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WorksheetsGCSE D&T Unit 5 - Developing Design Ideas
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is iterative design?
a)
The development of a prototype through testing, evaluating and refining ideas against the specification
b)
Producing lots of design models before creating a final prototype
c)
The process of developing your product against user needs
2.
What are annotations?
a)
The modelling of a design
b)
The labelling of a design
c)
The development of a design
3.
What are important things to consider when reviewing designs?
a)
Design brief, specification, user and expert opinions
b)
Annotations
c)
Freehand sketching, perspective drawing and schematic diagrams
4.
A model of a garment is called?
a)
A toile
b)
A prototype
c)
A breadboard
5.
What is 3D printing a type of?
a)
Isometric drawing
b)
Computer aided design
c)
Computer aided manufacture
6.
Why would a designer make a model?
a)
To visualise and test how a product looks and performs
b)
To sell the product before it is produced
c)
To test production methods
7.
How can electronic products be tested?
a)
A toile
b)
A prototype
c)
A breadboard
8.
Which testing method tests a product to its extreme?
a)
Destructive
b)
Non-destructive
c)
Market
9.
Which of these is NOT a method of communicating ideas?
a)
Annotated sketches
b)
Exploded diagrams
c)
User testing
10.
Why should a designer make a prototype?
a)
To calculate costs and profit
b)
To check all the components fit together correctly
c)
To select appropriate materials
11.
What angle does the oblique drawing style use?
a)
30
b)
45
c)
60
12.
What angle does the isometric drawing style use?
a)
30
b)
45
c)
60
13.
What is the name of the point where you draw the lines to for the pesrpective drawing style?
a)
Disappearing Point
b)
End Point
c)
Vanishing Point
14.
What is the name for a page of images to represent a certain theme?
a)
Picture Board
b)
Mood Board
c)
Collage
15.
Where are assembly drawings used?
a)
Flat Pack Furniture Instructions
b)
Detailed finished product drawings
c)
Product material drawings
16.
What does CAD stand for?
a)
Computer Aided Manufacture
b)
Computer Aided Design
c)
Computer Added Drawing
17.
What does CAM stand for?
a)
Computer Aided Manufacture
b)
Computer aided design
c)
Computer Aided Model
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