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Resistant Materials - Joining and Assembly

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which type of process involves shaping an object by joining materials together?

a)

Fabrication

b)

Reforming

c)

Deforming

d)

Wasting

2.

What is the most commonly used glue for joining wood due to its porous nature?

a)

PVA

b)

Epoxy Resin

c)

Gorilla Glue

d)

Cascamite

3.

What is the process of joining metal items together by melting and flowing solder into the joint?

a)

Welding

b)

Soldering

c)

Brazing

d)

Gas welding

4.

Which type of welding uses an electric current to create an electric arc between an electrode and the base material?

a)

Brazing

b)

Gas welding

c)

MIG welding

d)

Arc welding

5.

What is the purpose of using nuts and bolts in joining materials together?

a)

To clamp the materials

b)

To cut the materials

c)

To melt the materials

d)

To bend the materials

6.

Which adhesive is commonly used to glue large sheets of laminates or plastic sheets to wood?

a)

Contact adhesive

b)

Bostick

c)

Copydex

d)

Epoxy Resin

7.

What is the purpose of using rivets in joining materials together?

a)

To allow materials to hinge or swing

b)

To act like a nut and bolt

c)

To reinforce a joint

d)

To clamp the materials together

8.

Which type of adhesive is commonly used to glue polymers together?

a)

Poly Cement

b)

Copydex

c)

Epoxy Resin

d)

Tensol Cement

9.

What is the main purpose of using screws in joining materials together?

a)

To act like a nut and bolt

b)

To allow materials to hinge or swing

c)

To reinforce a joint

d)

To cut the materials

10.

Which process involves shaping an object by changing the state of the material?

a)

Deforming

b)

Reforming

c)

Fabrication

d)

Wasting

11.

What is the main purpose of using hinges in joining materials together?

a)

To bend the materials

b)

To clamp the materials together

c)

To reinforce a joint

d)

To allow materials to hinge or swing

12.

Which adhesive is commonly used to glue any type of material to another?

a)

Bostick

b)

Gorilla Glue

c)

Araldite

d)

Superglue

13.

What is the main purpose of using nails in joining materials together?

a)

To allow materials to hinge or swing

b)

To cut the materials

c)

To reinforce a joint

d)

To act like a nut and bolt

14.

Which type of process involves shaping an object by removal of material?

a)

Deforming

b)

Reforming

c)

Fabrication

d)

Wasting

15.

The processes of shaping and form can be broken down to 3 main types​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ ​ (c)  

Choose from the below words
Forming
Redistribution
Addition
Moulding
Welding
Bending
16.

What is the main purpose of using adhesives in joining materials together?

a)

To allow materials to hinge or swing

b)

To reinforce a joint

c)

To cut the materials

d)

To bend the materials

17.

Which type of process involves shaping an object by adding material?

a)

Deforming

b)

Reforming

c)

Fabrication

d)

Wasting

18.

Temporary methods use either some kind of joint or fixing which can be

(a)  

19.

Organise these options into the right categories

Categorize the following

Cross halving

Dowel joint

Bridle joint

Corner halving

Half lap joint

Comb (finger)

Stop housing

Mitre joint

Frame Joints
Box Joints
20.

What is the process of joining metal items together by heating and melting a filler metal into the joint?

a)

Welding

b)

Soldering

c)

Brazing

d)

Gas welding

21.

Name this join

a)

bridle

b)

mortise and tenon

c)

tongue and groove

d)

dowel

22.

What is the difference between the PVA and gorilla glue?

a)

Gorilla glue expands

b)

Gorilla glue sets quicker

c)

PVA is much stronger

d)

PVA dries clear

23.

Cascamite is a resin-based powder which is mixed with water

into a milk like consistency and is ideal for

(a)  

24.

Name the parts

25.

Label the Arc welding process

26.

Match the following

a)

1.

Spot Welding

b)

2.

MIG/MAG welding

c)

3.

Oxy-Acetylene welding

d)

4.

Silver soldering

e)

5.

Brazing