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N5 Manufacturing Processes

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which process fits this description - molten metal is forced into a mould to cool and set?

a)

Sand Casting

b)

Die Casting

c)

Injection Moulding

d)

Rotational Moulding

2.

Which of the following is an advantage of sand casting?

a)

It allows fairly complex models to be cast

b)

It is quick to do

c)

It is fully automated

d)

it is very accurate

3.

Which kinds of products can be made by the process of vacuum forming?

a)

Plastic pipes

b)

Gears and locks

c)

Trays, dishes and containers

d)

Sports equipment

4.

Which of the following are disadvantages of injection moulding?

a)

High initial tooling cost

b)

It takes a while to complete the process

c)

Materials used for it are high in cost

d)

Part design restrictions

5.

Choose the correct advantage of rotational moulding

a)

It has fast production rates

b)

It will provide a uniform wall thickness

c)

It can provide detailed and complex parts

d)

It is inexpensive

6.

Why might die casting be chosen to manufacture a product? Choose two correct answers

a)

It can make very large parts

b)

It is extremely accurate

c)

It gives a smooth surface finish

d)

It is cheap to set up

7.

Which of the following products could be made by sand casting?

a)

Scale model cars, tools, gears

b)

Engine parts, sharpeners, gears

c)

Engine parts, tools, scale model cars

d)

Engine parts, tools, gears

8.

What kind of material is used in the process of vacuum forming?

a)

Glass

b)

Metal

c)

Wood

d)

Plastic

9.

How might you identify that a product has been injection moulded? Choose two correct answers

a)

Ribs

b)

Rounded corners

c)

Mould split lines

d)

Injection marks

10.

What kind of products are made through rotational moulding?

a)

Balls & hollow plastic toys

b)

Balls & plastic baskets

c)

Plastic baskets & hollow plastic toys

d)

Candle holders & balls

11.

What is rapid prototyping?

a)

Getting a product from the design stage to manufacturing as quickly as you can

b)

Creating CAD drawings in large amounts

c)

Manufacturing products very quickly on a production line

d)

A quick method of producing 3D models direct from a CAD drawing

12.

Choose two advantages of using 3D printing.

a)

Its is cheap to set up and operate

b)

You can print any design no matter how complicated it is

c)

Products can be created when needed

d)

You can use any material with a 3D printer

13.

Which of the following is a disadvantage of rapid prototyping?

a)

The surface finish on the product can be rough

b)

The methods are limited in which designs they can produce

c)

It takes longer to design and manufacture products this way

d)

They are really expensive to use

14.

Why would a company choose to use laser cutting? Choose two correct answers

a)

It can produce detailed and complex designs

b)

It is very accurate - each product is an exact copy of the last

c)

It has a very consistent production rate

d)

It doesn't use a lot of energy to operate the machinery