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Key Stage 3 - Design Technology & Photograpy

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a Tri-Square used for?

a)

To mark an accurate line, at any angle on a piece of material.

b)

Used to mark a line on any surface.

c)

To be used when a 90° angle is needed to be marked on a straight edged piece of material.

d)

Is a mathematical tool that is used just in Woodworking.

2.

What is the purpose of a Coping Saw?

a)

To be used when cutting both straight and curved lines in different materials.

b)

To be used in the cutting of straight lines in wooden materials.

c)

A measuring aid used in crafting to create a curved line on a surface.

d)

A form of ruler that is used when setting up a saw blade in a machine.

3.

When creating a box that has six identical sides, what is the angle required for the cut of each to create a perfectly mitred joint?

 3606 ÷  2  = ANS\frac{360}{6}\ \div\ \ 2\ \ =\ ANS  

a)

25°

b)

64°

c)

30°

d)

60°

4.

Which is the correct line to cut on?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

5.

Which of these materials is man made?

a)

Plywood

b)

Pine

c)

MDF

d)

English Oak

6.

Which of these is a Coping Saw

a)
b)
c)
d)
7.

What does Apature allow you to change on a camera?

a)

Change your depth of field

b)

Allow more or less light to the lens

c)

Change the colour of an image

d)

Allow you to take a higher number of shots per second

8.

What must you change in your camera setting when taking shots of fast moving objects?

a)

ISO

b)

Aperture

c)

Shutter Speed

d)

All three

9.

What is a tri-pod used for?

a)

A rest for your camera.

b)

It allows the camera to remain stationary for higher quality images.

c)

To store your equipment on it

d)

A chair for the photographer to sit on when taking beautiful images

10.

If the photographer want to adjust all settings on Her/Hiself which setting would select?

a)

P

b)

A

c)

S

d)

M

11.

If you want a greater depth of field which F-stop would you select?

a)

f/2.8

b)

f/4

c)

f/5.6

d)

f/8 to f/11

e)

f/16 to f/22