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Quiz 1 (Hardwoods)

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of these is a hardwood?

a)

Pine

b)

Spruce

c)

Cedar

d)

Oak

2.

Where do hardwoods come from?

a)

Deciduous Trees

b)

Coniferous Trees

c)

General waste wood from both coniferous & deciduous trees.

d)

Manufactured boards.

3.

What is this part of the board called?

a)

Edge

b)

Face

c)

End

d)

Ring

4.

What is this part of the board called?

a)

Edge grain

b)

End grain

c)

Face grain

d)

Ring grain

5.

Which of the following is an advantage of plain-sawed lumber?

a)

It's more expensive

b)

More durable boards

c)

Gives widest boards possible

d)

Less likely to warp

6.

What are some of the natural defects found in wood products?

a)

Cracks and splits

b)

Wanes and knots

c)

Warping, cupping and twists

d)

All of the above

7.

A kiln is like a huge oven. It is used for what purpose?

a)

Drying lumber quickly.

b)

Adding moisture to lumber.

c)

Changing the tone and grain pattern in lumber.

d)

Drying lumber in a slow and controlled environment

8.

Natural wood is sold by the

a)

square foot.

b)

board foot.

c)

linear foot.

d)

natural foot.

9.

Select lumber is:

a)

Low quality

b)

free of knots or blemishes

c)

used for temporary structures

d)

the lowest grade

10.

Which method of sawing is this?

a)

Plain Sawing

b)

Quarter Sawing

c)

Flat Sawing

d)

Rift Sawing

11.

What is the most common natural defect?

a)

Wane

b)

Shake

c)

Knot

d)

Check

12.

What is the absence of wood or the presence of bark at the edge / corner on a piece of lumber is called?

a)

Knot

b)

Check

c)

Wane

d)

Pitch Pocket

13.

Which is the best grade of hardwood lumber?

a)

Select

b)

No. 1 common

c)

FAS

d)

No. 2 common

14.

What does S2S stand for?

a)

Surfaced all four sides.

b)

Rough all four sides.

c)

Rough on two faces.

d)

Surfaced on two faces.

15.

Check all the advantages of quarter sawn lumber:

a)

More stable.

b)

May reveal internally dramatic effects.

c)

Lower cost.

d)

Attractive grain pattern.