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Higher Quiz 1

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are two benefits to the manufacturer of using standard components?

a)

Might not meet you quality assurance & can be bought in bulk

b)

Allows JIT to be used & simplifies assembly

c)

Will need to deal with 3rd party & if you have some left over then you can use them for other products

2.

Which manufacturing process allows you to create hollow parts with an even wall thickness?

a)

Blow moulding

b)

Rotational moulding

c)

Injection moulding

3.

Name 3 people in the design team

a)

Mass production technician, lawyer and materials technologist

b)

Lawyer, materials technologist and market researcher

c)

Project manager, sub-contractor and CEO market researcher

4.

How do retailers have influence over the design of a product?

a)

Supplies the feedback on the design

b)

Chooses how it looks

c)

Creates the main design of the product

5.

Which of the statements below are benefits of using CAD in the design process?

a)

More accurate than drawing by hand

b)

Designs can be produced into the pattern then removed to leave a cavity all done by hand.

c)

Gets ideas down quickly with as much information as needed

6.

Which of the following are Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)?

a)

property rights, land rights, trade rights

b)

bill of rights, property rights, civil rights

c)

design rights, copyrights, patents

7.

What do designers do as part of the design team?

a)

Ensure that the product can be manufactured

b)

Develop the marketing strategies that that are used to promote the product

c)

Provide the initial ideas

8.

Describe a method that could be used to gather market research information for a game for children

a)

Go around asking people if they like existing games and see what they like or don't like

b)

Gather a group of children together as a focus group and ask them to describe the types of games & activities that they enjoy

c)

Make a quiz and ask people to complete it

9.

Most manufacturers create products with planned obsolescence in mind.

What does this mean and why do they use it?

a)

Planned obsolescence involves designing products that can be used for a long time without the product eventually going out of date. This is done to ensure that people that use the products get the most out of them.

b)

Planned obsolescence involves products being made with the best manufacturing processes to ensure that there is less materials wasted after being made.

c)

Planned obsolescence involves giving products built in life expectancy so that more people will be more willing to purchase newer products.

10.

3 properties of aluminium are......

a)

High strength, superior malleability, magnetic

b)

Low weight, easy machining, brittle

c)

Conducts electricity, high strength, low weight

11.

The best way to manufacture a plastic water bottle would be.....?

a)

Blow moulding

b)

Rotational moulding

c)

Vacuum forming

12.

Name two suitable materials for making a work bench and give two positives for each material that you have chosen. (the properties cannot be the same)

a)

Acrylic- strong and bendy, Beech- crates a bad finish and easy to snap

b)

Spruce wood- strong and sturdy, Melamine formaldehyde- stiff and resists some chemicals and stains.

c)

PVC- weak and brittle, aluminium- strong and good insulator.

13.

What are sketch models used for?

a)

To use for marketing purposes

b)

To check a range of issues with products

c)

To quickly produce concept ideas

14.

What is the correct definition of Confidentiality

a)

Allows a company to protect trade secrets, recipes, formulas

b)

Allows a company to protect the name or identity of their product

c)

Protects the design of the product from being used by other companies

15.

What is Primary research?

a)

Presenting research using tables, charts, graphs and extended text

b)

It's when you gather existing data from other sources like companies, universities etc.

c)

It's when you gather new data using things like surveys, questionnaire's and focus groups