Worksheets7202 unit 104 L1
Total questions: 47
Worksheet time: 24mins
Why is it important to use hand tools correctly as a plumber or electrician?
To make the job faster
To avoid potential dangers
To impress others
To save money
What forms an important part of training for using hand tools?
Learning to use them quickly
Understanding their potential dangers
Buying the most expensive tools
Painting the tools
What is the main message about using tools?
Use any tool you have.
Always use the right tool for the job.
Tools are not important.
Use the biggest tool available.
What is a lump or club hammer mainly used for?
Painting walls
Heavy hammering work
Cutting wood
Measuring distances
Which of the following is a use for a lump or club hammer?
Writing
Cooking
Light demolition work
Sewing
What is a claw hammer used for?
Driving and extracting nails from wood
Cutting wood
Measuring angles
Painting surfaces
What material is the head of a claw hammer made from?
Plastic
Forged steel
Aluminum
Rubber
What shape does the claw of a claw hammer split into?
Circle
Square
'V' shape
Triangle
What materials can the handle of a claw hammer be made from?
Wood, fiberglass, or steel
Plastic, rubber, or glass
Copper, iron, or lead
Paper, cardboard, or cloth
What is a spirit level used for?
To measure temperature
To ensure appliances are installed level
To cut materials
To paint surfaces
What do spirit levels use to show if something is level?
A laser beam
A digital display
A bubble between two marked lines
A compass
What type of levels are sometimes used instead of manual levels?
Water levels
Electronic or laser levels
Magnetic levels
Sound levels
What are the two main sizes of spirit levels commonly used in plumbing?
600mm and 1200mm
300mm and 600mm
1000mm and 1500mm
200mm and 400mm
What is a special feature of the 'boat level'?
It is magnetic
It is waterproof
It is digital
It is solar-powered
What does it mean when the bubble in a spirit level is perfectly between the two line markers?
It is level.
It is not level.
It is broken.
It is upside down.
What does it mean if the bubble in a spirit level is not perfectly between the two line markers?
It is level.
It is not level.
It is broken.
It is upside down.
What is the purpose of a tape measure?
To measure the size of an item or mark out correctly
To cut materials
To paint surfaces
To drill holes
What are the common lengths of tape measures mentioned?
3m or 5m
1m or 2m
10m or 15m
7m or 9m
In which units can a tape measure provide measurements?
Millimetres, metres, inches, and feet
Kilograms and pounds
Liters and gallons
Hours and minutes
What is a chalk line used for?
To mark the position of long lengths for pipe runs or trunking
To paint walls
To measure temperature
To cut wood
What is a chalk line made of?
String covered with chalk powder
Metal rod
Plastic tube
Rubber band
How is a chalk line used?
It is flicked to leave a chalk line along the wall
It is painted on the wall
It is glued to the wall
It is nailed to the wall
What is a string line commonly used with?
A chalk line
A line level
A measuring tape
A ruler
What is the main difference between a string line and a chalk line?
String line is longer
Chalk line is heavier
String line has no chalk powder
Chalk line is more colorful
What can a string line sometimes include to give a vertical line?
A ruler
A plumb line
A measuring tape
A pencil
What is an adjustable spanner used for?
Cutting wires
Tightening or loosening nuts
Hammering nails
Measuring length
How should a flat-sided nut be adjusted?
With a hammer
With grips
With a spanner
With a screwdriver
Why is the head of the spanner shaped to be positioned on the nut one way only?
To make it look nice
To ensure force is applied correctly and slip is minimized
To make it heavier
To make it lighter
What are wood chisels mainly used for?
Painting walls
Notching joists
Planting trees
Cooking food
Which of the following is a type of wood chisel?
Flat-bladed
Round-edged
Curved-point
Sharp-tipped
What is a cold chisel used for?
Cutting and breaking masonry, stone, and brickwork
Painting walls
Measuring distances
Mixing cement
What tool is used with a cold chisel?
Lump hammer
Paintbrush
Screwdriver
Tape measure
What is a bolster chisel used for?
Cutting masonry, stone, and brickwork
Painting walls
Measuring wood
Mixing cement
What is a special version of a bolster chisel called?
Floorboard chisel
Wood chisel
Metal chisel
Glass chisel
What is a flathead screwdriver used for?
Slot-headed screws
Chiseling wood
Tightening bolts
Cutting wires
Why is it important to have a selection of flathead screwdrivers?
To use as a hammer
Because screw size varies
To cut metal
To paint walls
What should a flathead screwdriver not be used as?
A chisel or wedge
A paintbrush
A measuring tape
A ruler
What are the two styles of crosshead screwdrivers mentioned?
Flathead and Torx
Philips and Pozidrive
Hex and Allen
Slotted and Square
Which style of crosshead screwdriver is the older one?
Pozidrive
Torx
Philips
Hex
What is the main purpose of the Phillips head design?
To prevent over-tightening
To make screws colorful
To make screws larger
To make screws invisible
What shape does the Pozidrive head have?
Eight-point star
Circle
Triangle
Square
Can a Phillips screwdriver fit a Pozidrive screw?
Yes
No
Only sometimes
Only if it's a large screw
What is another name for a pad saw?
Keyhole saw
Circular saw
Chain saw
Band saw
What is a pad saw used for?
Cutting small or awkward holes
Painting walls
Measuring distances
Hammering nails
What can the blade of a pad saw be swapped with to cut metal?
Hacksaw blade
Scissors
Knife blade
Screwdriver
What is a universal hard-point saw used for?
Cutting wood to length or plastic pipework
Cutting metal sheets
Painting surfaces
Drilling holes
What material are the teeth of a universal hard-point saw made from?
Plastic
Tungsten steel
Aluminum
Copper
