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Revision quiz Year 10

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which 2 statements are true for Ferrous metals

a)

They do not contain Iron

b)

They contain Iron

c)

They are magnetic

d)

They are not magnetic

2.

Which 3 are ferrous metals

a)

Cast Iron

b)

Aluminium

c)

High Speed Steel

d)

Copper

e)

Mild Steel

3.

Ferrous metals usually corrode

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Copper is used for electrical wiring because it is (select two properties)

a)

ductile

b)

electrical conductor

c)

thermal conductor

d)

malleable

e)

toughness

5.

Aluminium is used for fizzy drink cans because it is (2 reasons)

a)

corrosion resistant

b)

lightweight

c)

thermal conductor

d)

malleable

e)

good compressive strength

6.

Galvanizing is used to protect ferrous metals from corrosion. Which non-ferrous metal is used to coat the metals

a)

Zinc

b)

Brass

c)

Bronze

d)

Tin

7.

Which polymer can be reheated and reshaped which allows it to be recycled

a)

Thermoplastic / Thermoforming

b)

Thermosetting

8.

Which of the below are thermoplastics / thermoforming plastics

a)

ABS

b)

HIPS

c)

PVC

d)

Acrylic

e)

Nylon

9.

Thermosetting plastics can only be formed once as it cannot be reheated and therefore cannot be recycled.

Examples of thermosets are

a)

Epoxy resin

b)

Polyester resin

c)

Urea formaldehyde

d)

PET

e)

High Impact Polystyrene Sheet

10.

Which group is commonly used for electrical sockets

a)

thermosetting plastics

b)

thermoforming / Thermoplastics

11.

Hardness is the

a)

ability to be formed, hammered, bent into shape without breaking

b)

ability to be stretched into lengths such as wires

c)

ability to withstand wear, scratches, dent and abrasions

d)

ability to withstand sudden shocks and impacts

12.

Toughness is the

a)

ability to be formed, hammered, bent into shape without breaking

b)

ability to be stretched into lengths such as wires

c)

ability to withstand wear, scratches, dent and abrasions

d)

ability to withstand sudden shocks and impacts

13.

Malleability / malleable is the

a)

ability to be formed, hammered, bent into shape without breaking

b)

ability to be stretched into lengths such as wires

c)

ability to withstand wear, scratches, dent and abrasions

d)

ability to withstand sudden shocks and impacts

14.

Ductility / ductile is the

a)

ability to be formed, hammered, bent into shape without breaking

b)

ability to be stretched into lengths such as wires

c)

ability to withstand wear, scratches, dent and abrasions

d)

ability to withstand sudden shocks and impacts

15.

Plastics are often preferred to metals for products because they

a)

come in a variety of colours

b)

are cheaper to mass produce

c)

are lightweight therefore easier and cheaper to transport

d)

do not need a finish as they are corrosion resistant and coloured

e)

easier to form into complex shape

16.

Natural timbers can be classified as Hardwoods and Softwoods.

Which group comes from coniferous trees?

a)

Softwoods

b)

Hardwoods

17.

Natural timbers can be classified as Hardwoods and Softwoods.

Which group comes from deciduous trees?

a)

Softwoods

b)

Hardwoods

18.

Natural timbers can be classified as Hardwoods and Softwoods.

Which group has broad leaves and is more expensive as it takes longer to grow?

a)

Softwoods

b)

Hardwoods

19.

Natural timbers can be classified as Hardwoods and Softwoods.

Which group has needle-like leaves and is more less expensive as it grows faster?

a)

Softwoods

b)

Hardwoods

20.

The cheapest group is usually

a)

Softwoods

b)

Hardwoods

c)

Manufactured Boards

21.

The group that is more environmentally friendly

a)

Softwoods

b)

Hardwoods

c)

Manufactured Boards

22.

Examples of Hardwoods

a)

Pine

b)

Cedar

c)

Oak

d)

Balsa

e)

Mahogany

23.

Examples of Hardwoods

a)

Ash

b)

Beech

c)

Jelutong

d)

Birch

e)

Balsa

24.

Examples of softwoods

a)

Pine

b)

Larch

c)

Plywood

d)

Spruce

e)

MDF

25.

Which manufactured board is made from layers of veneer glued at 90 degree angles for strength, and an aesthetically pleasing outer layer

a)

MDF

b)

Chipboard

c)

Plywood

d)

Blockboard

e)

90 degree board

26.

Deciduous trees have broad leaves

a)

True

b)

False

27.

Coniferous trees lose their leaves

a)

True

b)

False

28.

Give two reasons why copper is suitable for water pipes

a)

Malleable

b)

Corrosion resistant

c)

Tough

d)

Strong in compression

e)

Tensile

29.

Zinc is used for galvanizing ferrous metals to allow them to become ______________

a)

corrosion resistant

b)

shiny

c)

magnetic

d)

Cheaper

30.

The ability to be bent, hammered, formed into shape without breaking is known as

(a)  

31.

