Worksheets3D Vocab - Quiz 2
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
cross-section
a)
the process of changing pictures or sounds into electronic forms that can be processed by a computer
b)
the surface or shape that is revealed when a straight cut is made through an object
c)
a concept used in 3D printing where an object is designed and printed in small, stacked pieces that come together to form the full object
d)
a part of a type of cloth or woven fabric
2.
digital manufacturing
a)
a method of production in which computer technology is responsible for producing products with little or no involvement from humans
b)
a form of manufacturing used to create objects by braiding, cutting, drilling, grinding, and/or shaping the material
c)
any non-traditional or non-commercial photographic printing process
d)
an artificial device used to replace a missing or defective body part, such as a limb or a heart valve
3.
digitize
a)
the process of changing pictures or sounds into electronic forms that can be processed by a computer
b)
the 3D printing of biological tissue and organs through the layering of living cells
c)
a method of production in which computer technology is responsible for producing products with little or no involvement from humans
d)
the design and manufacture of devices wiht dimensions measured in nanometers (1 nanometer is a millionth of a millimeter)
4.
entrepreneur
a)
the use of electronic devices and machines to reduce the need for human involvement in manufacturing and other processes
b)
a person or company that makes goods for sale
c)
a person who organizes and operates a business, or businesses, and takes on greater than normal financial risks in order to do so
d)
the type of material, similar to ink in a traditional printer, used to construct objects in 3D printing
5.
fabrication
a)
a sticky, flammable substance produced by plants and trees that is insoluble in water
b)
the act of making a product from raw material
c)
a material used in 3D printing that changes characteristics when exposed to light
d)
a type of cloth or woven fabric
6.
filament
a)
a sticky, flammable substance produced by plants and trees that is insoluble in water
b)
the branch of technology that focuses on the manipulation of individual atoms and molecules
c)
a technology in digital printing in which a product can be printed or created at the click of a button
d)
the type of material, similar to ink in a traditional printer, used to construct objects in 3D printing
7.
insourcing
a)
a business model in which all of a business's activities are completed within the business without the help of another company
b)
an online 3D printing service platform which connects 1 billion people around th eworld to a network of 3D printers
c)
the use of electronic devices and machines to reduce the need for human involvement in manufacturing and other processes
d)
software or designs that are freely available and can be accessed, distributed, and modified by anyone
8.
intellectual property (IP)
a)
an artificial device used to replace a missing or defective body part, such as a limb or a heart valve
b)
a business model in which an outside company is responsible for some of the primary business's activities
c)
creations of the mind such as inventions, artistic works, designs, symbols, and images
d)
the production of high volumes of standardized products, typically performed on assembly lines
9.
layering
a)
a form of manufacturing used to create objects by braiding, cutting, drilling, grinding, and/or shaping the material
b)
a concept used in 3D printing where an object is designed and printed in small, stacked pieces that come together to form the full object
c)
a moveable part in a printer that holds the material that will be used for printing
d)
a 3D printing technique in which structures are built from liquid polymers that harden when they come into contact with computer-controlled laser light
10.
machining
a)
any non-traditional or non-commercial photographic printing process
b)
a method of production in which computer technology is responsible for producing products with little or no involvement from humans
c)
a form of manufacturing used to create objects by braiding, cutting, drilling, grinding, and/or shaping the material
d)
a concept used in 3D printing where an object is designed and printed in small, stacked pieces that come together to form the full object
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