WorksheetsYear 8 Design and Technology End of Year PPE
Total questions: 67
Worksheet time: 36mins
What are these called?
Gears/Gear Train
Nuts and Bolts
Blade
Belt and Pulley
What are these called?
Gears/Gear Train
Nuts and Bolts
Blade
Belt and Pulley
How many mm in 1cm?
1
10
100
1000
How many mm in 12.5cm?
0.125
1.25
12.5
125
What material is this made from?
Wood
Metal
Plastic
Fabric
What material is this made from?
Wood
Metal
Plastic
Fabric
What material is this made from?
Wood
Metal
Plastic
Fabric
This symbol represents a ..........
Bulb
Battery
Buzzer
Microphone
what is this?
magnet
magnetic field
microphone
motor
How many grams in a killogram?
1
10
100
1000
We measure solids in Kilograms, what unit of measurement do we use for liquids?
ml/L
mg/Kg
lbs/St
Km/m
Shortcrust pastry is made with a flour and butter ratio of 2:1, if a recipe uses 300g of flour how much butter will be needed?
50g
100g
150g
300g
What is this diagram called?
Eatwell Plate
Diet Guide
Healthy Selector
Unhealthy Guide
What does this diagram help us do?>
Eat a healthy and well balanced diet.
Pick what to have for breakfast
Pick foods that go together best
How many portions of fruit and veg should you have a day?
1
3
5
9
How would you cook an omelette?
Frying
Boiling
Baking
Grilling
How would you cook pasta?
Frying
Boiling
Baking
Grilling
How would you cook a cake?
Frying
Boiling
Baking
Grilling
How would you cook toast?
Frying
Boiling
Baking
Grilling
What ingredients are there in this pizza. (select 3)
Flour
Mushrooms
Tomatoes
Dough
Pepperoni
It is very important that you do not run, shove or throw things in Textiles because:
A person could be offended by your behaviour and report you for acting irresponsibly.
A person could have equipment in their hands which could hurt themselves or someone else.
A person could be holding their material and you could damage it.
A person could be concentrating and you could distract them.
What is the name of this joint we used in lesson?
Finger/Comb Joint
Housing Joint
Dowel Joint
Butt Joint
What is the name of this joint we used in lesson?
Finger/Comb Joint
Housing Joint
Dowel Joint
Butt Joint
What is the name of this joint we used in lesson?
Finger/Comb Joint
Housing Joint
Dowel Joint
Butt Joint
What angle is a Tri Square set at?
35 degrees
45 degrees
90 degrees
180 degrees
What is the name of this saw?
Tenon Saw
Back Saw
Hack Saw
Hegner Saw
What is the type of wood we have used in lesson?
Teak
Oak
Pine
MDF
What is this piece of equipment called?
Vice
Bench Hook
G Clamp
Cutting Support
Convert 24cm into mm.
(a)
Convert 3.9cm into mm.
(a)
Convert 1.8m into mm.
(a)
What is the name of this saw?
Tenon Saw
Back Saw
Hack Saw
Hegner Saw
Which of these are parts of this saw? (Select 3)
Table
Blade
Belt
Chuck
Power Switch
What type of glue do we use for wood?
Super Glue
Epoxy Resin
PVA
Contact Adhesive
Why do we add a Finish to materials? (Select 2 Answers)
It allows them to be packaged easier.
It protects the material.
It makes the material look better.
It lowers the cost of the material.
What is the name of Machine?
Miller
Lathe
Band Facer
Pillar Drill
Which of these are parts of this machine? (Select 3)
Clamp
Belt
Table
Chuck
Guard
Why is a Finger/Comb Joint better than other Wood Joints?
It has more surfaces in contact.
It allows the glue to attach better.
It looks better.
It is easier to take apart if needed.
What are the correct names for the different parts of the cooker?
grill, stove, cooker
oven, hob, stove
oven, grill, hob
stove, grill, oven
What cooking methods are carried out in the oven?
baking, frying, roasting
casseroling, roasting, baking
baking, poaching, roasting
casseroling, steaming, baking
What is the correct order for washing up equipment after cooking?
saucepans, cutlery, bowls, greasy baking trays, chopping boards
cutlery, bowls, greasy baking trays, chopping boards, saucepans
bowls, cutlery, saucepans, chopping boards, greasy baking trays
cutlery, bowls, chopping boards, saucepans, greasy baking trays.
What colour plasters should be used when handling food?
Blue
Red
Plain
Yellow
Before starting to cook what 2 checks would you carry out on the ingredients being used? (Pick 3)
Use by date / best before date
they’ve been stored at the correct temperature
if frozen they are fully defrosted
If they are the same weight as the package says
If they are squashed
What are the 4C’s relevant to food safety? (Pick 4)
Cross contamination
Cooking
Cleaning
Chilling
Charisma
Name the 3 types of contamination that can occur in food industry. (Pick 3)
Physical
Biological
Chemical
Airbourne
Radiation
Pick 2 ways that cross contamination can occur when handling food.
Raw meat touching ready to eat foods
incorrect use of equipment eg green/red boards etc
Using the same knife on different cooked vegetables
Wearing the same apron for more than an hour
What does HACCP stand for?
High Area, Contamination, Contact Points
Hazard, Application, Crucial, Contamination Points
Hazard, Analysis, Critical, Control Points
Explain the term balanced diet.
Eating more Meats than Vegetables
Eating 5 a day every day.
A diet that consists of a variety of foods in the correct proportions
Only eating protein high in Omega 3
A substance you need to grow and live is called a
Balanced diet
Nutrient
Calorie
Myplate
These organic substances are needed in small amounts for body chemical reactions to occur; they also help the immune system and healthy development.
Vitamins
Fats
Minerals
Carbohydrates
These inorganic elements, also called matter, come from water or soil and boost the immune system as well as support growth and development.
Vitamins
Fiber
Protein
Minerals
What is the main function of protein in the body?
Is the main source of energy for the body
Helps to build and repair body tissue
Provide warmth and cushioning to the body's organs
Helps to transport vitamins through the body
All of the above are roles of protein in the body
When should you eat protein?
Once a day
Throughout the day
Once a month
Once a week
What are the three types of woods?
Softwoods
Manufactured Boards
Strongwoods
Hardwoods
Lightwoods
Where do softwoods come from?
Deciduous trees
Coniferous trees
Which of these is a coniferous tree?
What does MDF stand for?
Mid Depth Fibreboard
Medium Direction Fireboard
Medium Density Fibreboard
Manufactured Fibreboard
What is this piece of equipment called?
A Steel rule
A Ruler
A Metal ruler
A Measuring gauge
What is this?
Try Square
Set Square
Square
Metal Rule
Why do we add a Finish to materials? (Select 2 Answers)
It allows them to be packaged easier.
It protects the material.
It makes the material look better.
It lowers the cost of the material.
