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3D Printing

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

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1.

What are the basic characteristics of 3D Printing?

a)

3D objects are made in layers, it is an additive process

b)

3D objects are created using a subtractive process

c)

3D objects print from the computer

d)

3D objects are downloaded and printed from the internet

2.

What is filament?

a)

The material used in 3D printing that comes on a spool. There are a variety of kinds.

b)

The file that is downloaded to print.

c)

The program used to slice the object.

d)

The part of the 3D printer that heats up during printing.

3.

ABS Filament has which of the following characteristics?

a)

Thermoplastic, requires ventilation

b)

Made of natural materials, does not require ventilation

4.

PLA Filament has which of the following characterstics?

a)

Thermoplastic, requires ventilation

b)

Made of natural materials, does not require ventilation

5.

What kind of 3D Printer do we have?

a)

LulzBot Mini

b)

LulzBot Taz

c)

MakerBot

d)

XYZ Printer

6.

Name this part of the 3D printer...

a)

Extruder

b)

Nozzle

c)

Print Bed

d)

Axis

7.

Name this part of the 3D printer...

a)

Extruder

b)

Nozzle

c)

Print Bed

d)

Axis

8.

Name this part of the 3D printer...

a)

Extruder

b)

Nozzle

c)

Print Bed

d)

Axis

9.

What is an extruder?

a)

It is the part of the printer that melts the filament.

b)

It is the part of the printer that pushes the filament down.

c)

It is the part of the printer that holds the 3D object as it prints. It is heated to a lower temperature.

10.

What is a nozzle?

a)

It is the part of the printer that melts the filament.

b)

It is the part of the printer that pushes the filament down.

c)

It is the part of the printer that holds the 3D object as it prints. It is heated to a lower temperature.

11.

What is the print bed?

a)

It is the part of the printer that melts the filament.

b)

It is the part of the printer that pushes the filament down.

c)

It is the part of the printer that holds the 3D object as it prints. It is heated to a lower temperature.

12.

What part of the axis makes the object 3 Dimensional?

a)

X

b)

Y

c)

Z

13.

What does layer resolution mean?

a)

A kind of filament.

b)

The shape of the object.

c)

How detailed the object prints.

d)

A file type.

14.

What happens during slicing?

a)

The filament is cut.

b)

The designed object is turned into layers.

c)

Extra material is printed inside the object.

d)

Extra material is printed outside to support overhangs.

15.

What is infill?

a)

Extra material printed inside to avoid collapse. We usually print at 20%.

b)

The designed object is turned into layers.

c)

Extra material printed on the outside of the object to support overhangs.

d)

The filament is cut.

16.

What are supports?

a)

Extra material printed inside to avoid collapse. We usually print at 20%.

b)

The designed object is turned into layers.

c)

Extra material printed on the outside of the object to support overhangs.

d)

The filament is cut.

17.

What is an STL?

a)

The initial pre-sliced file.

b)

The final sliced file.

c)

A type of filament.

d)

The coding program.

18.

What is a G-Code?

a)

The initial pre-sliced file.

b)

The final sliced file that the printer reads.

c)

A type of filament.

d)

The coding program.

19.

What is this an illustration of?

a)

Layer Resolution

b)

Filament Types

c)

Infill

d)

Supports

20.

What is this an illustration of?

a)

Infill

b)

Supports

c)

Layer Resolution

d)

Filament Type

21.

What is this?

a)

Thread

b)

Filament

c)

Supports

d)

STL

22.

What is this an illustration of?

a)

Supports

b)

Infill

c)

Filament Type

d)

Layer Resolution