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WorksheetsRevision Y11E
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 38mins
Which of these is a sewing machine?
When was the sewing machine invented?
1801
1755
1763
1699
What does DT stand for?
Design Technology
Decorating Time
Define Tatter
Do Times
Sewing threads to make cloth is known as what?
Jogging
Skipping
Sewing
Knitting
What is the E in ACCESSFM?
Ethics
Environment
Espionage
Energize
What word means that a product is designed to fit for different people?
Functions
Test
Aesthetics
Ergonomics
Is iron ferrous?
Yes
No
Which of these are natural?
Acrylic
Polymer
Silk
Linen
Cotton
a machine that can do one or more tasks based on a computer program
robot
car
robotics
the science and the study of robots
robotics
robot
design technology
artificial intelligence
a way to communicate with computer
talk
communicate
programming
the ability of robot to learn and make decision
robotics
artificial intelligence
robot
the mechanical component used for movement
brain
gears
sensor
Data that is entered into the computer system via an input or storage device.
output
input
operation
The results of the operation of any system.
output
input
process
the physical parts of a computer
software
hardware
input
the programs and other operating information used by a computer.
software
hardware
output
Which is a softwood?
Oak
Pine
Mahogany
Cherry
Which material has the properties of durability , toughness, splits on the grain lines ,
Thermoplastics
Hardwoods
Metals
The darker lines on a piece of timber is called
Grain
Knot
End grain
Rings
Hardwoods have
broad leaves, which they lose in the winter.
broad leaves, which they keep in the winter.
needle-like leaves, which they lose in the winter.
needle-like leaves, which they keep in the winter.
Softwoods have
broad leaves, which they lose in the winter.
broad leaves, which they keep in the winter.
needle-like leaves, which they lose in the winter.
needle-like leaves, which they keep in the winter.
Hardwoods grow
slower than softwoods
faster than softwoods
Oak is an example of
hardwood
softwood
Seasoning timber is when it is dried out to lower the moisture content. What happens to unseasoned timber?
It increases strength.
It attracts insects.
It causes skin rashes.
It warps and bends.
What does the picture show?
Regular sections
Mouldings
Dowels
Sheets
What does the picture show?
Regular sections
Mouldings
Dowel
Sheets
What are the advantages of varnish?
It is opaque, is hardwearing and easy to apply.
It is transparent, is hardwearing and changes the colour.
It is transparent, is hardwearing and glossy or matte.
What is a veneer and why would you apply it to MDF?
It is a thin layer of timber used to make MDF stronger.
It is a thin layer of a material used to make MDF look different.
It is a type of timber that makes MDF waterproof.
It is a type of timber that helps MDF look different.
What are the 2 classifications of timbers
hardwood
fruit tree
man made
softwood
Where do man made woods come from?
factory
man made forest
collection of recycled materials
B&Q
Choose 3 hardwoods
oak
pine
larch
beech
ash
choose 3 softwoods
oak
pine
beech
larch
spruce
choose 3 man made woods
pine
MDF
Ash
plywood
hardboard
List 3 properties of hardwoods
strong
hard wearing
durable
expensive
attractive
List 3 properties of softwoods
strong
hard wearing
durable
cheap
tough
List 3 properties of Man made boards
strong
available in large sizes
waterproof
cheap
tough
Which is a softwood?
Oak
Pine
Mahogany
Cherry
Which material has the properties of durability , toughness, splits on the grain lines ,
Thermoplastics
Hardwoods
Metals
The darker lines on a piece of timber is called
Grain
Knot
End grain
Rings
Hardwoods have
broad leaves, which they lose in the winter.
broad leaves, which they keep in the winter.
needle-like leaves, which they lose in the winter.
needle-like leaves, which they keep in the winter.
Softwoods have
broad leaves, which they lose in the winter.
broad leaves, which they keep in the winter.
needle-like leaves, which they lose in the winter.
needle-like leaves, which they keep in the winter.
Hardwoods grow
slower than softwoods
faster than softwoods
Oak is an example of
hardwood
softwood
Seasoning timber is when it is dried out to lower the moisture content. What happens to unseasoned timber?
It increases strength.
It attracts insects.
It causes skin rashes.
It warps and bends.
What does the picture show?
Regular sections
Mouldings
Dowels
Sheets
What does the picture show?
Regular sections
Mouldings
Dowel
Sheets
What are the advantages of varnish?
It is opaque, is hardwearing and easy to apply.
It is transparent, is hardwearing and changes the colour.
It is transparent, is hardwearing and glossy or matte.
What is a veneer and why would you apply it to MDF?
It is a thin layer of timber used to make MDF stronger.
It is a thin layer of a material used to make MDF look different.
It is a type of timber that makes MDF waterproof.
It is a type of timber that helps MDF look different.
What are the 2 classifications of timbers
hardwood
fruit tree
man made
softwood
Where do man made woods come from?
factory
man made forest
collection of recycled materials
B&Q
Choose 3 hardwoods
oak
pine
larch
beech
ash
choose 3 softwoods
oak
pine
beech
larch
spruce
choose 3 man made woods
pine
MDF
Ash
plywood
hardboard
List 3 properties of hardwoods
strong
hard wearing
durable
expensive
attractive
List 3 properties of softwoods
strong
hard wearing
durable
cheap
tough
List 3 properties of Man made boards
strong
available in large sizes
waterproof
cheap
tough
