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WorksheetsAQA Revision Two
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 21mins
Which Smart material changes colour with changes in temperature
Polymorph
Photochromic pigments
Thermochromic pigments
Smart grease
What is the name of this saw?
Coping saw
Hack saw
Jigsaw
Tenon saw
What composite is polyester resin reinforced with strands of glass fibres?
Reinforced concrete
Carbon fibre
Glass reinforced plastic
Kevlar
Which of the following is a plane?
What is a centre punch used for?
Scribe parallel lines
Marking accurate lines
Mark out circles
Mark hole centres
Which is not a woodworking joint?
Modesty block
Dovetail
Finger
Mortise and Tenon
Which adhesive would be used to join plastic laminates to wood?
Polyvinyl acetate
Synthetic resin
Contact adhesive
Acrylic cement
What is the name of this tool?
G-clamp
Quick release clamp
Machine vice
Sash clamp
Which is not a tool for marking out on wooden materials?
Pencil
Marking gauge
Scriber
Try square
Which is not a tool for marking out on metal materials?
Engineers square
Ball point pen
Dividers
Centre Punch
Which is NOT associated with Technology Push?
Products redesigned
Changes in materials
Changes in methods
Demand from consumers
Which is not associated with Market pull?
manufacturer can make the product cheaper
increase their share of the market
demand from consumers
competing product is launched
Low Carbon steel is commonly known as....
Mold steel
Flexi steel
Mild Steel
Stainless steel;
What machine is used to combine iron and carbon?
Balast funsize
Milling machine
Press brake
Blast Furnace
Which of the following would not protect steel from corrosion?
Inert Gas
Galavanising
Tin plating
Brine
Galvanising primarily uses which of the following to coat steel?
Zinc
Chromium
Stainless
Potassium
Name the force in action when using a press to form parts from sheet metal
Torsion
Nuclear
Ductile
Compressive
What material is added to Aluminium to help in the moulding process?
Silicone
Silicon
Tungsten
Copper
The melting point of mild steel is...
2500 degrees
850 degrees
300 degrees
1500 degrees
What process reduces brittleness in hardened carbon steel and adds toughness?
Tampering
Tempering
Annealing
Angling
Define plasticity..
ability to withstand shock loads
ability to be beaten and squashed
permanent deformation and breakage
permanent deformation without breakage
Which of the following when alloyed with steel reduces grain size?
Copper
Brass
Titanium
Lead
Annealing stainless steel will not...
Increase toughness
Increase malleability
Increase ductility
Increase corrosion resistance
Wood is divided into ______ categories.
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Tick the 2 categories of wood.
manufactured
natural
chemically made
Natural wood ______________________
comes from trees
is made by man
Manufactured wood ___________________
is manufactured by man.
comes naturally from trees.
Tick the manufactured woods from the examples below.
beech
chipboard
hardboard
red deal
What is an example of a renewable natural resource indicator?
recycling
deforestation
land degradation
trash
What is sustainability?
Indicators
Planning for future generations to use all of all the resources.
Meeting the needs of the present.
Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the needs of future generations.
market pull
a demand for a product by consumers
a product found in the market
a product developed due to new technologies
a product developed because of new production methods
Recognised standards (tick the correct options)
are guidelines by which companies are assessed
BS, EN, ISO 900:2205
include set procedures to follow
are when companies are assessed only once
what makes a design iconic
it must be expensive
it must be traditional
it must be innovative
it must be colourful
what is Art Deco influenced by?
nature
animals
wave movement
industry
elasticity is
ability to be stretched without breaking
its ability to regain its original shape after it has been deformed
resistance to scratching
strength when stretched
hardwoods
come from coniferous trees
are made from gluing wood layers together
come from deciduous trees
are made from wood pulp
paper is made from (tick the correct options))
fine vegetables fibres
fibres extracted from wood
hemp and flax
laminating layers together
Quality Assurance (tick all that apply)
checks the systems that make the products
makes sure consistency is achieved
a series of checks mades as the product is made
makes sure the product meets the required standard
mass production is
where the workers of a particular stage are responsible for a certain part of the product
when a series of identical products are made together
only one product is made at a particular time
the product is continually produced 24/7
sustainability
is the safe disposal of products
is all about recycling
is meeting the needs of society without depleting resources or harming natural cycles
means that the materials can't be disposed of in a normal bin
ergonomic
study of efficiency of people in their working environment
study of the human body
has data/measurements that have been taken from millions of people
the pysical limitations of people
sociological factors are
concerned with people living and working together
concerned with how the brain works
concerned with sight and sound
concerned with disability
what is iterative design
its a cyclic approach to designing
its an approach with stages
a system based approach
block based design approach
what are the advantages of user-centred design
the end user feels listened to and so has a greater sense of ownership of the final product
it encourages focus
feed back is constantly given
evidence of progress is easily provided
