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UNIT II- QUIZ II

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Why do you think people use plastic for their products ?
a)
Because it's strong
b)
Because its very cheap and it's easy to make
c)
Because it's expensive
d)
Because it's rare and it's good for the enviorment
2.
WHAT IS PLASTIC?
a)
Plastics are typically organic polymers of high molecular mass
b)
IS GLASS
c)
IS A KIND OF CHEMYCAL MATERIAL
d)
Materials that can be reshaped (remolded) by applying heat and pressure
3.

Identify the type of plastic that can best be used to make electrical switches.

a)

PVC

b)

Polythene

c)

PET

d)

Bakelite

4.

Select the correct option from the given statements.

a)

Polymers cannot form fibres

b)

Polymers can be both natural and synthetic

c)

Polymer is a natural substance

d)

Polymer is a synthetic substance

5.

What are the 2 types of Polymers?

a)

Thermosetting Plastics

b)

Thermochromic Plastics

c)

Thermoplastics

d)

Thermopolymers

6.

Which type of chain would be found in a thermosetting plastic?

a)

Branched chain

b)

Continuous chain

c)

Cross linked chain

d)

Linear chain

7.

Thermosetting Plastics

a)

Can be reshaped using heat and pressure.

b)

Are lighter plastics

c)

Can be recycled

d)

Can not be reshaped using heat and pressure

8.

Thermoplastic polymers melt when heated, while thermosetting polymers do not melt when heated. True or false?

a)

True

b)

False

9.

All plastics are man made and do not biodegrade.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Polythene and PVC are examples of

a)

Bio degradable substance

b)

Thermosetting plastics

c)

Thermoplastics

d)

Rayon

11.

The following are the benefits of Compression Moulding, EXCEPT,

a)

Low Cost

b)

Little Waste

c)

Produce Large Parts

d)

High Production Rate

12.

Once formed, it can be heated and reformed over and over again

a)

thermoset

b)

thermoplastic

c)

elastomer

d)

kevlar

13.

Thermoplastic have...

a)

good surface finish, UV resistance, recyclabillity

b)

good surface finish, low strength, can't be reformed with heat

c)

good dimensional stability, low strength, good heat resistance

d)

high regidity, UV resistant, can be reformed with heat

14.

Which of these is an example of synthetic polymer?

a)

cotton fibers

b)

rubber

c)

wool

d)

polyvinyl chloride (PVC)

15.

A thermoplastic polymer will be ______________________.

below its glass transition temperature.

a)

soft and flexible

b)

rigid and brittle

c)

translucent

d)

rubbery

16.

Urea formaldehyde is which sort of polymer?

a)

Thermo setting

b)

Thermo plastic

c)

Elastomer

d)

Composite

17.

The process of heating and compressing the preform material in to the mould is ___________.

a)

Blow moulding

b)

Transfer moulding

c)

Injection moulding

d)

Compression moulding

18.

In compression moulds, polymerization of plastic takes place in _____________.

a)

machine

b)

mould

c)

material

d)

hopper

19.

The plastic used in compression molding is __________.

a)

thermoset plastic

b)

thermoplastic

c)

PMMA

d)

PVC

20.

Thermoset Plastic parts are manufactured by __________ process.

a)

Compression moulding

b)

Blow moulding

c)

Rotational moulding

d)

Extrusion

21.

Which plastic manufacturing process involves forcing melted plastic through a shaped opening in a "die" to create a continuous piece which is then often cut to length.

a)

Injection Molding

b)

Extrusion

c)

Blow Molding

d)

3D Printing

22.

Which formation thecnique would you use for a STRAW

a)

Extrusion

b)

Injection

c)

Blow moulding

d)

Compression moulding

e)

Vacuum forming

23.

Which plastic process continuously compresses melted plastic through an opening (called a die) to create a long plastic piece that can then be cut to length?

a)

Extrusion

b)

Injection Molding

c)

Blow Molding

d)

Blown Film

24.

Match the parts of the the diagram.

a)

The screw rotates.

b)

The polymer pellets are transferred from the hopper to the cylinder.

c)

The plastic bottle is ejected.

d)

The molten polymer is extruded into the mould.

25.

Match the parts of the diagram.

a)

The polymer pellets are heated and melted.

The warm, soft molten polymer moves along the cylinder.

b)

The two halves of the mould are closed with the molten polymer inside.

c)

The polymer pellets are transferred from the hopper to the cylinder.

d)

The plastic bottle is ejected.

26.

Match the parts of the diagram.

a)

The molten polymer is extruded into the mould.

b)

The cold polymer pellets are moved along the cylinder.

c)

The plastic bottle shape is cooled

d)

The screw rotates.

27.

Match the parts of the diagram.

a)

The two halves of the mould are closed with the molten polymer inside.

b)

The polymer is expanded to fit the shape of the mould.

c)

The molten polymer is extruded into the mould.

d)

The molten polymer is inflated by the compressed air.

28.

Match the parts of the diagram.

a)

The two halves of the mould are closed with the molten polymer inside.

b)

The warm, soft molten polymer moves along the cylinder.

c)

The polymer pellets are heated and melted.

d)

The molten polymer is extruded into the mould.

29.

Match the parts of the diagram.

a)

The molten polymer is inflated by the compressed air.

b)

The polymer pellets are heated and melted.

c)

The warm, soft molten polymer moves along the cylinder.

d)

The plastic bottle shape is cooled

30.

Match the parts of the diagram.

a)

The cold polymer pellets are moved along the cylinder.

b)

Compressed air is blown inside the molten polymer.

c)

The plastic bottle shape is cooled

d)

The polymer pellets are heated and melted.

31.

What is the definition of a composite?

a)

Composites are when you weld two or more metals together to form a new type of metal.

b)

Composites are a combination of two or more materials that are bonded together to improve their mechanical or physical properties.

c)

Composites are when you take 2 or more metals and fuse them through melting.

d)

Composites are when you take 2 or more matrix and mix them to create a new material.

32.

Laminated glass is often used to make...

a)

Greenhouses

b)

Windows in high-rise buildings

c)

Windows in residential buildings

d)

Vehicle windshields

33.
What are some advantages of synthetic materials?
a)
Cheaper to manufacture 
b)
Stronger than similar products made from natural material
c)
Often better quality 
d)
All of the above
34.
A composite material is made of 
a)
A single material
b)
Two or more separate materials
c)
Two or more chemically combined materials
d)
None of these
35.
A composite material has:
a)
The same functionality as its components
b)
Lower functionality than its components
c)
Higher functionality than its components
d)
None of these
36.
What is the matrix of a composite?
a)
The strengtheners of the composite
b)
The base of the composite
c)
The mold that the composite is poured in 
d)
The volume of a composite
37.

Composites always have at least a ______ and a _______

a)

structure and tensile strength

b)

matrix and structure

c)

tensile strength and reinforcement

d)

matrix and reinforcement

38.

what is reinforcement

a)

fibers or particles that give the composites strength,stiffness and density

b)

a composite with different sets of properties than its constituent materials

c)

decrease in cracking by distributing stress evenly

d)

fillers added to save money or modify properties

39.

Which of the following is not a composite material

a)

MDF

b)

Carbon fibre

c)

Arimid fibre

d)

Structural concrete

e)

Glass

40.

In CFRP the carbon fibres are know as the

a)

Matrix

b)

Reinforcement

c)

Filler

d)

Structure