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Worksheets2024 POAE Year End Review
Total questions: 142
Worksheet time: 3hrs 52mins
What line type is this?
section
cutting plane
angled
object
The indicated line is a(n) _________ line.
object
border
construction
phantom
The indicated line is a(n) _____________ line.
hidden
phantom
concealed
construction
Line B-B is called a ______________ line.
cutting plane
section
object
center line
What kind of lines are these?
center lines
cutting plane lines
construction lines
border lines
Hidden lines...
...are very light lines.
...cannot be seen.
...are 1/8" long dashes with 1/16" gaps in between.
...are 1/8" long dashes followed by 3/4" long dashes with 1/16" gaps in between.
Center lines...
...are 1/8" long dashes followed by 3/4" long dashes with 1/16" gaps in between.
...are made up of a short dash that gets repeated.
...are not actually at the center of an object.
...are not helpful in dimensioning and just there for looks.
(a) are long-short-short-long lines most often used to show the travel or movement of an object or a part in alternate positions. It can also be used to show adjacent objects or features.
__________________lines are thick (0.6 mm) dashed lines, that extend past the edge of the object 6mm (1/4") and have line segments at each end drawn at 90 degrees and terminated with arrows. The arrows represent the direction of the line of sight for the section view and they point away from the sectioned view.
Cutting Plane
Hidden
Construction
Viewing Plane
________________are used to show where an object is broken to save drawing space or reveal interior features. Break lines come in two forms: a freehand thick line, and. a long, ruled thin line with zigzags.
Break Lines
Hidden Lines
Cutting Plane Lines
Object Lines
____________________or hatching, that represent the cut surface usually consist of thin parallel lines, as shown below, drawn at an angle of approximately 45° to the principal edges or axes of the part. For most purposes, the general use symbol of cast iron is used.
Cutting Plane Lines
Section Lines
Construction Lines
Break Line
Are your Airpods allowed in the shop?
yes
no
The name of the part of the drill press that holds the bit is called the:
Chuck
Press Head
Lock Head
Key
Our drill press requires that the bit is locked in the chuck by using a:
Chuck Key
Head Key
Chuck Key Square
Awl Chuck
It is recommended that a bit be inserted at least __________ inch(es) into the chuck before locking the bit in place.
1 inch
1/2 inch
1 1/2 inches
it doesnt matter as long as the bit doesn't wobble when the machine is turned on
Safety requires that larger holes should be drilled with the speed of your drill set at:
low speed
high speed
medium speed
True or False: You should always have a piece of wood under the material you are drilling into.
true
false
One of the common accidents that can occur on the drill press happens when:
the chuck key is left in the chuck
a drill bit is left in the chuck
the table height is not adjusted properly
the machine is being used without being turned on
If you wish to use the drill press to drill a series of holes that are all the same depth you can:
use the depth gauge that is built into the drill press
measure the depth of each hole
take a guess
bring the handle down the same amount every time
When drilling a large, or deep hole, it is recommended that you not drill the hole all at one time. Instead, while drilling you should occasionally stop drilling and back the bit out of the hole to:
All the answers
help clear the wood chips from the hole
allow the bit to cool
prevent the wood and bit from burning
True or False: You should always clamp your material by using either a C-Clamp or a Vise
true
false
You should always check to ensure you are drilling straight into the wood (this means at a right angle to the surface of the wood). You can do this by:
using a square
using an awl
using your eye
not checking and doing it anyway
True or False: It is safe to use the drill press if the bit is wobbling around the chuck.
true
false
True or False: You can operate the machine without tightening the chuck with the chuck key.
true
false
True or False: It is safe to operate the machine when someone is within 3 feet of you (about 1 arms length)
true
false
When drilling into longer stock your longer end should stick out to which end:
the left
the right
towards you
If your material starts to twist up the drill bit what should you do:
turn off the machine
shout helicopter and run away
leave the machine running and walk away
nothing and complete drilling your hole
True or False: Safety glasses must always be worn when using the drill press.
true
false
What should be done with articles of clothing such as ties, coats and long sleeves when operating the table saw?
Keep them away from the saw blade
Remove or fasten them out of the way
Do not get close to the saw
Have a student hold them out of the way
Which of the following items should NOT be worn when operating the table saw?
