WorksheetsIndustrialización y línea de ensamblaje
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Es más rápido hacer (make) un producto dividido en partes.
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En la línea de ensamblaje (assembly line)... todas las personas hacen un trabajo (job) diferente.
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En la línea de ensamblaje (assembly line)... Un trabajador (worker) hace (makes) un producto completo.
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Las máquinas (machines) son más precisas (accurate).
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Producción en masa: Producir más productos resulta en un coste más alto (higher cost).
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En la línea de ensamblaje (assembly line)... todos los productos parecen (look) idénticos.
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Henry Ford inventó la línea de ensamblaje (assembly).
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On an assembly line, what is the function of a conveyor belt?
It moves parts to each worker.
It moves finished products to the stores.
It delivers the tools that workers need.
It moves workers from one part of the factory to another.
Increase the production results in...
Lower costs.
Lower profits.
Higher taxation.
Loss of jobs.
If a factory produces 150 new cars every day, how many cars will an assembly line worker help put together every day?
50
75
100
150
What advantage do robot workers have over humans?
They are more creative than humans.
They can work longer hours than humans.
Unlike humans, they never break.
How do you think that Henry Ford's cars influenced the US society?
It allowed people to get rich in the stock market.
People could now live far away from their jobs.
Many people decided to move out of the cities, to the farms.
Cars made the streets safer.
During which time period did the Assembly Line first become an important part of the automobile production?
1885 - 1900
1900 - 1915
1930 - 1945
1950 - 1965
What did NOT help the industries to grow in the North?
Natural Resources.
Immigrants to work.
Assembly line and mass production.
Imports from other countries.
¿Qué es la Producción en Masa (mass production)?
Producir productos de alta calidad (high quality).
Producir productos baratos (cheap).
Producir productos en pequeñas (small) cantidades.
Producir productos en grandes cantidades (quantities).
