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TLE 8 5th

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Carpentry materials that is used in securing pieces of timber together, strengthening joints and fixing metal fitting like hinges and wood locks.

a)

glue

b)

plane

c)

clamp

d)

screws

2.

Commonly used in sticking two or more pieces of wood together.

a)

glue

b)

plane

c)

clamp

d)

screws

3.

Carpentry materials that are made by mild steel, brass, and copper. They are commonly used in fixing two or more wooden pieces together.

a)

glue

b)

Nail

c)

clamp

d)

screws

4.

A type of screw that is best in fittings door handle plates decorative features.

a)

Raised head screw

b)

Coach screw

c)

Round head screw

d)

Countersunk head screw

5.

A heavy duty screw having a square head and a coarse pitched thread, it is used in connecting metal to timber and in joining heavy timber.

a)

Raised head screw

b)

Coach screw

c)

Round head screw

d)

Countersunk head screw

6.

Screw that can look decorative especially when made of brass. This screw is used in fixing pieces of materials together when countersunk screw cannot be used.

a)

Raised head screw

b)

Coach screw

c)

Round head screw

d)

Countersunk head screw

7.

Used for general woodworking projects like fitting hinges to doors. It is a type of screw that can be tightened ‘flush’ to the surface of the materials.

a)

Raised head screw

b)

Coach screw

c)

Round head screw

d)

Countersunk head screw

8.

Use to cut a round hole into a workpiece.

a)

holding tools

b)

planing tools

c)

cutting tools

d)

drilling tools

9.

Tools used in cut on wood to produce flat surface. .

a)

holding tools

b)

planing tools

c)

cutting tools

d)

drilling tools

10.

This tool has a jaw that is fixed at the side of the table and another jaw that can be moved through screw and its handle.

a)

C-clamp

b)

bar clamp

c)

Carpenter's vice

d)

Jack plane

11.

This tool can serve larger works, made from steel bar of T – section with malleable iron fitting and a steel bar of T- section with malleable iron fitting and steel screw. It is commonly used in holding frames or tops.

a)

C-clamp

b)

bar clamp

c)

Carpenter's vice

d)

Jack plane

12.

This holding tool can only be used with small works.

 

a)

C-clamp

b)

bar clamp

c)

Carpenter's vice

d)

Jack plane

13.

This tool has a cutting blade with a cutting edge of slight curvature for quick removal of material on rough work, used in oblique planning.

 

a)

Rebate plane

b)

bar clamp

c)

Carpenter's vice

d)

Jack plane

14.

This tool Is used in making rebates.

a)

Rebate plane

b)

bar clamp

c)

Carpenter's vice

d)

Jack plane

15.

Wooden piece of works are cut through the use of this toothed tool.

a)

Rebate plane

b)

bar clamp

c)

Saw

d)

Jack plane

16.

A type of saw with teeth that are firmly set.  The kerfs of this saw is wider than the blade which allows it to move freely during the cutting process without the tendency to stick into the wood or material being cut.

a)

Rip saw

b)

Compass saw

c)

Tenon saw

d)

Cross-cut saw

17.

This is used in cutting the stock either along or across the grains. It is only used for small and thin cuts since its blade is very thin.

a)

Rip saw

b)

Compass saw

c)

Tenon saw

d)

Cross-cut saw

18.

This is used in heavy works since it has a narrow, longer, and stronger tapering blade..

a)

Rip saw

b)

Compass saw

c)

Tenon saw

d)

Cross-cut saw

19.

Cuts along the grains. This type of cutting saw has its edge that can make steeper angle at about 60 degrees.

a)

Rip saw

b)

Compass saw

c)

Tenon saw

d)

Cross-cut saw

20.

A stronger chisel and general purpose chisel that can be operated using hand or with mallet. It has a flat blade.

a)

Firmer Chisel

b)

Dovetail Chisel

c)

Mortise Chisel

d)

Bevel Edge Chisel

21.

This tool has a beveled back that is used in sharpening corner for finishing joints.

a)

Firmer Chisel

b)

Dovetail Chisel

c)

Mortise Chisel

d)

Bevel Edge Chisel

22.

This tool has a cross section that is proportioned thus it can withstand heavy blows.

a)

Firmer Chisel

b)

Dovetail Chisel

c)

Mortise Chisel

d)

Bevel Edge Chisel

23.

A tool used in driving the screw through or out of the wood.

a)

Bradawl

b)

Screwdrivers

c)

Claw hammer

d)

Wood Rasp File

24.

A tool for finishing wood surfaces, removing sharp edges, and finishing fillets and interior surfaces.

a)

Bradawl

b)

Screwdrivers

c)

Claw hammer

d)

Wood Rasp File

25.

A hand operated tool that is used in boring small holes

a)

Bradawl

b)

Screwdrivers

c)

Claw hammer

d)

Wood Rasp File

26.

A small, lightweight and convenient tool that is used to create a relatively large-size holes.

a)

Carpenter's Brace

b)

Auger Bit

c)

Gimlet

d)

Mallet

27.

A common tool used in making holes in the wood.

a)

Carpenter's Brace

b)

Auger Bit

c)

Gimlet

d)

Pincer

28.

The cutting edge of this tool can be compared to a twist drill. It is used in creating holes with large diameter.

a)

Carpenter's Brace

b)

Auger Bit

c)

Gimlet

d)

Pincer

29.

A carpentry tool that is used as a hammer in driving a chisel.

a)

Claw Hammer

b)

Auger Bit

c)

Mallet

d)

Pincer

30.

