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SF.3.b Joints and fasteners

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Friction results from...

a)

The weight of the force of gravity

b)

Particles of two surfaces shearing against each other

c)

An unknown source

d)

The magnetic force between objects

2.

Which fasteners below are friction joints? (Select all that apply)

a)

Wooden dowels

b)

Screws

c)

Nails

d)

Interlocking joints

e)

Rivets

3.

"Mass alone can be used to make a structural joint"

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Which types of joints below are created by "bonding"? (Select all that apply)

a)

Gluing

b)

Welding

c)

Cement

d)

Taping

e)

Melting together

5.

Which types of joints below are "movable joints"? (Select all that apply)

a)

Hinges

b)

Welds

c)

Flexible tubing

d)

Rivets

e)

Pin joints

6.

Ligaments are animal structures that...

a)

attach bone to bone.

b)

attach muscle to bone.

c)

reduce friction.

d)

allow movement in 3 axis of motion.

7.

Tendons are animal structures that...

a)

attach bone to bone.

b)

attach muscle to bone.

c)

reduce friction.

d)

allow movement in 3 axis of motion.

8.

Cartilage is an animal structure that...

a)

attach bone to bone.

b)

attach muscle to bone.

c)

reduce friction.

d)

allow movement in 3 axis of motion.

9.

Ball joints are animal structures that...

a)

attach bone to bone.

b)

attach muscle to bone.

c)

reduce friction.

d)

allow movement in 3 axis of motion.

10.

Heartwood is tree structure that...

a)

is an outermost layer that protects the tree.

b)

is for support and doesn't conduct water or store food.

c)

contains both living and dead cells, and contains xylem and phloem.

d)

contains stomata that allow for gas exchange.

11.

Sapwood is tree structure that...

a)

is an outermost layer that protects the tree.

b)

is for support and doesn't conduct water or store food.

c)

contains both living and dead cells, and contains xylem and phloem.

d)

contains stomata that allow for gas exchange.

12.

What kind of screwdriver does this screw require?

a)

Flathead

b)

Robertson

c)

Philips

d)

Allen key

13.

What kind of screwdriver does this screw require?

a)

Flathead

b)

Robertson

c)

Philips

d)

Allen key

14.

What kind of screwdriver does this screw require?

a)

Flathead

b)

Robertson

c)

Philips

d)

Allen key

15.

What kind of screwdriver does this screw require?

a)

Flathead

b)

Robertson

c)

Philips

d)

Allen key