True or False Test on Woodworking Tools

Mark wants to cut a straight line along the grain of a wooden plank. He should use a coping saw.

• True

• False

Anna is making a wooden jewelry box. To ensure the pieces stay securely attached, she should use glue and let it dry completely before moving the box.

• True

• False

James used a Phillips screwdriver to drive a flat-head screw into a wooden board. This is the correct tool for the job.

• True

• False

Lumber is cut from trees, but it must be dried before use to prevent warping and reduce weight.

• True

• False

Rico used a socket chisel to smoothen the surface of a wooden table instead of a jack plane. This is the proper tool choice.

• True

• False

Marissa is installing a wooden door. She needs hinges to attach the door so it can open and close properly.

• True

• False

If Mark uses a steel tape to measure the length of a wooden plank, he is using the correct measuring tool.

• True

• False

To make a small hole in a wooden board, Carla should use a hand drill.

• True

• False

Using a mallet with a chisel helps prevent damage to both the chisel and the wood.

• True

• False

Bolts and nuts are used to attach wood pieces permanently, making them impossible to remove.

• True

• False