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WorksheetsY8 Sports Trophy Test
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Name the metal you have used in this project?
Copper
Brass
Mild Steel
Bronze
What tool would you use to cut metal with?
Jr/Hack Saw
Panel Saw
Coping Saw
Tenon Saw
What tool would you use to put a thread onto your steel bar?
File
Die Cutter
Hack Saw
Taper/Tap
What tool would you use to make a hole into metal
Hand Drill
Pillar Drill
Hole Saw
File
How would you hold your M12 nut securely whilst drilling it
Using a vice
Using a Machine Vice
Using you hand
Using a G-Clamp
Select the rule that is false, When using the Pillar drill you must:
Put the guard in place
Wear safety goggles
Enter the box while someone is using the pillar drill
Clamp the work securely
What machine would you use to smooth the end of a piece of wood?
Sanding Disc
Scroll Saw
File
Glass Paper
What tool do you use to make a scratch onto metal
Scriber
Centre Punch
Nail
Screw
What tool do you use to make a Dent into metal to help with drilling
Scriber
Centre Punch
Nail
Screw
Select the two options used in conjunction with a hammer
Scriber
Centre Punch
Nail
Screw
Select the mechanical fixing that has a thread on to hold it into wood
Scriber
Centre Punch
Nail
Screw
what material is used to lubricate the steel when tapping and die cutting
Cutting compound
Compound cutter
Cutting stuff
Green compound
Name the process used to permanently join two or more pieces of metal together by melting the metal
Welding
Brazing
Soldering
Riveting
Name the process used to permanently join two or more pieces of metal together by an additional metal being melted between the pieces being joined
Welding
Brazing
Soldering
Riveting
Name the process used to permanently join two or more pieces of metal together by melting additional material at a low temperature, used in electronics
Welding
Brazing
Soldering
Riveting
Name the process used to permanently join two or more pieces of metal together by drilling a hole and adding a small piece of metal that is crushed into place
Welding
Brazing
Soldering
Riveting
Name the tool used to put a screw thread on the inside of our nut?
Tap/Taper
Die cutter
File
Hack saw
select the Man-made boards you had to option to use for the base of your trophy?
MDF
Plywood
Chip Board
Hardboard
What does MDF stand for
Medium Density Fibreboard
Mean Density Fibreboard
Mode Density Fibreboard
Median Density Fibreboard
Why can MDF be considered environmentally friendly
It can be made from recycled materials and scrap off cuts
It uses a resin based glue to glue it together
It doesn't require trees to be cut down
It can be recycled after use
Name the Natural softwood wood used for the base of your trophy?
Scots Pine
Cedar
Oak
Iroko
Name the Abrasive cloth that we use to Smoothen/shine/finish metal?
Emery Cloth
Wire wool
Dish cloth
Clothed cream
What is wire wool
Wool that can't be used when shaving it from a sheep
Wool that is recycled
Wool that is made from steel strands, helps to clean and prepare metal
Wool that can be used to apply polish
What is the polish we would used on our trophy
Brasso
Furniture polish
Silvo
Wood polish
What is a brushed finish
Where a surface is scuffed in one direction to create a uniform finish
Smoothing a workpiece's surface using an abrasive and a work wheel or a leather strop
Adds mild corrosion resistance, for an improved appearance and to minimize light reflection.
Covers (an object) with a polyester or epoxy powder, which is then heated to fuse into a protective layer.
What is buff polishing
Where a surface is scuffed in one direction to create a uniform finish
Smoothing a workpiece's surface using an abrasive and a work wheel or a leather strop
Adds mild corrosion resistance, for an improved appearance and to minimize light reflection.
Covers (an object) with a polyester or epoxy powder, which is then heated to fuse into a protective layer.
What is hot blackening
Where a surface is scuffed in one direction to create a uniform finish
Smoothing a workpiece's surface using an abrasive and a work wheel or a leather strop
Adds mild corrosion resistance, for an improved appearance and to minimize light reflection.
Covers (an object) with a polyester or epoxy powder, which is then heated to fuse into a protective layer.
What is powder coating
Where a surface is scuffed in one direction to create a uniform finish
Smoothing a workpiece's surface using an abrasive and a work wheel or a leather strop
Adds mild corrosion resistance, for an improved appearance and to minimize light reflection.
Covers (an object) with a polyester or epoxy powder, which is then heated to fuse into a protective layer.
One Iconic car has a brushed finish on its body work
DeLorean DMC-12 (back to the future)
The Mini (the Italian Job)
The beetle (Herbie)
Pontiac Firebird (KITT Knight Rider)
Why is gold used for jewellery
Doesn't corrode or oxidise
It's inexpensive
It doesn't look aesthetically pleasing
It is hard to shape
What is an Alloy
A car wheel
A mixture of one metal with one or more element
A pirates greeting
A metal in the periodic table
Why is stainless steel used in a kitchen setting
Easy to clean and doesn't corrode when in contact with water
Easy to bend back in to shape after scooping ice cream
Doesn't conduct heat
doesn't conduct electricity
Which of these is a stock form of metal
Bar, sheet, rod, tube and angle
Sheets, foam, films, granules and powders
Thickness, widths and profile
Felts, cotton, linen, wool and leather
Which of these is a stock form of Timber
Bar, sheet, rod, tube and angle
Sheets, foam, films, granules and powders
Dowels, Planks, square sections, widths lengths, Planed square edges, Rough sawn and mouldings
Felts, cotton, linen, wool and leather
Which of these is a stock form of Textiles
Bar, sheet, rod, tube and angle
Sheets, foam, films, granules and powders
Thickness, widths and profile
Felts, cotton, linen, wool and leather
Which of these is a stock form of Plastics
Bar, sheet, rod, tube and angle
Sheets, foam, films, granules and powders
Thickness, widths and profile
Felts, cotton, linen, wool and leather
Name the process where plastic is melted and pushed/forced into a closed mould
Injection moulding
Blow moulding
Vacuum forming
Extrusion
Name the process where a mould is place into the machine, it is then melted and the air is sucked out. As a result the melted plastic sucks down onto the mould creating an exact copy
Injection moulding
Blow moulding
Vacuum forming
Extrusion
Name the process where a softened tube of plastic is injected with air to make the plastic expand to fit the mould.
Injection moulding
Blow moulding
Vacuum forming
Extrusion
Name the process where a melted material is forced under pressure through a die, it produces long, continuous strips of the moulding.
Injection moulding
Blow moulding
Vacuum forming
Extrusion
