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Metal

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 29mins

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Class
Date
1.

Drinks can are manufactured from aluminium. Give two advantages why this is a suitable material to use.

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2.

Drinks can are commercially produced and over two two billion cans are manufactured annually. What is the correct method of manufacture?

a)

One-off production

b)

Batch production

c)

Mass production

3.

Undertake a Life Cycle Analysis of a fizzy drinks can, explaining the impact it has on the environment.

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4.

The fizzy drinks cans are made in a factory that uses a continuous flow production system. Evaluate the benefits of this method of production.

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5.

Metals are sourced from underground and are then smelted into a usable form in school. What are some of the environmental issues that occur because of this?

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6.

What is meant by the term 'oxidisation'?

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7.

Mild steel is a ferrous metal. Explain why this makes it inappropriate to use outside?

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8.

What metals are ferrous?

a)

Mild Steel

b)

Aluminium

c)

Cast Iron

d)

Copper

e)

Medium Carbon Steel

9.

What metals are Non-Ferrous?

a)

Aluminium

b)

Mild Steel

c)

Cast Iron

d)

Brass

e)

Copper

10.

What are the main properties of Ferrous metals

a)

Magnetic

b)

Prone to rusting/ oxidisation

c)

Non-magnetic

d)

Resistant to rusting

11.

What are the main properties of Non-Ferrous metals?

a)

Non-magnetic

b)

Magnetic

c)

Prone to rusting

d)

Resistant to rusting

12.

What is an alloy metal?

a)

A metal combining two or more metals together

b)

A pure metal

c)

A metal that contains iron

d)

A metal that only contains brass

13.

What is an advantage to using pewter to create projects in school?

a)

It has a low melting point

b)

It has a high melting point

c)

It is a tough material to cut

d)

It is an excellent corrosion resistant

14.

The ability to resist being twisted is called...

a)

Tensional strength

b)

Compressive strength

c)

Torsional strength

d)

Bending strength

15.

The ability to resist being pulled apart is called...

a)

Torsional strength

b)

Tensional strength

c)

Compressive strength

d)

Bending strength

16.

This machine is called a...

a)

Centre Lathe

b)

Drill

c)

Milling machine

d)

Laser cutter

17.

To permanently join metal together, we could use...

a)

Nuts and bolts

b)

Screws

c)

Brazing

d)

Drilling

18.

What is meant by the term 'annealing'?

a)

The process of heating the metal then allowing it cool very slowly to make the metal soft

b)

The process of heating the metal then cooling it very quickly to make the metal harden

c)

The process of heating the metal to a known temperature and then allowing the metal to cool naturally to make the metal less brittle

19.

What is meant by the term 'hardening'?

a)

The process of heating the metal then allowing it to cool very slowly to make the metal soft

b)

The process of heating the metal to a known temperature then allowing the metal to cool naturally to make the metal less brittle

c)

The process of heating the metal then cooling it very quickly to make the metal harden by quenching it in water

20.

What is meant by the term 'tempering'?

a)

The process of heating the metal then allowing it cool very slowly to make the metal soft

b)

The process of heating the metal to known temperature then allowing the metal to cool naturally to make the metal less brittle from a hardened steel

c)

The process of heating the metal then cooling it very quickly to make the metal harden by quenching it in water