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Quarterly Exam (Manufacturing Design)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The process of making goods.

a)

Engineering Design Process

b)

Joining

c)

Manufacturing

d)

Machining

2.

Materials that satisfy human wants and provide utility (1 word only)

(a)  

3.

Before this historical event we mainly created good by hand, and after by machine/factory.

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Manufacturing

c)

Engineering Design Process

d)

Assembly Line

4.

An 8 step process or method that is used to solve technological challenges to change and improve products for the way we live.

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Manufacturing

c)

Engineering Design Process

d)

Assembly Line

5.

Products made with no interruption in the production line. Goods are being created 24/7, all day every day.

a)

Custom Manufacturing

b)

Batch Manufacturing

c)

Continuous Manufacturing

d)

Assembly Line

6.

Workers and machines make one part of the product and pass it on to another person who adds onto the creation.

a)

Assembly Line

b)

Batch Manufacturing

c)

Custom Manufacturing

d)

Continuous Manufacturing

7.

Products made in groups, where the components of a product are traditionally completed at one station before moving to the next station.

a)

Continuous Manufacturing

b)

Custom Manufacturing

c)

Assembly Line

d)

Batch Manufacturing

8.

Modifying a product to suit an individual, task, or need.

a)

Assembly Line

b)

Continuous Manufacturing

c)

Batch Manufacturing

d)

Custom Manufacturing

9.

3D Printing; the process of making a part from a digital model by adding material in layers

a)

Interchangeable Parts

b)

Subtractive Manufacturing

c)

Forming

d)

Additive Manufacturing

10.

Using Manufacturing Processes to remove materials from goods as they are created.

a)

Forming

b)

Interchangeable Parts

c)

Subtractive Manufacturing

d)

Additive Manufacturing

11.

Creating identical or nearly identical parts to be mass produced. These parts can then be put together to form a product.

a)

Forming

b)

Additive Manufacturing

c)

Interchangeable Parts

d)

Subtractive Manufacturing

12.

Processes in which we turn raw materials into standard stock.

a)

Secondary Process

b)

Machining

c)

Subtractive Manufacturing

d)

Primary Process

13.

Processes in which we turn standard stock into finished products is called... (first word only)

(a)  

14.

Is when a liquid material is poured into a mold, which represents a hollow version of the part.

a)

Forming

b)

Joining

c)

Machining

d)

Casting

15.

Is the process where a raw material is reshaped to form the desired part

a)

Casting

b)

Forming

c)

Machining

d)

Joining

16.

The process of bring together two materials using some type of adhesive or fastener.

a)

Forming

b)

Joining

c)

Casting

d)

Machining

17.

Precise or controlled removal of the raw material, usually with a drill, chisel, or saw blade to reveal the products desired shape.

a)

Joining

b)

Machining

c)

Forming

d)

Casting

18.

Who is considered the father of the assembly line?

(a)  

19.

Which is the correct order of the Product Life Cycle

a)

Acquisition, distribution, disposal, processing, manufacturing, design, packaging, use

b)

Use, packaging, design, manufacturing, processing, disposal, distribution, acquisition

c)

Design, acquisition, processing, manufacturing, packaging, distribution, use, disposal

d)

Acquisition, design, manufacturing, processing, packaging, distribution, use, disposal

20.

Using complete sentences, explain what ethics is and why ethics in engineering is important. How does it affects the manufacturing processes of a specific good.

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