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STEAM Review

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 37mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What button do you choose to create a new design document?

a)

The green circled button

b)

The red circled button

c)

The blue circled button

2.

Which button do you choose to Save your work?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

e)

5

3.

Which two buttons can you choose to Open a document that you have Saved?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

e)

5

4.

What is this tool called?

a)

View Cube

b)

View Box

c)

Angle Cube

d)

Angle Box

5.

How can you go to the Home view?

a)

Choose the house icon

b)

Click the Front side

c)

Hit F3

d)

Click the scroll wheel on your mouse

6.

creates a reversed/reflected image of the selected object in a specified direction and distance.

a)

Arc

b)

Construction Line

c)

Mirror

d)

Fillet

7.

The orange plane that is selected for a sketch to be drawn on.

a)

Hole

b)

Work Plane

c)

Orgin

d)

Cut

8.

(0,0,0) A fixed point from which coordinates are measured.

a)

Hole

b)

Work Plane

c)

Origin

d)

Cut

9.

An operation that removes material from a feature and creates a hollow space or opening.

a)

Shell

b)

Pattern

c)

Sweep

d)

Extrude

10.

The geometric arrangement of features or sketch objects in a rectangular or circular fashion.

a)

Shell

b)

Pattern

c)

Sweep

d)

Extrude

11.

Creates a 3D body from a 2D sketch. The profile is extended at 90 degrees from the sketch face.

a)

Shell

b)

Pattern

c)

Sweep

d)

Extrude

12.

Every 3D Model starts with

a)

extruding something

b)

drawing a 2D sketch

c)

revolving a face

13.

When creating a new sketch you should first choose

a)

an extrusion type.

b)

the timeline.

c)

a plane to draw on.

14.

How many sketches are in this design?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

15.

What do these orange squares represent?

a)

Planes you can put sketches on.

b)

Ships you can sketch on.

c)

Faces you can doodle on.

16.

If you want to change a dimension in your model you should

a)

edit the correct sketch from the timeline.

b)

create a new sketch.

c)

create an offset plane.

17.

Does the program Save your files automatically?

a)

Yes

b)

No

18.

How do you Cancel any tool you are using? Or how do you stop using a tool that's on your cursor?

a)

Esc key

b)

Enter key

c)

Right click

d)

Left click

19.

In Fusion 360 what does this tool do?

a)

Create a sketch

b)

Create a rectangle

c)

Extrude

d)

Save

20.

In Fusion 360 what does this tool do?

a)

Create a sketch

b)

Create a rectangle

c)

Extrude

d)

Save

21.

In Fusion 360 what does this tool do?

a)

Create a sketch

b)

Create a line

c)

Extrude

d)

Save

22.

In Fusion 360 when do you use this button?

a)

Create a new sketch

b)

Move from solid mode to sketch mode

c)

Move from sketch mode to solid mode

d)

Finish and save file

23.

The first step in safety is to educate yourself.

a)

True

b)

False

24.

What is the name of the laser cutter we have?

a)

LaserPro C180II

b)

LaserCutter 2000

c)

Makerbot Replicator 2

d)

Shopbot 24X18

25.

What does a red hairline do in the Laser Printer

a)

It makes a red line

b)

It cuts the material in the printer

c)

It makes Unicorns fly

d)

It makes lines

26.

I have completed my drawing in Beamo Studio. I want to save it to the memory stick. What should I do first?

a)

Place the USB memory stick in the computer.

b)

Tell the unicorn that I wish I knew what to do.

c)

Watch the laser burn through the wood.

d)

Watch the laser burn through the metal.

27.

I want to remove the memory stick without loosing the file.

Before I remove the memory stick I should

a)

Tell the unicorn that I want to remove the stick.

b)

Click on the memory symbol or arrow symbal for the memeory stick and eject the memory stick

c)

Yank it out of the machine and hope for the best

d)

Draw a red line.

28.

When I want to make a red hairline to cut material in the laser machine I should

a)

Click on a line, Right click red, and change the width to hairline

b)

Grab a coping saw and stop using the modern cutting machine

c)

Hope that the unicorn can show me how to use the coping saw

d)

Click on the x

29.

What should you always wear when soldering?

a)

safety goggles

b)

contact lenses

c)

leather gloves

d)

an apron

30.

What should you never do with the metal part of the soldering iron?

a)

touch it

b)

lick it

c)

place it on the counter

d)

All of the above

31.

Why should you never touch the soldering iron?

a)

It has germs on it

b)

you can't tell if it is hot or cold

c)

you will get shocked

32.

What is this?

a)

soldering iron

b)

solder

c)

chip wick

d)

flux

33.
What is the risk of wearing loose clothing or jewelry while using a drill?
a)
Clothing or jewelry will become damaged
b)
The drill will vibrate more
c)
The drill will become louder
d)
Clothing or jewelry can get caught in the drill
34.
Why is it important to wear safety glasses while using a drill?
a)
To protect your hands from getting injured
b)
To protect your ears from noise
c)
To protect your feet from getting injured
d)
To protect your eyes from debris
35.
What is the final step for using a cordless drill?
a)
Activate the drill
b)
Adjust the speed
c)
Remove the bit
d)
Insert the bit
36.
What should you do if the drill starts to vibrate excessively?
a)
Continue using the drill
b)
Adjust the chuck
c)
Increase the speed
d)
Reposition the drill
37.

Why is it important to secure the material being worked on when using the cordless drill?

a)
To make the drill bit last longer
b)
To make the drill more powerful
c)
To prevent the material from moving
d)
To prevent the drill from overheating
38.

