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Year 9 Design and Technology

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the advantages of stock forms of materials?

a)

They are available in a range of sizes

b)

They are available in a range of shapes

c)

Prices are kept high

d)

It is easy to store them

e)

Prices are kept low

2.

Which of these is not a natural timber?

a)

Beech

b)

Blockboard

c)

Pine

d)

Mahogany

3.

Which material is commonly used to make kitchen worktops?

a)

Pine

b)

Beech

c)

Sterling board

d)

Chip board

4.

What is melamine formaldehyde used for?

a)

children's plates, cups and bowls

b)

electrical plug sockets

c)

It is a strong adhesive

d)

a leather substitute

5.

What does PAR mean?

a)

Passed At Rear

b)

Placed At Rotation

c)

Planed All Round

d)

Pine All Right

6.

Which if these is a non-ferrous metal?

a)

stainless steel

b)

copper

c)

mild steel

d)

iron

7.

Which of these is a suitable treatment for a wooden fence?

a)

galvanising

b)

tanalising

c)

anodising

d)

plastic coating

8.

What tool is used to make straight cuts in timber?

a)

coping saw

b)

rasp

c)

fret saw

d)

tenon saw

9.

Why are natural timbers treated with pesticides?

a)

to stop them being attacked by fungus

b)

to prevent the wood rotting due to moisture

c)

to prevent attack from insects

d)

to prevent warping

10.

Which of these are manufactured boards?

a)

PDF

b)

MDF

c)

Plywood

d)

Plyboard

e)

Stock board

11.

What are knock down fittings used for?

a)

to assemble flat pack furniture

b)

to break away when a force is applied

c)

to allow a piece of furniture to open and close

d)

none of the above

12.

Which of these are stock forms?

a)

angle iron

b)

PAR timber

c)

tube

d)

all of the above

13.

What are standard components?

a)

components that are made to exact standards

b)

things you can buy anywhere

c)

components that are tested to reach safety limits

d)

components made to a range of set sizes, shapes and forms

14.

Which if the following is a standard component?

a)

hinge

b)

machine bolt

c)

self tapping screw

d)

lock washer

e)

all of the above

15.

Which is the correct definition for a torsional force?

a)

a pushing force

b)

a pulling force

c)

a bending force

d)

a twisting force

16.

Why are knots in timber not a great thing?

a)

They can ruin the aesthetic of the wood

b)

they can weaken the wood's ability to resist tension and torsional forces

c)

they can be very dense and hard to cut

d)

knots are not a problem!

17.

What type of manufactured board is waterproof?

a)

MDF

b)

chip board

c)

sterling board

d)

marine plywood

18.

What does FSC timber mean?

a)

it is the name of Forest Shop Company where you buy stock timber products

b)

it means that wood has been sourced responsibly

c)

it means that the wood has a badge of quality

d)

it means the wood comes from a farm

19.

What does seasoning timber mean?

a)

it means cutting down trees at certain times of the year

b)

it means only using timer at the end of the growing season

c)

it means leaving timber to rot naturally

d)

it means drying out the timber to remove moisture

20.

When is a go/no go gauge used?

a)

to start a machine in operation

b)

to start marking out on wood

c)

to get an idea of when to start working with wood

d)

to check something is within acceptable tolerances

21.

What are the advantages of stock forms of materials?

a)

They are available in a range of sizes

b)

They are available in a range of shapes

c)

Prices are kept high

d)

It is easy to store them

e)

Prices are kept low

22.

Which of these is not a natural timber?

a)

Beech

b)

Blockboard

c)

Pine

d)

Mahogany

23.

Which material is commonly used to make kitchen worktops?

a)

Pine

b)

Beech

c)

Sterling board

d)

Chip board

24.

What is melamine formaldehyde used for?

a)

children's plates, cups and bowls

b)

electrical plug sockets

c)

It is a strong adhesive

d)

a leather substitute

25.

What does PAR mean?

a)

Passed At Rear

b)

Placed At Rotation

c)

Planed All Round

d)

Pine All Right

26.

Which if these is a non-ferrous metal?

a)

stainless steel

b)

copper

c)

mild steel

d)

iron

27.

Which of these is a suitable treatment for a wooden fence?

a)

galvanising

b)

tanalising

c)

anodising

d)

plastic coating

28.

What tool is used to make straight cuts in timber?

a)

coping saw

b)

rasp

c)

fret saw

d)

tenon saw

29.

Why are natural timbers treated with pesticides?

a)

to stop them being attacked by fungus

b)

to prevent the wood rotting due to moisture

c)

to prevent attack from insects

d)

to prevent warping

30.

Which of these are manufactured boards?

a)

PDF

b)

MDF

c)

Plywood

d)

Plyboard

e)

Stock board

31.

What are knock down fittings used for?

a)

to assemble flat pack furniture

b)

to break away when a force is applied

c)

to allow a piece of furniture to open and close

d)

none of the above

32.

Which of these are stock forms?

a)

angle iron

b)

PAR timber

c)

tube

d)

all of the above

33.

What are standard components?

a)

components that are made to exact standards

b)

things you can buy anywhere

c)

components that are tested to reach safety limits

d)

components made to a range of set sizes, shapes and forms

34.

Which if the following is a standard component?

a)

hinge

b)

machine bolt

c)

self tapping screw

d)

lock washer

e)

all of the above

35.

Which is the correct definition for a torsional force?

a)

a pushing force

b)

a pulling force

c)

a bending force

d)

a twisting force

36.

Why are knots in timber not a great thing?

a)

They can ruin the aesthetic of the wood

b)

they can weaken the wood's ability to resist tension and torsional forces

c)

they can be very dense and hard to cut

d)

knots are not a problem!

37.

What type of manufactured board is waterproof?

a)

MDF

b)

chip board

c)

sterling board

d)

marine plywood

38.

What does FSC timber mean?

a)

it is the name of Forest Shop Company where you buy stock timber products

b)

it means that wood has been sourced responsibly

c)

it means that the wood has a badge of quality

d)

it means the wood comes from a farm

39.

What does seasoning timber mean?

a)

it means cutting down trees at certain times of the year

b)

it means only using timer at the end of the growing season

c)

it means leaving timber to rot naturally

d)

it means drying out the timber to remove moisture

40.

When is a go/no go gauge used?

a)

to start a machine in operation

b)

to start marking out on wood

c)

to get an idea of when to start working with wood

d)

to check something is within acceptable tolerances