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Material Joining and Assembly

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Name this joint

a)

Lap

b)

Finger

c)

Mitre

d)

Mortise and Tenon

e)

Dovetail

2.

Name this joint

a)

Lap

b)

Dado

c)

Biscuit

d)

Mortise and Tenon

e)

Dovetail

3.

Name this joint

a)

Lap

b)

Dado

c)

Biscuit

d)

Mortise and Tenon

e)

Dovetail

4.

Name this joint

a)

Lap

b)

Dado

c)

Biscuit

d)

Mortise and Tenon

e)

Miter

5.

Name this joint

a)

Lap

b)

Dado

c)

Biscuit

d)

Mortise and Tenon

e)

Miter

6.

Name this joint

a)

Finger

b)

Dado

c)

Biscuit

d)

Mortise and Tenon

e)

Miter

7.

Name this joint

a)

Finger

b)

Dado

c)

Lap

d)

Mortise and Tenon

e)

Miter

8.
What joining method is shown here?
a)
Dowel Joint
b)
Castle Joint
c)
Finger Joint
d)
Elbow Joint
9.
What is the name of the joining method shown?
a)
Knock Down Fitting
b)
Corner Block
c)
Scan Fitting
d)
Plastic Block
10.
What is the correct name for Wood Glue
a)
Gorilla Glue
b)
White Glue
c)
School Glue
d)
PVA Glue
11.
Identify the type of wood joint depicted in the photo
a)
Finger
b)
Dovetail
c)
Miter
d)
None of the above
12.
Identify the type of wood joint depicted in the photo
a)
Miter
b)
Dovetail
c)
Miter
d)
Half Lap
13.

Rule for choosing the right size nail is?

a)

2 times the length of any nail

b)

2 times the thickness of the material you are using

c)

2 times the width of the material you are using

d)

2 times the length of the material you are using

14.

Threaded fasteners, like the one shown in this picture, are often used to secure objects or materials together to prevent them from separating or moving.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

15.

Fill in the Blank:

Nails are used by carpenters to fasten wooden building materials such as plywood and dimensional lumber by striking the head of the nail with a (a)  

16.

Why is it helpful to drill a pilot hole in your material before fastening or joining them together?

a)

To prevent the wood from cracking or splitting

b)

To provide access to the backside of the project and facilitate the use of a nut on a threaded bolt

c)

To make the driving of a screw or nail easier

d)

All of the above

17.

Lag bolts can be set with a hammer and do not need a pilot hole in order to function

a)

True

b)

False

18.

What type of wood screw is this?

a)

Countersunk

b)

Counterstrike

c)

Counterbalance

d)

Countersinker

19.

What makes soldering different from welding? Pick one.

a)

Nothing, they are both the same

b)

Soldering melts the two parent metals together, welding does not.

c)

Welding melts the two parent metals together, soldering does not.

d)

You use different filler metal to the parent metal in welding.

20.

True or false. Welding uses a filler metal that is similar to the parent metals. (ie those being welded)

a)

True

b)

False

21.

Tick all of the features of soldering

a)

High temperature

b)

Uses low melting point filler metals around 450 deg melting point

c)

Stronger than welding

d)

Flux must be used.

e)

Different parent metals can be joined.

22.

Name the joining method;

a)

self-taping screw

b)

pop-rivet

c)

cold-formed rivet

d)

brazing

e)

2 part adhesive

23.

Name the process;

a)

Brazing

b)

Riveting

c)

Welding

d)

Threading

24.
What is correct name for this?
a)
Spring Washer
b)
Split Pin
c)
Wing Nut
d)
Pop Rivet
25.

Select the nyloc;

a)
b)
c)
d)
e)