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WorksheetsDT Yr 11 exam prep
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 21mins
Why is one-off production carried out for some products ?
A. To produce a single exclusive product for a client
B. To produce a sample product for testing or review before deciding to make more of it
C. This is done as not enough equipment is available to mass produce
D. Option A and B
Option A, B and C
Which stage comes latest in the design process ?
Researching on materials
Comparing design specifications with final prototype
Confirming a need through a survey
Design Brief
Cover Page
(a) analysis happens when you try to find out features of items similiar to your intended solution.
The study of the dimensions of different parts of the human body is called (a) .
The holder of the hand warming cup can comfortably grip and use the cup to warm her hands. Which design factor is tested in the picture ?
Anthropometrics
Ergonomics
Aesthetics
Human Aspect of Design
What is planned obsolescence ?
It is the unavoidable time limit for using product
It is the practice of designing products to be used in a limited fashion
It is the practice of designing products with a limited life span
It is the practice of designing products for a limited period of time
The material shown in the symbol is poly (a) .
Using photovoltaic cells to generate electricity is called _______.
wind energy
solar energy
biomass energy
geothermal energy
I am a designer and I have just completed my final design on a new hybrid eco tractor engine. Who would be an appropriate client?
John Deere
Fisher Price
Yamaha
Farmers
Ford
A "client" is...
A person or company that a designer provides a solution for.
A mentor for the designer
The person who creates the prototype
The person who works for the designer
Improving an existing system, product, or process.
design
innovation
invention
technology
Activity 15: Isometric View Form Orthographic Projections? Which isometric view corresponds to the following orthographic projection?
A
B
C
Which of these is a sewing machine?
Is iron ferrous?
Yes
No
Which of these are natural?
Acrylic
Polymer
Silk
Linen
Cotton
the 6 'R's' are;
Reach
Record
Retract
Remind
Rotate
Regard
Read
Rewrite
Record
Repair
Rethink
Recongnise
Reduce
Reuse
Recycle
Refuse
Rethink
Reduce
Record
Reuse
Revaluate
Refuse
Rethink
What is meant by the term; 'Just-in-time'?
The same components or modular systems are used across many designs
Computerised stock control ensures that parts are only received when they are needed in the production process and go straight to the production site rather than being sorted
Usually an individual part, manufactured in large numbers, to an internationally accepted standard
Reducing or eliminating waste in design, manufacturing, distribution and customer services.
What is a carbon footprint
The size of your footprint
How much carbon dioxide someone breathes
A hole in the ozone layer
How much carbon dioxide is made as a result of an individual's actions
What property of a material refers to the 3D space a body takes up
Volume
Weight
Mass
Density
What modelling technique usually involves drawing the product
Conceptual model
Scale model
Graphical model
Aethetic model
What property of material refers to the ability to be drawn or extruded into a wire
Plasticity
Elasticity
Ductility
Toughness
What scale of production refers to producing a great number of items on production lines
Mess production
Batch production
Mass production
One off production
Identify which energy source is finite.
Coal
Solar
Tidal
Wind
Identify the correct definition of a composite material.
A combination of two or more different materials
A
material that changes its properties when exposed to
sunlight
A naturally occurring renewable material
A polymer material that can be injection moulded
Which of the following textile based materials comes from a sustainable source?
Denim
Elastane
Kevlar
Polyester
