Ring Manufacturing Process Quiz

What is a common feature of championship rings?

• They are only available in one design.

• They include the player's name or jersey number.

• They are mass-produced.

• They are made from silver.

How do graduates personalize their class rings?

• By choosing the size of the ring.

• By adding a digital display.

• By selecting gemstones and engraved lettering.

• By choosing the type of metal.

What is the first step in the ring design process?

• Engraving the ring.

• Polishing the ring.

• Sketching the ring's base.

• Creating a wax model.

What material is used to create the mold for the ring's base?

• Wood

• Rubber

• Plastic

• Metal

Why is a rubber mold used for the ring's base?

• It provides a smoother finish.

• It is easier to extract the 3D shape.

• It can withstand high pressure.

• It is cheaper than metal.

What happens to the wax components during the casting process?

• They are coated with gold.

• They are polished to a shine.

• They are burned out to leave a cavity.

• They are melted and reused.

How is the metal poured into the mold during casting?

• Using a syringe.

• Using a vacuum.

• By hand.

• With an induction furnace.

What is the purpose of the polishing compound?

• To smooth the ring's surface.

• To engrave the ring.

• To set the gemstones.

• To add color to the ring.

What is enamel used for in ring decoration?

• To strengthen the ring.

• To provide a colorful decoration.

• To create a glossy surface.

• To add a metallic finish.

What is the historical significance of class rings?

• They are only worn by athletes.

• They were first made in the 1900s.

• They symbolize a personal achievement.

• They are a recent fashion trend.