WorksheetsWoodworking and Manufacturing Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does "laminating" involve?
Bonding layers of material together
Cutting wood into thin sheets
Applying a protective layer
Painting wood
What is "chisel" used for?
To remove timber with a sharp cutting tool
To glue wood pieces together
To polish wood
To paint wood
What should you do after placing the soldering iron against the circuit board and the component leg?
Remove the solder.
Allow the joint to cool.
Hold it there for a few seconds.
Touch the solder wire again.
What is one way to reduce the risk of inhaling fumes from melted solder?
Use a fan to blow away fumes.
Wear protective gloves.
Use a larger soldering iron.
Hold your breath while soldering.
What is the warning given about the soldering iron?
Do not touch the handle
Do not touch the tip on the cable or yourself
Do not use it in the rain
Do not use it near a computer
What is a solid shape often used to make a mould, often a convex shape?
Former
Acrylic
Prototype
Jig
What term describes how something looks, including color and material texture surface finish?
Aesthetic
Malleable
Dimensions
Housing
What is an exterior case or enclosure called?
Housing
Prototype
Assembly Line
Stock Form
What is a tool used to aid the repetition of a process or hold a piece of plastic in place?
Jig
Former
Cooling Jig
Line Bender
Which of the following is an advantage of CAD/CAM?
It requires expensive machinery.
It can be more accurate than hand-drawn designs.
It can be slower than traditional methods.
It requires staff training.
How does CAD/CAM benefit large-scale production?
It requires less training.
It is always consistent.
It is cheaper than traditional methods.
It uses less machinery.
What is a requirement for using CAD/CAM?
A traditional drawing board
A PC and machinery
A large workspace
A manual cutter
Which of the following is a CAM tool listed in the document?
Google SketchUp
2D Design
CNC router
Pro Engineer & Pro Desktop
Why might CAD/CAM be considered costly?
It uses free software packages.
It requires no training.
The software and machinery are expensive.
It reduces human error.
Which of the following is NOT an advantage of CAD/CAM?
Reduces human error
Requires expensive training
Saves time by modifying ideas
Consistent results in large-scale production
