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WorksheetsA Level - Product Design
Total questions: 71
Worksheet time: 39mins
Name this designer
John Dyson
Henry Hoover
James Dyson
Vinnie Vacuum
Jack Dyson
Where did James Dyson get the idea from for the bagless vacuum cleaner?
Jet engines
Nature
The wind
Human lungs
What is this paper/card? Translucent paper with small surface used for sketching and drawing (not tracing paper)
Layout Paper
Cartridge Paper
Tracing Paper
Bleed - proof paper
What is this paper/card?
Duplex Card
Foil backed and laminated card
Metal effect card
Moulded paper card
The image shows a basic ________________ for a wheeled cart.
Mock-up
Prototype
Branding
Audit
What is chipboard?
A man-made sheet material made from fibres that are glued together
A man-made sheet material made from small chips of wood that are glued together
A man-made sheet material made from thin layers of wood that are glued together
A natural material made from trees that produce even and smooth sheets of wood
Which of these timbers is a softwood?
Oak
Ash
Beech
Pine
What are the characteristics of 'green' timber?
It is freshly cut and contains high levels of moisture
It has been seasoned and dried out in the open air
It has been seasoned and dried out in a kiln
It has been processed into chips
Why is beech a popular choice for children's toys?
It is made from small particles that are glued together
It is made from flat, wide boards
It is hard wearing and sustainable
It is naturally colourful
Man-made boards include...
Balsa
MDF
Bamboo
Plywood
Select the hardwoods.
Oak
Beech
Balsa
Spruce
What does MDF stand for?
(a)
Why is a sink made from stainless steel?
Looks nice
Deep enough to fill with plates and dishes
Strong and hard-wearing
Scratch, chemical and water resistant
The raw source of metals are...
Trees
Plant and Animals
Oil and Gas
Ores
The more carbon we add to a ferrous metal the more the material becomes...
Soft and Flexible
Hard and Brittle
Tough and Ductile
Gritty and Rough
Brass is an alloy of which two metals?
Copper
Iron
Aluminium
Zinc
Name a stock form of metal.
(a)
What is added to iron in stainless steel to prevent corrosion?
Chromium
Zinc
Aluminium
Copper
Identify a thermoset plastic
Acrylic
PMMA
ABS
Polyester Resin
Identify the Thermoplastics?
Acrylic
Urea Formaldehyde
Nylon
ABS
Polythene
Which plastic is used to manufacture plug sockets?
Polyvinyl Chloride
Acrylic
Urea Formaldehyde
High Impact Polystyrene
Which of the following products are made from Acrylic
Which of the following products is made from Melamine Formaldehyde?
Which of the following units is the correct measurement for the weight of a sheet of paper?
Grammes
Ounces
Gsm
Pounds per inch
Which of the following is not a smart material?
CFRP
SMA
Pizo Electric materials
Thermo chromic paints
Identify the trigger and effect associated with thermocromic materials
Trigger = Force Effect = change in colour
Trigger = temperature Effect = change in colour
Trigger = temperature Effect = change in shape
Trigger = force Effect = change in shape
A typical application for an electrical luminescent material would be
marking of emergency exit path
Glasses frame
Coffee cup
Braces
What is an advantage of using composite materials?
You mixed one material with water to get a desirable property
You collect raw materials from the ground that have selected properties
You combine two or more materials together to get desirable properties
You combine two or more materials together to get the worst properties
Shape-memory alloys... select 2
Can be plastically deformed, and returned to original shape with heat
Can be plastically deformed, and returned to original shape with a current
Contains pigments that allow small currents to flow through
Generates a small electric charge when compressed
Uses electrochromatic technology to change transparent to opaque
Smart materials: When I am dry and at room temperature I am solid. If you put me in water over 60 degrees I become mouldable.
Kevlar
Precious metal clay
High density modelling foam
Polymorph
Which of the following technical textiles matches this description? anti-bacterial, waterproof and dries quickly.
Rhovyl
Nomex
Phosphorescent
E Textiles
Where does natural rubber come from?