Rings
Gloves
Bracelets
All of these
Personal protective equipment which should be worn when operating the table saw is/are _______.
a. gloves
b. ear protectors
c. safety glasses
both b and c
When setting the table saw up for a job, the saw blade should be checked for _______.
stripped threads
loss of temper
cracks and missing teeth
distorted arbor
The arbor nut on a table saw is tightened only when __________.
it becomes loose
the electrical service is disconnected at the circuit breaker
the class is over by the teacher
permission is granted
To prevent slipping or falling when using the table saw _________.
turn the saw off before removing material
stay within the safety zone
do not overreach when feeding material through the saw
wear tennis shoes
When sawing with the table saw, which of the following would not be a safe practice?
Use the blade guard
Secure a helper to support the material being sawed
Push the material through the saw with the right hand and a push stick
Stand in line with the saw blade
After a cut has been completed, what should the operator do before leaving the table saw?
Turn the electrical service off at the circuit breaker or fuse box
Clear the work zone of all students
Make sure the saw blade has stopped turning
Lock the blade
When making a rip or crosscut, the saw blade should extend no more than ________ inches above the stock being cut.
1/4
1/8
3/8
1/2
When bevel or chamfer cuts are made, the hands of the operator should be __________.
Slightly to the right of the table edge
In front of the saw blade
Opposite side from which the blade is tilted
One hand on the right and one hand on the left of the blade
Which type of stock should never be ripped on the table saw?
Square stock
Thick stock
Round stock
Flat stock
Which of the following operations require the use of a push stick on the table saw?
Ripping narrow materials
Crosscutting
Mitering
Dadoing
Which table saw accessory gives width settings for the rip fence?
Front rail
Rear table rail
Table ruler
Miter head
A push stick must be used if material is less than _____ inches in width.
4
6
8
10
When ripping warped lumber the bow should be turned ___________.
down
up
horizontally
perpendicular to the blade
The maximum distance the rip fence can safely be set from the saw blade is ________.
36 inches
the distance measured when the carriage is flush with the end of the front rail
48”
12 inches on a 12” table saw
The accessory used when crosscutting on the table saw is the _________.
front rail
miter head
fence
table slot
When crosscutting, most table saw operators prefer to work on the ________ side of the saw blade.
right
left
both of these
neither of these
The miter head gauge is calibrated in __________.
inches
feet
degrees
inches/centimeters
The miter head and right hand table slot are recommended for use when ________.
right angle rip cuts are to be made
compound bevel crosscuts are to be made
ripping short pieces
ripping multiple cuts of the same size
When stock is held loosely against the miter head one may experience ________.
poor cuts
binding of the blade
material vibration
all of these
When long materials are crosscut on the table saw the operator needs _________.
auxiliary support
a push stick
a properly adjusted fence
all of the above
The motion of the band saw blade can best be described as:
moving in the down direction in a rotating continuous loop
rotating in the up direction in a continuous loop
moving up and down in a reciprocating motion
rotating from below the table and toward the wood, with the teeth pointed toward the surface of the wood
The band saw table can be checked to be sure that it is square (at a right angle to the blade) by:
using a square
using a ruler or tape measure
using a block of wood
looking at it with your eye
How many inches away from the blade should your hands and fingers be at all times:
at least 3 inches
at least 4 inches
at least 2 inches
at least 1 inch
What should be on the machine table when the saw is in operation?
only the piece of wood that you are going to cut
a square and any other tools you may need
all of the pieces of your project
all the pieces that you plan to cut that day
The teeth of a properly installed band saw blade should be pointing:
down and toward the table
up and away from the table
it doesn't matter, the teeth will cut properly when pointing in any direction
down any towards the back of the machine
True or False: It is ok to walk away from the band saw if the blade is still in motion as long as you have turned it off.
true
false
True or False: The band saw can make either straight or curved cuts.
true
false
If you are cutting a piece of wood that is too small to allow your hands to stay a safe distance away from the blade, then you can:
use a "push stick"
cut the wood as long as you are careful
use a file or screwdriver instead of your hands
adjust the table angle to make it more difficult to get your fingers near the blade
You use a ___________ cut when cutting curves.
relief
waste
scrap
curve
True or False: You should always cut directly on the line without leaving room for sanding.
true
false
The blade guide that you need to adjust should be how high above the surface of the material?
