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WorksheetsAFNR WebXam Review #2
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 29mins
Risk management is just about reducing injuries and deaths of people
True
False
Examples of biological hazards include?
Bacteria and viruses
Micro-organisms and insects
Plants and animals
Covid-19
What is GHS in chemical hazards?
Global Health System
Globally Harmonised System
Germany Hungary Spain
Go Home Soon
Sandals are permitted during laboratory experiments.
True
False
Three main rules when working with open flames
tie back long hair
wear gloves
wear goggles
secure loose clothing
If chemicals comes in contact with your skin or eyes, you should rinse the area water for ___________ minutes.
10
5
15
2
Unused chemical should be returned to original containers.
True
False
Always pour acid into water
True
False
What is the validity period of SDS?
3 years
5 years
2 Years
1 year
Materials handling definition contains the following except:
Movement
Storage
Control
Security
Who and what is OSHA?
Office and Social Help Administration
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
Office Supply and Heath Administration
none of the above
Why was OSHA created?
To prevent fire hazards in the workplace.
To help employers and employees reduce workplace injuries and deaths.
To help reduce the spread of viruses.
none of the above.
What are SDS's?
Symptom Data Sheets
Safety Data Standards
Safety Data Sheet
none of the above.
What are the basic building blocks of DNA and RNA?
ribose
purines
nucleotides
phosphorus
With what does synthesis of a new strand of DNA begin?
RNA primer
nucleotide unit
messenger RNA
transfer RNA
It is the three-code in DNA or mRNA strand.
introns
exons
codons
translation
DAN replication occurs during what stage of the cell cycle?
Mitosis
G2 stage
S or synthesis stage
G1
Arrange the step in DNA replication in order
1
replication fork formation or unzipping
2
primer binding
3
elongation
4
termination
A process of turning genes on and off.
gene mutation
gene regulation
gene process
gene replication
A permanent change in one or more genes
gene mutation
gene regulation
gene process
gene replication
The sequencing, analysis, cutting and pasting of DNA
gene regulation
DNA technology
mutations
replications
Why DNA technology important?
Allows the manipulation of DNA to create new genetically modified organisms
Maintain DNA in an organisms and make structure stable
Create new type of viruses and medicines to control DNA
To isolate DNA in a laboratory
Culture media: nutrient material prepared for bacterial growth in the laboratory. Which one is not a requirement for culture media?
must be sterile
must contain appropriate nutrient
must be incubated at appropriate temperature and pH
It must be incubated in dark environment
Liquid media is called
agar
broth
Which is essential for a cell's growth?
Aseptic lab
Growth media
Skilled technician
All the above
This is the practice of inserting the DNA of another species into an organism's DNA so that the organism gains a new trait.
Cloning
Gel Electrophoresis
Genetic Engineering
DNA Fingerprinting
Abrasive Chop Saw
Portable Hammer Drill
Concrete Float
Expansion Shield
Portable Saw
Portable Sawzall
Portable Hammer Drill
Engineers Hammer
Name this tool
Circular Saw
Band Saw
Table Saw
Scroll Saw
Name this tool.
Miter Saw
Table Saw
Jointer
Band Saw
Name this tool.
Drill Press
Table Saw
Jointer
Miter Saw
What is the function of this machine?
Sand one Edge
Curved cuts
Cross cut, bevel cut, angle cut
Rip cut
The function of this machine is...
Sanding
Mitered Cuts, and beveled cuts
Straight cuts, curved cuts, and resawing
Jointing one edge
Name this tool.
Sander
Drill
Drill Press
Jointer
What is the function of this machine?
Drill holes into the material
Sand the material
Smooth one surface
Joint two boards together
What is this tool called?
Table Saw
Jig Saw
Miter Saw
Circular Saw
Band Saw
What is this tool called?
Table Saw
Jig Saw
Miter Saw
Circular Saw
Band Saw
What is this tool called?
Table Saw
Jig Saw
Miter Saw
Circular Saw
Band Saw
Name this fastening tool
Crescent Wrench
Hammer
Socket Wrench
Rubber Mallet
Drill
Name this fastening tool
Crescent Wrench
Hammer
Socket Wrench
Rubber Mallet
Drill
Name this fastening tool
Crescent Wrench
Hammer
Socket Wrench
Rubber Mallet
Drill
Name this fastening tool
Crescent Wrench
Hammer
Socket Wrench
Rubber Mallet
Drill
Open End Wrench
Pipe Wrench
Regular Socket
C Clamp
Pipe Wrench
Open End Wrench
Adjustable Wrench
Drill Press Vise
Combination Wrench
C Clamp
Adjustable Wrench
Regular Wrench
Combination square
Try Square
Level
Chalk line reel
Level
Try Square
Chalk line reel
Hacksaw
In internal combustion engines, each cylinder contains a...
shaft
piston
chamber
camshaft
The combustion of fuel is produced in enclosed, sealed spaces called....
fuel injectors
combustion chambers
spark plugs
piston cylinders
In a four stroke engine, gasoline must be mixed with the correct amount of _____________.
Water
Oil
Carbon dioxide
Air
A _________ is the full travel of the piston, in either direction.
revolution
turn
cycle
stroke
A(n) _____ is a device that changes the chemical energy in fuel to mechanical energy.
camshaft
piston
engine
cylinder
The bore in which a piston travels
Cylinder
An engine part that slides back and forth in a cylinder
Piston
An engine part that links a piston to the crankshaft
Connecting rod
An engine part that converts reciprocating motion created by the engine pistons to rotating motion
Crankshaft
Four-stroke engines are commonly installed on handheld power equipment due to their smaller size and reduced weight.
True
False
Which engine type requires oil to be mixed into gas
Single cylinder
Two stroke engines
Four Stroke Engines
Auto engines