The ability to be stretched into lengths without snapping, such as wires is known as (a)  

32.

Saeed never recycles his bottles. Which thermoforming plastics (thermoplastics) is used for manufacturing disposable bottles

a)

Acrylic

b)

PET

c)

HIPS

d)

Nylon

33.

Which thermosetting plastics is used to manufacture electrical housings and sockets

a)

Urea formaldehyde

b)

ABS

c)

Epoxy resin

d)

Polystyrene

34.

Saad goes home afterschool and plays with his lego set. Which thermoforming plastics is used to make Lego bricks

a)

ABS

b)

PVC

c)

PVA

d)

MMA

35.

Yamen forgets to bring his ingredients for his food lessons but he always remembers the foil. Which non-ferrous metal is used to make foil

a)

Aluminium

b)

Tin

c)

Lead

d)

Zinc

e)

Foil steel

36.

Yamen cooks steaks on his metal pan. the metal pan has a plastic handle, select one reasons why it has this

a)

Thermal conductor

b)

Thermal insulator

c)

Malleable

d)

Ductile

e)

Durable

37.

Omar fell in a hole whilst walking home because the cover was missing. Which ferrous metal is commonly used to product the cover

a)

Cast Iron

b)

Stainless Steel

c)

Copper

d)

High Speed Steel

e)

Mild steel

38.

Kareem was chosen to taste Yamens and Saads cooking, he used a knife, fork and spoon. What ferrous metal is commonly used to make the cutlery

a)

Cast Iron

b)

High Speed steel

c)

Stainless steel

d)

Aluminium

39.

Andrei has not removed his jacket/coat and when Mr Maflahi asked him to remove his jacket, he dropped his laptop as he was walking outside. The laptop did not break which demonstrated which main property?

a)

Malleable

b)

Toughness

c)

Hardness

d)

Ductility

40.

Sana got angry at Yamens jokes, and threw a stapler at him. The stapler left a dent/scratch on Yamens glasses. Which property did the lens not have?

a)

Hardness

b)

Ductile

c)

Malleable

d)

Conductor

41.

Ali decided to build a house during spring break. He decided to use a metal frame for the house for additional strength. The metal structure was put up but the house was never finished, the metal started to rust. Which group of metal did Ali use?

a)

Ferrous

b)

Non-ferrous

c)

Alloy

42.

Mubarak purchased a car which was made Aluminium. Give 2 reasons why his car made out of aluminium and not mild steel?

a)

Reduce weight

b)

corrosion resistant

c)

cheaper

d)

heavier

e)

looks better

43.

Ahmad wanted to finish in first place at this quiz so he decided to put glue on everyone's keyboards. Which thermosetting plastics was used in the manufacture of the glue (adhesive)?

a)

Epoxy resin

b)

Polyester resin

c)

Melamine formaldehide

d)

Phenol formaldehyde

e)

PVC

44.

What are the advantages of recycling plastic bottles?

a)

Reducing waste in landfills, conserving energy and resources, and reducing pollution.

b)

Creating more jobs, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and saving money.

45.

Why do ferrous metals corrode easily?

a)

Absence of oxygen and moisture

b)

Presence of protective coating

c)

Low reactivity with oxygen and moisture

d)

High reactivity with oxygen and moisture

46.

What are the characteristics of hardwoods?

a)

Hardwoods have narrow leaves and are generally less dense and softer than softwoods.

b)

Hardwoods have needle-like leaves and are generally less dense and softer than softwoods.

c)

Hardwoods have broad leaves and are generally less dense and softer than softwoods.

d)

Hardwoods have broad leaves and are generally denser and harder than softwoods.

47.

What are the advantages of using non-ferrous metals in construction?

a)

Non-ferrous metals are lightweight, have high corrosion resistance, and are non-magnetic.

b)

Non-ferrous metals have low strength and durability.

c)

Non-ferrous metals are expensive and difficult to work with.

d)

Non-ferrous metals are prone to rust and corrosion.

48.

Which non-ferrous metal is commonly used in electrical wiring?

a)

Copper

b)

Aluminum

c)

Steel

d)

Brass

49.

What are the properties of non-ferrous metals that make them suitable for marine applications?

a)

Low melting point, low electrical conductivity, and poor resistance to corrosion

b)

Corrosion resistance, high strength-to-weight ratio, and good thermal conductivity

c)

Low strength-to-weight ratio, high thermal conductivity, and poor resistance to corrosion

d)

High melting point, high electrical conductivity, and poor thermal conductivity

50.

How does the use of non-ferrous metals contribute to sustainable manufacturing?

a)

Non-ferrous metals have a higher carbon footprint compared to ferrous metals.

b)

Non-ferrous metals are more expensive than ferrous metals, making them less sustainable.

c)

Non-ferrous metals are more difficult to work with, leading to higher energy consumption in manufacturing processes.

d)

Non-ferrous metals can be recycled indefinitely without losing their properties, reducing the need for mining and extraction of new raw materials.