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R105 OCR Engineering: LO2 Developing Product

Total questions: 41

Worksheet time: 21mins

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Class
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1.

Ergonomics is...

a)

the study of the measurements of the human body

b)

designing products so users can use them comfortably

c)

how pleasing a product is regarding its shape, form, texture, symmetry and proportion

d)

the number of products created to meet a certain demand

2.

Aesthetics is...

a)

the study of the measurements of the human body

b)

the study of how people interact with the objects they use and the environments they use them in

c)

how pleasing a product is regarding its shape, form, texture, symmetry and proportion

d)

the number of products created to meet a certain demand

3.

Anthropometrics is...

a)

the study of the measurements of the human body

b)

the study of how people interact with the objects they use and the environments they use them in

c)

how pleasing a product is regarding its shape, form, texture, symmetry and proportion

d)

the number of products created to meet a certain demand

4.

What is meant by the term 'product requirements'?

a)

what a product will do and how it will work

b)

distinguishing characteristics that make a product appealing to customers

c)

the requirements a product must meet once it has been designed and manufactured

d)

study of the measurements of the human body

5.

What is meant by the term 'function'?

a)

what a product will do and how it will work

b)

distinguishing characteristics that make a product appealing to customers

c)

the requirements a product must meet once it has been designed and manufactured

d)

study of the measurements of the human body

6.

What is meant by the term 'features'?

a)

what a product will do and how it will work

b)

distinguishing characteristics that make a product appealing to customers

c)

the requirements a product must meet once it has been designed and manufactured

d)

study of the measurements of the human body

7.

What is meant by the term 'performance'?

a)

what a product will do and how it will work

b)

how well a product can carry out its task

c)

the requirements a product must meet once it has been designed and manufactured

d)

study of the measurements of the human body

8.

What is meant by the term 'sustainability'?

a)

single product that can carry out the tasks of multiple products

b)

ability of a material to resist deterioration

c)

limitations and constraints of a product

d)

causing little or no damage to the environment and therefore able to continue for a long time

9.

What is meant by the term 'supply and demand'?

a)

relationship between the quantity of products a business has available to sell and the amount consumers want to buy

b)

network of businesses that supply materials needed for the manufacture of a product

c)

units of assembled components designed to be incorporated with others into a larger product

d)

components manufactured separately, which are then assembled into the final product

10.

What is meant by the term 'supply chain'?

a)

relationship between the quantity of products a business has available to sell and the amount consumers want to buy

b)

network of businesses that supply materials needed for the manufacture of a product

c)

units of assembled components designed to be incorporated with others into a larger product

d)

components manufactured separately, which are then assembled into the final product

11.

What is meant by the term 'sub-assembly'?

a)

relationship between the quantity of products a business has available to sell and the amount consumers want to buy

b)

network of businesses that supply materials needed for the manufacture of a product

c)

units of assembled components designed to be incorporated with others into a larger product

d)

components manufactured separately, which are then assembled into the final product

12.

What is meant by the term 'pre-manufactured components'?

a)

relationship between the quantity of products a business has available to sell and the amount consumers want to buy

b)

network of businesses that supply materials needed for the manufacture of a product

c)

units of assembled components designed to be incorporated with others into a larger product

d)

components manufactured separately, which are then assembled into the final product

13.

What is tensile strength?

a)

strength of a material when it is stretched or pulled

b)

strength of a material under a load

c)

ability of a material to not deteriorate when it reacts to its environment

d)

ability of a material to last without wearing or being damaged

14.

What is compressive strength?

a)

strength of a material when it is stretched or pulled

b)

strength of a material under a load

c)

ability of a material to not deteriorate when it reacts to its environment

d)

ability of a material to last without wearing or being damaged

15.

What is resistance to corrosion?

a)

strength of a material when it is stretched or pulled

b)

strength of a material under a load

c)

ability of a material to not deteriorate when it reacts to its environment

d)

ability of a material to last without wearing or being damaged

16.

What is durability?

a)

strength of a material when it is stretched or pulled

b)

strength of a material under a load

c)

ability of a material to not deteriorate when it reacts to its environment

d)

ability of a material to last without wearing or being damaged

17.

What is meant by the term DFMA 'design for manufacturing assembly'?

a)

features added to a design that allow it to be easily taken apart

b)

the process through which a product or component is made

c)

a design principle that ensures that a product can be successfully manufactured and assembled

d)

where molten plastic is injected into a mould

18.

What is meant by the term 'design for disassembly'?

a)

features added to a design that allow it to be easily taken apart

b)

the process through which a product or component is made

c)

a design principle that ensures that a product can be successfully manufactured and assembled

d)

where molten plastic is injected into a mould

19.

What is meant by the term 'manufacturing process'?

a)

features added to a design that allow it to be easily taken apart

b)

the process through which a product or component is made

c)

a design principle that ensures that a product can be successfully manufactured and assembled

d)

where molten plastic is injected into a mould

20.

Just in time production...

a)

is where large amounts of products are made, usually in exactly the same way

b)

is when products or components are manufactured in batches (more than one)

c)

is used to manufacture products one at a time

d)

aims to schedule orders from suppliers so that they arrive exactly when needed, rather than storing things

21.

