• Trimming hair and nails.

• Cutting vegetables for cooking.

• Cutting cardboard and other materials.

• Sharpening pencils and crayons.

List two types of measuring tools used in construction.

• Square, Hammer

• Caliper, Compass

• Ruler, Protractor

• Tape measure, Level

What is the purpose of a caliper in measuring?

• To measure the weight of an object.

• To assess the temperature of an object.

• The purpose of a caliper in measuring is to obtain accurate dimensions of an object.

• To determine the color of an object.

Identify a property of resistant materials that makes them useful.

• Inexpensive and readily available.

• Lightweight and easy to handle.

• Highly flexible and bendable.

• Durability and resistance to wear and tear.

What are some examples of cutting tools used in woodworking?

• Examples of cutting tools used in woodworking include saws, chisels, and planes.

• pliers

• screwdrivers

• hammers

How does a ruler differ from a tape measure?

• A tape measure is rigid and has fixed markings like a ruler.

• A ruler is flexible and can be used to measure curves.

• A ruler can measure longer distances than a tape measure.

• A ruler is rigid and has fixed markings, while a tape measure is flexible and can measure longer distances.

What is the function of a marking gauge in precision work?

• To measure angles in woodworking.

• To hold pieces together during assembly.

• To cut materials with precision.

• To scribe accurate lines and measurements for precision work.