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Carp 1 27103 RQs & TT

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The most accurate level is the​ _____.

a)

Torpedo level

b)

Water level

c)

Carpenters level

d)

Line level

2.

Antilaser eyewear should be worn when a laser​ level's output is greater than​ _____.

a)

5mW

b)

8mW

c)

10mW

d)

2mW

3.

The type of square that is only useful for marking angles at 90 degrees to the edge is called a​ _____.

a)

speed square

b)

try square

c)

combination square

d)

framing square

4.

The plane used to true long boards such as the edge of a door is known as a​ _____ plane.

a)

jack

b)

jointer

c)

block

d)

smoothing

5.

The handsaw used to make very fine cuts for joinery is called the​ _____.

a)

Back saw

b)

The Advisory Committee

c)

compass saw

d)

Dovetail saw

6.

The amount of material removed by the blade of a saw during a through cut is called the​ _____.

a)

kerf

b)

cut

c)

dado

d)

pocket

7.

A cut that is made across the grain at an angle other than 90 degrees is called​ a(n) _____.

a)

bevel

b)

miter

c)

angle

d)

dado

8.

The size of a table saw is determined by​ _____.

a)

The size of the fence

b)

The​ largest-sized blade it will take

c)

The measurement of the table

d)

The degree of bevel it can cut

9.

Which of the following tasks is not commonly done with a power​ plane?

a)

Chamfering

b)

beveling

c)

cross cutting

d)

straightening

10.

A nailer or stapler that is powered by compressed air is called​ _____.

a)

hydraulic

b)

pneumatic

c)

kinetic

d)

cordless

11.

One of the hazards associated with a table saw is the possibility of _____ as the stock gets pinched as it travels through the saw blade.

a)

kickback

b)

hard wood

c)

sawdust

d)

throwback

12.

The _____ should be sharpened on a bench grinder to ensure smooth cutting.

a)

chiselers

b)

screwdriver

c)

plane iron

d)

flat iron

13.

When cutting trim molding around a doorframe, you would most likely be performing _____.

a)

bevel

b)

chamfer

c)

miter

d)

slanted

14.

If a long board has an imperfect edge, a jointer plane can be used to make it _____.

a)

false

b)

true

c)

accurate

d)

horizontal

15.

_____ are formed when the tongue of a workpiece is fit into a rectangular cutout or opening on an adjoining piece.

a)

butt joint

b)

tongue in groove joint

c)

mortise and tenon joint

d)

tongue lap joint

16.

Use a _____ to hold a door safely on edge when planing it.

a)

door jack

b)

plane stiffener

c)

door jack-up

d)

butt hinger

17.

A cut that is made across the sloping edge or side of a workpiece at an angle of less than 90 degrees is known as a _____ .

a)

bevel

b)

miter

c)

chamfer

d)

dado

18.

The installation of a strike plate and hinges in a doorjamb would require _____.

a)

miter cuts

b)

Pocket (Plunge) Cuts

c)

chamfer cuts

d)

dado cuts

19.

When measuring, account for the amount of material removed by the saw blade, which is known as the _____.

a)

smurf

b)

kerf

c)

blade shadow

d)

cheetos

20.

A _____ is a triangular joint often used to attach drawer fronts to the sides in antique furniture.

a)

dove tail

b)

fish tail

c)

robin's tale

d)

drawer tail

21.

A cut made across the grain in lumber is known as a _____ .

a)

dado

b)

slash cut

c)

cross cut

d)

carpenter cut

22.

A rectangular cut made along the edge or end of a board to receive another board is known as a _____ .

a)

mortise cut

b)

rabbet cut

c)

tenon cut

d)

dado cut

23.

A _____ can be used to cut lumber at precise angles.

a)

spider box

b)

cereal box

c)

soap box

d)

miter box

24.

The installation of crown molding often requires that wood be cut with both a bevel and a miter, which is known as a _____.

a)

two-way cut

b)

this way and that way cut

c)

compound cut

d)

doubled-up cut

25.

For cabinet drawers, _____ should be cut in the sides, front, and back to receive the drawer bottom.

a)

rabbet cuts

b)

cold cuts

c)

lined-up cuts

d)

bottom cuts