One-off production...

a)

is where large amounts of products are made, usually in exactly the same way

b)

is when products or components are manufactured in batches (more than one)

c)

is used to manufacture products one at a time

d)

aims to schedule orders from suppliers so that they arrive exactly when needed, rather than storing things

22.

Batch production...

a)

is where large amounts of products are made, usually in exactly the same way

b)

is when products or components are manufactured in batches (more than one)

c)

is used to manufacture products one at a time

d)

aims to schedule orders from suppliers so that they arrive exactly when needed, rather than storing things

23.

Mass production...

a)

is where large amounts of products are made, usually in exactly the same way

b)

is when products or components are manufactured in batches (more than one)

c)

is used to manufacture products one at a time

d)

aims to schedule orders from suppliers so that they arrive exactly when needed, rather than storing things

24.

A prototype is...

a)

a one-off test model

b)

a measure of how consistently a product can do its job

c)

the amount of change allowed when making a product or component

d)

using something in a way that ensures it doesn't run out

25.

Tolerance is...

a)

a one-off test model

b)

a measure of how consistently a product can do its job

c)

the amount of change allowed when making a product or component

d)

using something in a way that ensures it doesn't run out

26.

Sustainability is...

a)

a one-off test model

b)

a measure of how consistently a product can do its job

c)

the amount of change allowed when making a product or component

d)

using something in a way that ensures it doesn't run out

27.

Copyright is...

a)

legal protection given to pieces of work such as literature, music, film, web content or technical drawings, meaning they can't be copied without permission

b)

rules that the product must meet to be sold in Britain

c)

a legal document that makes sure an invention can't be copied by other people

d)

a symbol that tells you the product meets requirements for things sold in the European Economic Area

28.

A patent is...

a)

legal protection given to pieces of work such as literature, music, film, web content or technical drawings, meaning they can't be copied without permission

b)

rules that the product must meet to be sold in Britain

c)

a legal document given to the owner of an invention that makes sure an invention can't be copied by other people

d)

a symbol that tells you the product meets requirements for things sold in the European Economic Area

29.

British standards are...

a)

legal protection given to pieces of work such as literature, music, film, web content or technical drawings, meaning they can't be copied without permission

b)

rules that the product must meet to be sold in Britain

c)

a legal document that makes sure an invention can't be copied by other people

d)

a symbol that tells you the product meets requirements for things sold in the European Economic Area

30.

A trademark is...

a)

legal protection given to pieces of work such as literature, music, film, web content or technical drawings, meaning they can't be copied without permission

b)

a name or symbol on a product that shows it was made by a particular company

c)

legal protection that means someone can't copy the exact way a product looks

d)

a symbol that tells you the product meets requirements for things sold in the European Economic Area

31.

Registered design is...

a)

legal protection given to pieces of work such as literature, music, film, web content or technical drawings, meaning they can't be copied without permission

b)

a name or symbol on a product that shows it was made by a particular company

c)

legal protection that means someone can't copy the exact way a product looks

d)

a symbol that tells you the product meets requirements for things sold in the European Economic Area

32.

What best defines a focus group

a)

Group of making people discussing a new product

b)

Group of design people discussing a new product

c)

Group of sports people discussing a new produc

d)

Group of people discussing a new product

33.

What is meant by the term 'product maintenance'?

a)

features added to a design that allow it to be easily taken apart

b)

looking after a product to help it last

c)

a design principle that ensures that a product can be successfully manufactured and assembled

d)

where molten plastic is injected into a mould

34.

What is meant by the term 'Life Cycle Analysis ( LCA) '?

a)

features added to a design that allow it to be easily taken apart

b)

impact of a product on the environment at all stages, from start to end of life

c)

a design principle that ensures that a product can be successfully manufactured and assembled

d)

where molten plastic is injected into a mould

35.

What does the term " one off production" mean?

a)

One product made

b)

Limited amount of products made ( less than 1000)

c)

Many products made ( more than 1000)

36.

What does the term " batch production" mean?

a)

One product made

b)

Limited amount of products made ( less than 1000)

c)

Many products made ( more than 1000)

37.

What does the term " mass production" mean?

a)

One product made

b)

Limited amount of products made ( less than 1000)

c)

Many products made ( more than 1000)

38.

What does the term copyright mean

a)

Legal right to control copies of their work

b)

Gives owner protection that stops people making & selling their inventions

c)

Companies follow European standards eg safety

d)

Details set that make sure companies are following standards eg safety & quality

39.

What does the term patent mean

a)

Legal right to control copies of their work

b)

Gives owner protection that stops people making & selling their inventions

c)

Companies follow European standards eg safety

d)

Details set that make sure companies are following standards eg safety & quality

40.

What does the term British Standards ( BSI) mean

a)

Legal right to control copies of their work

b)

Gives owner protection that stops people making & selling their inventions

c)

Companies follow European standards eg safety

d)

Details set that make sure companies are following standards eg safety & quality

41.

What does the term European Conformity ( CE) mean

a)

Legal right to control copies of their work

b)

Gives owner protection that stops people making & selling their inventions

c)

Companies follow European standards eg safety

d)

Details set that make sure companies are following standards eg safety & quality