Chemical factory, but made of bio-materials
Extracted from the roots of plants
Tapped from trees
Fermentation of plants
A bioplastic drawback is:
it uses non renewable sources
crops must be grown to produce it
takes hundreds of years to decompose
Check all that apply: Polylactic acids come from plants such as
Corn
Apples
Broccoli
Sugarcane
Check all that apply: What are reasons to potentially switch to bioplastics?
To reduce the carbon footprint
Uses renewable resources to be made
Some can be composted
Inexpensive to manufacture
What does biodegradable mean?
Biodegradable means it can be broken down by bacteria and fungi
Biodegradable means it can be broken down by water
Biodegradable means it can be broken down by sunlight
Biodegradable means it can be broken down by a hammer
What does a plasticizer do?
A plasticizer makes a plastic more durable
A plasticizer makes a plastic more rigid
A plasticizer makes a plastic more flexible
A plasticizer makes a plastic stronger
What material property is depicted by the image shown?
Malleability
Hardness
Toughness
Brittleness
What material property is depicted by the image shown?
Electrical conductivity
Malleability
Density
Hardness
What is this image showing?
Electroplating
Anodising
Galvanising
Dip Coating
Fair trade is best described as....
A movement that works to help people in developing countries get a fair deal for the products they make.
Designers considering ways to reduce the cost of products and services.
Making a product easy to repair
Designers consideration of the social footprint of their designs
2.In Which stage, we expect more profit along with Sales?
INTRODUCTION STAGE
GROWTH
MATURITY
DECLINE
Which of the following is NOT a property of Carbon Fibre?
Good strength to weight ratio
Can be strengthened in areas to increase structural integrity
Is an excellent conductor
Ist can be easily moulded into 3D forms
What polymer is used to make vinyl stickers?
PVC
Acrylic
Polypropylene
Polystyrene
What is this joint?
Comb joint
Dowel joint
Dovetail joint
Lap joint
This is a (a) Joint
Which of the following are examples of key elements of Art nouveau? ( Tick all that apply)
stylised sinuous plant motifs
Hand made traditional methods
The use of new material such as concrete, iron, steel and ceramics
Geometric forms
Form follow function
Which of the following are examples of Art Deco style? ( tick all that apply)
Bold colours, as well as black and chrome
Stylised Geometric forms
Form follows function
Languid lines
Playful bold and colourful
What printing process is this?
Offset lithography
Flexography
Screen Printing
Gravure
What printing process is this?
Offset lithography
Flexography
Screen Printing
Gravure
When making a vinyl sticker- How would you check for quality before applying the sticker? ( Tick all that apply)
Ensure material is lined up correctly
Check that there are no bubbles
Check the material is the correct thickness
Check that the size is correct
Look at the net, which of the following is the 3D version?
Look at the net, which of the following is the 3D version?
What does this symbol mean?
Copyright - No-one can rent, lend or alter your image without your permission
Copyright - protects the shape of a 3D design
Copyright - No-one can use the same words and design elements as you
Copyright - protects an invention
What does this symbol mean?
Registered Trade mark - No-one can rent, lend or alter your image without your permission
Registered Trade mark - protects the shape of a 3D design
Registered Trade mark- No-one can use the same words and design elements as you
Registered Trade mark- protects an invention
Which of the following are key elements of a circular economy? ( Tick all that apply)
Use waste as a resource
Include planned obsolecence
Incorporate digital technologies
Design for the future
Make things easy to dispose
Which of the following are robots used in manufacturing ( tick all that apply)
Automated guided vehicles
Programmable drones
Forklift truck
Conveyor belts
Automated warehouse system
What is the shape that the wood is moulded around called in steam bending?
Moulder
Template
Former
Shaper
Which statement about Form and Function is incorrect?
Form is the shape, style, colour, texture and theme of a product
Function is how aesthetically pleasing a product is
Highly decorative items have considered form over function
Function is important for making a product user friendly
What is anthropometric data?
The data from measuremenst of animals, products and humans
The data gathered from humans who are of average height
The data gathered from a wide variety of humans of all demographics
The data collected from a sample of humans in specific areas
What ergonomic features are relevant for the desk and chair? ( Tick all that apply)
The sound that the desk makes
The safety of the user
The comfort of the chair
The depth of the desk