1/4 inch
1/2 inch
it doesn't matter
3/4 inch
You should never attempt to cut a round object using a power tool unless you have first advised the teacher. One method that the teacher may suggest to help you to hold and stabilize a round piece of wood would be to use a:
V-Block
Push stick
Chuck Key
Bar Clamp
Two cutting guides for the band saw that were demonstrated in class. When properly adjusted and used, these guides will help you to make cuts that are straight and more accurate. The two guides demonstrated were:
the rip fence which is used when you are cutting in the same direction as the grain, and the miter gauge with is used when you are cutting across the grain
the miter gauge, which is used for cutting in the same direction as the grain. The rip fence which is used when cutting at a right angle to the grain
the rip fence and miter gauge are interchangeable. Either can be used for cross cutting or rip cutting
you don't need anything just use your hands
If a small piece of wood were to become caught in the throat plate, what should you do:
turn off the machine and wait for it to come to a complete stop before using a scrap piece of wood to remove it
remove it with your hand while the machine is running
turn off off the machine and remove the material before the blade comes to a complete stop
leave it there and wait for someone else to deal with it
In class we discussed a general rule about how fast you should cut when using a power tool. The rule discussed was stated as follows:
you should cut at a rate that is slower than the machine is capable of cutting
you should cut as fast as the machine is able to cut
you should at a rate that is equal to 1/2 in per second
you should cut based on the sound of the machine, you can tell if you are cutting too fast because the wood will vibrate and the machine will make a sound
It is never recommended to back out of a cut when the machine is running, however, on the band saw one exception that was discussed was when you are:
making relief cuts
cutting hard woods such as oak or maple
using pine or other soft woods
making 2 parallel cuts
True or False: The band saw gets its name because the blade is one continuous band.
true
false
True or False: It is safe to keep your hands behind the blade in an attempt to pull your material through the cut.
true
false
Where should you never stand when using the band saw in case the blade breaks
to the right
behind the machine
to the left
What should you do if the blade comes off the upper and lower wheels:
turn the machine off and get the teacher
nothing it will be fine
leave it for the next person
attempt to change it yourself
X-Acto knives are important tools for...
Lion Tamers.
Carpenters.
Graphic Artists and Designers.
Gardeners.
X-Acto knives are used to cut...
single sheets of paper.
thick stacks of paper.
cardboard.
plastic.
What type of blade should the knife have before you use it?
Dull.
Rusty.
Broken.
Sharp and Clean.
When transporting your knife from Mrs. Mason's desk to your seat, your knife should...
be put in your pocket.
be tossed over to your table.
be kept in its plastic tube until seated and ready for use.
be rolled on the floor to your seat.
To avoid eye injury, students should...
keep knives distanced away from face and wear glasses if you have them.
toss knives away from you to your friends.
continue to use a wobbly blade that might break and fly upwards.
lay their head on the table as they are making cuts so they can be really close to each cut.
X-Acto knives are great tools because they are used for...
tightening screws.
prying open cans of paint.
whittling down a piece of wood.
making intricate cuts for impeccable craftsmanship.
What should you use if you want to cut a straight line?
The table.
A book.
A metal straight edge.
You can just eyeball it.
When you are making a cut, you should...
pull the knife towards your hand that is holding the paper.
pull the knife towards you but in a direction that is to the side of your body and not to a body part / hand.
stand up and talk non-stop to your neighbors. This shows you can multi-task.
do it on your lap.
If you cut yourself, you should...
stick your finger in your mouth and never tell anyone.
tell Mrs. Mason, go to the sink, and wash the cut with soap and water.
wrap masking tape around the cut and keep making your art.
wrap a paper towel around it so you do not get blood on your artwork.
When you are returning your knife, be sure to...
tell Mrs. Mason if you need a new blade, hand it to her in a plastic protection tube.
toss it on Mrs. Mason's desk in the plastic tube.
toss it on Mrs. Mason's desk separately with the plastic tube.
leave it laying around the art room.
What do you cut your paper on?
Self-healing mat
Magazine
Art Table
Lap
Are your Airpods allowed in the shop?
yes
no
The CO2 cartridge onboard a racecar. The power plant housing is the body material that surrounds the cartridge.
The format of @X,Y is which of the following defining position methods
Interactive
Absolute Coordinates
Direct Distance entry technique
Relative Polar Coordinates
Relative Rectangular Coordinate
To end the line command you can press ______ on the keyboard
Space Bar
Esc
Backspace
Enter
