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WorksheetsDET7X5 - DNA
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
What does CAD stand for?
Code and Design
Computer Aided Design
Create and Design
Craft and Design
What does CAD stand for?
An app that allows you to analyze different design concepts
A coding program that enables you to write easily in a computer language
Computer software used to create 2D drawings or 3D models of designs
The creation and development of any robot
What does CAM stand for?
Carefully Added Material
Computer Aided Manufacturing
Computer Aided Making
Careful Addition Manufacturing
Which of the following are examples of CAM machines?
Laser Cutter
3D Printer
Guillotine
Pillar Drill
Computer
What are the advantages of using CAD?
It is easy to learn and use.
Precise, accurate drawings/models can be created.
Designs can be easily sent and edited.
The software is inexpensive to purchase.
You can use CAM to bring your model to life.
What are the disadvantages of CAD?
Staff need to be trained to fully utilize the software
It is not precise enough
It doesn't look professional
The software is very expensive to purchase
What are the advantages of CAM?
Human error is eliminated
The machinery is inexpensive
Products can be produced 24 hours a day without the need for lunch breaks
Any product can be made without assembly by a human
What is the main disadvantage of CAM?
Very expensive
Unreliable accuracy
Parts look unfinished
Takes up too much space
A prototype is:
non-working model
who knows?
a working model
None of the above
Which stage of the manufacturing process is CAD used in?
Initial design stage
Final assembly stage
Quality control stage
Packaging stage
What is the primary purpose of CAD?
To automate manufacturing processes
To generate machine-readable code
To create virtual designs
To operate CNC machines
How do CAD and CAM work together?
CAD software automates manufacturing processes
CAM software creates virtual designs
CAD designs are used as input for CAM software
CAM designs are used as input for CAD software
What does CAD stand for?
Computer Aided Design
Command And Design
Computer Are Detail
Computer And Dog
Which software do we use to create 3D objects?
Photoshop
Tinkercad
Tindercad
Google Classroom
How do you zoom in on Tinkercad?
Spacebar
Use the arrows on the keyboard
Use the scroll wheel
Right-click
Which button do you use to join objects together?
Ungroup
Mash
Join
Group
What is the process of making three-dimensional solid objects (laying down material layer by layer) from a digital file?
Invention
CNC Router
3D Printing
Manufacturing
What allows you to raise an object in Tinkercad?
Clicking & dragging the cone on top of an object
Clicking and dragging the square
Clicking the curved arrow
Number 1 is the viewcube. What does it do?
It zooms the object on the workplane in and out.
It shifts the perspective of the object so users can see all sides of the object.
It moves the object on the workplane right and left.
It adds a cube to the workplane.
Why is it important to look at all sides of a 3D object?
It's important to look at all sides of a 3D object because each side needs adjustment before printing.
It's important to look at all sides of a 3D object because it can be difficult to see misaligned objects from just one perspective.
It's important to look at all sides of a 3D object because a designer needs to make sure color is consistent on all sides.
None of the options is correct.
In Tinkercad, this image represents:
Delete
Copy
Paste
Group
What do the curved arrows allow you to do?
Rotate the object
Change the color of the object
Change the size of the object
Duplicate the object
