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Ceramics

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
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1.

Which of the following is (are) property(ies) of ceramic?

a)

brittle

b)

heat-resistant

c)

corrosion resistant

d)

all of the above

2.

High-fired ceramics, like stoneware and porcelain, were first produced by what culture?

a)

Romans

b)

Vulcans

c)

Greeks

d)

Chinese

3.

Ceramic materials are weak in

a)

shearing

b)

tension

c)

both (shearing) and (tension)

d)

compression

4.

Ceramic materials are

a)

inorganic and non metallic

b)

low hardness

c)

ductile and malleable

d)

magnetic and wear resistant

5.

Ceramics are usually good...

a)

electrical conductors

b)

electrical and thermal insulators

c)

dimensional tolerances

d)

for fashion industry

6.

Glasses have property(ies) such as

a)

crystalline structure

b)

ductile

c)

transparency and hardness

d)

high tensile strength

7.

Which of the following ceramic materials comes under the category of traditional ceramics?

a)

tungsten carbide

b)

titanium carbide

c)

silicone carbide

d)

alumina

8.

Advanced ceramics are also referred to as

a)

rapid prototyping

b)

traditional ceramics

c)

superior ceramics

d)

engineering ceramics

9.

Refractory ceramics often in the form of

a)

coating

b)

bearing

c)

bricks and filters

d)

cutting tool

10.

Below are some types of ceramics except?

a)

Silicate ceramics

b)

Oxide ceramics

c)

non-oxide ceramics

d)

tungsten ceramics

11.

The principal ingredient in all glass products comprising of of 50-75% of the composition is?

a)

iron

b)

alumina

c)

silica

d)

carbide

12.

Select the common glass products from the list below

a)

refractory products

b)

windows, containers, light bulb glasses, laboratory glassware

c)

engine casing, car seat

d)

grinding wheels, bearing, laminate

13.

Ceramics can be amorphous and crystalline but glasses are only...

a)

organic

b)

liquid

c)

solid

d)

amorphous

14.

The advantages of ceramics are as follows except?

a)

low density

b)

good impact resistance

c)

corrosion resistant

d)

high melting point

15.

Which of the following is (are) ceramic forming technique(s)?

a)

injection molding

b)

slip casting

c)

shaping by hand

d)

all of the above

16.

Ceramic materials are usually ___ bonded materials.

a)

ionic

b)

covalent

c)

ionic and covalent

d)

metallic

17.

The material on the surface of a piece of ceramics is called ____ ?

a)

dirt

b)

paint

c)

glaze

d)

varnish

18.

Below are some disadvantages of ceramics except?

a)

Dimensional Tolerances difficult to control during processing

b)

Weak in Tension

c)

Poor Shock/Impact resistance

d)

Low electric resistivity

19.

Summarise what you learned about ceramics in 3 sentences.

4 lines
20.

Did you understand the ceramics lecture?

a)

Yes

b)

No