What should you do after using the cordless drill? (check all that apply)

a)

Return the battery for recharging

b)

Leave the work area in a safe, clean, and tidy condition

c)

Wear protective clothing or a suitable workshop apron

d)

Inspect for live wires

39.

What should you avoid blocking and covering with your hands on the cordless drill?

a)

The drill chuck

b)

The drill bit

c)

The motor ventilation slots

d)

The battery

40.

A fundamental conventional graphic illustration of an electrical circuit. It shows the simplified shapes, power, lighting, and signal connections between the devices.

a)

Wiring Diagram           

b)

Schematic Diagram

c)

Pictorial Diagram         

d)

Line Diagram

41.

What is the vocabulary term used for the material we use to make 3D objects?

a)

filament

b)

plastic

c)

steel

42.

In the working world, many fields are using 3D printing in some way. Which field is NOT using 3D printing?

a)

medical field

b)

food, baking field

c)

architectural field

d)

education field

e)

all the above use 3D printing

43.

What is the file format we export to print?

a)

doc

b)

pdf

c)

jpeg

d)

stl

44.

When objects are 3D printed they are always solid.

a)

True

b)

False

45.

What does 3D mean?

a)

computer graphics

b)

sculptures

c)

3 dimensions

d)

stereoscopic

46.

Which is NOT something that you can print with a 3D printer?

a)

tools

b)

toys

c)

clothing

d)

body parts

e)

water

47.

3D printers will print in layers...

a)

from bottom to top

b)

from left to right

c)

right to left

d)

top to bottom

48.

Identify the type of manufacturing done by a 3D printer.

a)

Repetitive

b)

Additive

c)

Discrete

49.

The action or process of making a physical object from a three-dimensional digital model, typically by laying down many thin layers of a material in succession.

a)

3D print

b)

Laser Engraver

c)

2 Dimensional

d)

Prototype

50.

A slender threadlike material that is heated in a 3D printer in order to create an object.

a)

filament

b)

3D print

c)

revolve

d)

extrude

51.

A person who designs, builds, or maintains engines, machines, or public works.

a)

engineer

b)

entrepreneur

c)

employee

d)

workplane

52.

this delivers the filament to the hot-end of the nozzle section

a)

nozzle

b)

extruder

c)

base

d)

principle

53.

a projecting spout from which the filament is discharged onto the print bed

a)

nozzle

b)

filament

c)

base

d)

ceramic

54.

A series of actions or steps taken to achieve an end

a)

model

b)

complex

c)

process

d)

nozzle

55.

After making a 3D drawing, what is the next step

a)

Download the .STL file

b)

Download the .TXT file

c)

Upload the .mp4 file

d)

Make a tic tok video

56.

Term that describes how much materials is on the inside of a 3D print

a)

Infill

b)

Outfill

c)

Bubbling

d)

Scale

57.
What are the principles of 3D printing?
a)
Layer-by-layer construction
b)
Printing images in four dimensions
c)
Printing images in five dimensions
d)
Printing images in two dimensions
58.
What is the role of control systems in a 3D printer?
a)
To monitor the printing process
b)
To control the temperature of the extruder
c)
To regulate the printing speed
d)
To adjust the layer thickness
59.
What are the components of a 3D printer?
a)
Ink cartridge and paper tray
b)
Keyboard and mouse
c)
Extruder and build platform
d)
Scanner and display screen
60.
How is a 3D object created using Stereolithography (SLA)?
a)
By fusing powdered material with a laser
b)
By capturing the physical object's dimensions using CAD software
c)
By curing photosensitive liquid resin with a UV laser
d)
By melting raw material and depositing it precisely
61.
What are some examples of 3D printing technologies?
a)
Inkjet printing, laser printing, and screen printing
b)
Digital printing, letterpress printing, and thermography
c)
Offset printing, flexography, and gravure printing
d)
Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), Stereolithography (SLA), and Selective Laser Sintering (SLS)
62.
Which 3D printing technology uses a thermoplastic filament?
a)
Selective Laser Sintering (SLS)
b)
Stereolithography (SLA)
c)
Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM)
d)
Photosensitive liquid resin
63.
What are the different types of raw materials used in 3D printing?
a)

Thermoplastic filament, photosensitive liquid resin, and nylon

b)
Metals, ceramics, and biocompatible substances
c)
Thermoplastic filament, metals, and powdered material
d)
Nylon, ceramics, and biocompatible substances
64.
How do 3D printers build objects?
a)
By capturing the physical object's dimensions
b)
By fusing powdered material with a laser
c)
By melting raw material and depositing it precisely
d)
By depositing material layer by layer
65.
What is the workflow of 3D printing?
a)
Creating a stable build platform, regulating the movements and operations of the printer, and capturing the physical object's dimensions
b)
Designing a 3D model, preparing the printer, and monitoring the printing process
c)
Selecting appropriate settings, loading raw material, and calibrating the print bed
d)
Fusing powdered material with a laser, melting raw material, and depositing it precisely
66.

What does CAM stand for?

a)

Computer Additive Milling

b)

Control Applied Module

c)

Computer Aided Manufacturing

d)

Computer Applied Milling

67.

Which category represents the highest demand for 3D printing

a)

Fashion

b)

Educational

c)

Engineering and Design

d)

Medical

68.

A program used to transition a model from a CAD program to a 3D CAM program is known as a __________ program.

a)

Control

b)

Slicer

c)

Modifier

d)

G-Coder

69.

To enhance plate adhesion so your model doesn't move around you may have to add what is known as a ___________? underneath the model.

a)

Base

b)

Raft

c)

Stick Pad

d)

Anchor

70.

A 3D Drawing is represented in what 3 Axis?

a)

A, B, C

b)

X, Y, C

c)

Z, X, A

d)

X, Y, Z