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104 Introduction to Power Tools (RQ)

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Pneumatic tools get their power from​ _____.


a)

air pressure

b)

AC power source

c)

hand pumps

d)

fluid pressure

2.

When operating a power​ tool, it is important to always​ _____.


a)

notify a coworker

b)

wear the proper PPE

c)

wear rubber-soled shoes

d)

ask a coworker how to operate the tool

3.

Using a trigger lock to lock a​ tool's trigger in an On position​ _____.


a)

is a great way to keep your hand from getting fatigued


b)

can increase productivity


c)

ensures the tool will have enough power


d)

can be dangerous and cause injury


4.

The most common use of the power drill is to​ _____.


a)

drive nails into​ wood, metal, and plastic


b)

cut​ wood, metal, and plastic


c)

make holes in​ wood, metal, and plastic


d)

carve letters in​ wood, metal, and plastic


5.

A masonry bit is able to drill into concrete and similar material because it has a​ _____.


a)

carbide tip

b)

whip check

c)

countersink shank

d)

ceramic core

6.

An example of an electric power drill that is designed to be used in tight spaces is​ a(n) _____.


a)

electromagnetic drill


b)

hammer drill


c)

keyless chuck drill


d)

​right-angle drill


7.

The electromagnetic drill is a​ _____.


a)

cordless drill used on masonry and tile


b)

pneumatic drill that has a pounding action


c)

portable drill used on thick metal


d)

handheld drill used on wood


8.

What is the primary function of a hammer drill?


a)

To drive nails into wood, metal, and plastic


b)

To make holes in wood, metal, and plastic


c)

To cut wood, metal, and plastic


d)

To create a pounding action for drilling into masonry and concrete


9.

What is the main advantage of using a cordless power drill?


a)

It can be used in tight spaces


b)

It is more powerful than corded drills


c)

It provides mobility and eliminates the need for a power source


d)

It can be used for drilling into thick metal


10.

Why is it important to wear the proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when operating a power tool?


a)

To increase productivity


b)

To prevent potential injuries


c)

To ensure the tool will have enough power


d)

To keep your hand from getting fatigued


11.

Hammer drills are designed to drill into​ _____.


a)

​concrete, brick, and tile


b)

​drywall, fiberglass, and wood


c)

​wood, metal, and plastic


d)

roofing​ shingles, plastic, and wood


12.

Compared to a common​ drill, an impact driver has​ _____.


a)

more weight


b)

more torque


c)

more bits for precision drilling


d)

more variable speed options


13.

A pneumatic impact wrench requires the use of​ _____.


a)

a trigger lock to prevent accidental starting


b)

shear pins between the wrench and the socket


c)

impact sockets that are designed for the applicable tool


d)

an adapter so that handheld sockets will fit


14.

When cutting with a circular​ saw, grip the saw handles​ _____.


a)

and engage the trigger lock


b)

and pull the saw toward you


c)

firmly with two hands


d)

firmly with one hand


15.

The high speed setting on a reciprocating saw is used for​ _____.


a)

sawing wood and other soft materials


b)

cutting through drywall


c)

metal work


d)

grinding surfaces


16.

Before using a reciprocating saw to cut through a wall or​ partition, always​ _____.


a)

lubricate the guard with oil or grease


b)

remove the lower blade guard


c)

find out what is on the other side


d)

increase the revolutions per minute


17.

When using a​ jigsaw, avoid vibration by​ _____.


a)

setting a heavy object on the workpiece


b)

using a clamp or vise to hold the work


c)

holding the workpiece down with your free hand


d)

using a​ low-speed setting


18.

Use only a band saw that has a​ _____.


a)

a battery PACK

b)

stop

c)

​thick, three-piece blade


d)

breastplate with a broad surface


19.

A sliding compound miter saw has a rail that allows the blade to slide forward and​ backward, which enables the saw to​ _____.


a)

cut harder material than a standard miter saw


b)

cut wider material than a standard miter saw


c)

produce much less dust than a standard miter saw


d)

use much thinner blades than a standard miter saw


20.

The blade of an abrasive cutoff saw spins at such a high speed that​ _____.


a)

the resulting friction is hot enough to burn through the material


b)

it can never be more than eight inches in diameter


c)

the abrasive particles will melt into some metals


d)

it can only be used for straight cuts


21.

The end grinder is used to​ _____.


a)

grind surfaces


b)

smooth the inside of​ materials, such as pipe


c)

polish intricate work


d)

smooth the work before painting


22.

A detail grinder smoothes and polishes intricate metallic work by using attachments called​ _____.


a)

studs

b)

pins

c)

points

d)

rollers

23.

​Powder-actuated fastening systems are used to​ _____.


a)

hammer nails into metal


b)

remove nails


c)

anchor static loads to concrete


d)

penetrate drywall and treated wood


24.

Porta-Power®

cylinders are rated by how much weight they can lift and by​ _____.


a)

the distance they can move the weight


b)

their torque


c)

the amount of electromagnetic material they have


d)

how much they weigh


25.

Hydraulic jacks are used when the application calls for​ _____.


a)

extreme force to be applied


b)

manually assisted lifting


c)

quiet operation


d)

operation at high speed