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TOOTH CUTTING, DRIVING, BORING, HOLDING TOOLS

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

cutting wood in

across the grain

a)

Crosscut Saw

b)

Ripsaw

c)

Backsaw

d)

Coping Saw

e)

Keyhole Saw

2.

cutting wood

along the grain

a)

Crosscut Saw

b)

Ripsaw

c)

Backsaw

d)

Coping Saw

e)

Keyhole Saw

3.

cut across the

wood grain similar

to crosscut saw

a)

Crosscut Saw

b)

Ripsaw

c)

Backsaw

d)

Coping Saw

e)

Keyhole Saw

4.

cut shapes and

interior cutouts

a)

Crosscut Saw

b)

Ripsaw

c)

Backsaw

d)

Coping Saw

e)

Keyhole Saw

5.

cut holes in softer

wood or in drywall

a)

Crosscut Saw

b)

Ripsaw

c)

Backsaw

d)

Coping Saw

e)

Keyhole Saw

6.

cutting small

circles and

curves

a)

Crosscut Saw

b)

Ripsaw

c)

Backsaw

d)

Coping Saw

e)

Compass Saw

7.

tightening and

loosening screws

a)

Claw Hammer

b)

Mallet

c)

Screwdriver

8.

driving chisels

a)

Claw Hammer

b)

Mallet

c)

Screwdriver

9.

driving and

pulling out nails

a)

Claw Hammer

b)

Mallet

c)

Screwdriver

10.

it is fitted with an

adjustable chuck

that accommodate

the square-tapered

shank of the bit

a)

Hand Drill

b)

Auger Bit

c)

Brad Awl

d)

Brace

11.

make an

indentation in wood

in order to ease the

insertion of a nail

a)

Hand Drill

b)

Auger Bit

c)

Brad Awl

d)

Brace

12.

boring holes on

wood

a)

Hand Drill

b)

Auger Bit

c)

Brad Awl

d)

Brace

13.

hold and turn

parallel shanks drills

a)

Hand Drill

b)

Auger Bit

c)

Brad Awl

d)

Brace

14.

hold together

smaller woods being

joined

a)

Hand Drill

b)

Auger Bit

c)

Brad Awl

d)

Brace

e)

C-Clamp