This tool is made up of two forged steel arms with a jaw that has a beveled inner face and plain outer face.

a)

Claw Hammer

b)

Auger Bit

c)

Mallet

d)

Pincer

31.

This tool is usually made of cast iron. Its flat face is used in driving nails and striking purposes.

a)

Claw Hammer

b)

Auger Bit

c)

Mallet

d)

Pincer

32.

Consist of standard nail head with a diamond-shaped emblem engraved into it.

a)

Diamond Head Nail

b)

Bullet Head Nail

c)

Flat Head

d)

Roofing Nail

e)

Panel Pin

33.

One of the most versatile types of nail used in wood work. It comes in varying sizes and is used for general purposes like framing, furniture, wood paneling, and planks.

a)

Diamond Head Nail

b)

Bullet Head Nail

c)

Flat Head Nail

d)

Roofing Nail

e)

Panel Pin

34.

Commonly seen on fences, thin timber, and softwoods. It can easily be hammered.

a)

Diamond Head Nail

b)

Bullet Head Nail

c)

Flat Head Nail

d)

Roofing Nail

e)

Panel Pin

35.

Short nail with barbed and large head that is flat. It is used in securing roof or shingles to roof – deck or roof boards.

a)

Wire Nail

b)

Tack Nail

c)

Corrugated Nail

d)

Roofing Nail

e)

Panel Pin

36.

A type of nail characterized by an inverted cone – shaped head. This nail is thin in size and can enter the wood easily. This is used in fine cabinet works especially in nailing thin materials.

a)

Wire Nail

b)

Tack Nail

c)

Corrugated Nail

d)

Roofing Nail

e)

Panel Pin

37.

Nail that is cut and manufactured from coil of wire. It is most commonly used nail in construction as well as in household projects. It serves as a fastener in securing hardwood floor and in other construction processes.

a)

Wire Nail

b)

Tack Nail

c)

Corrugated Nail

d)

Roofing Nail

e)

Panel Pin

38.

A short nail with sharp and pointed ends.

a)

Wire Nail

b)

Tack Nail

c)

Corrugated Nail

d)

Roofing Nail

e)

Panel Pin

39.

A wavy piece of sheet steel with sharp ends. It is used in joining two pieces of materials with a straight butt joint.

a)

Wire Nail

b)

Tack Nail

c)

Corrugated Nail

d)

Roofing Nail

e)

Panel Pin

40.

Among the most versatile building materials. Possesses higher ratio of strength to stiffness.

a)
Concrete
b)
Steel
c)
Wood
d)
Plastic
41.

Trunk of the tree which is free from the branches

a)

log

b)

block

c)

post

d)

plank

e)

board

42.

A log that has roughly square/rectangular cross-section

a)

log

b)

block

c)

post

d)

plank

e)

board

43.

A timber piece with round or square cross section with diameter or side that ranges from 175mm to 300mm

a)

log

b)

block

c)

post

d)

plank

e)

board

44.

A 275 x 50 x 150 mm sawn timber piece with 2.5 to 6.5 meter in height

a)

log

b)

block

c)

post

d)

plank

e)

board

45.

A timber piece sawn with below 50 mm thickness and more than 125 mm wide

a)

log

b)

block

c)

post

d)

plank

e)

board

46.

A timber piece sawn at below 175 mm wide and 30 to 50 mm thick.

a)

Batten

b)

Scantlings or Reapers

c)

Beadings

d)

Shisham

e)

Sal

47.

Pieces of timber without definite or standard size.

a)

Batten

b)

Scantlings or Reapers

c)

Beadings

d)

Shisham

e)

Sal

48.

A rectangular or square timber in varying sizes or any designed cross- section mainly used as borders and frames.

a)

Batten

b)

Scantlings or Reapers

c)

Beadings

d)

Shisham

e)

Sal

49.

A rose brown timber which slowly turns into dark brown.

a)

Teak Wood

b)

Deodar

c)

Mango

d)

Shisham

e)

Sal

50.

Considered as the most common type of timber that is used in various applications

a)

Teak Wood

b)

Deodar

c)

Mango

d)

Shisham

e)

Sal

51.

Another common type of timber that is white in color. It is softly turns into yellow as it becomes hard.

a)

Chid or Chir

b)

Deodar

c)

Mango

d)

Mahogany

e)

Kail

52.

A brown timber that can be easily shaped in various products. It is widely used in making doors, packing cases, toys, and others as the chief product.

a)

Neem

b)

Haidu

c)

Mango

d)

Mahogany

e)

Kail

53.

Possesses too many knots. It can easily be painted and yields a close grained moderately hard and durable wood.

a)

Neem

b)

Haidu

c)

Mango

d)

Mahogany

e)

Kail

54.

Reddish brown in color with strong durability when dry. It has oil which protects it from attacks of insects.

a)

Neem

b)

Haidu

c)

Mango

d)

Mahogany

e)

Fir Wood

55.

When soft is dark brown in color and reddish brown when hard. It has brown stripes with an oily smell. It is used for interior works.

a)

Neem

b)

Haidu

c)

Mango

d)

Chid or Chir

e)

Fir Wood

56.

A pale red timber that is close grained tough. It is widely used in making tool handles.

a)

Neem

b)

Haidu

c)

Mango

d)

Babul

e)

Fir Wood

57.

A light brown in color when soft; and dark brown when hard. It can easily be attacked by insects but is commonly used in making drawers and packing case doors.

a)

Neem

b)

Haidu

c)

Mango

d)

Babul

e)

Fir Wood

58.

Resists the attacks of ants, thus, it can be polished better compared to other types of wood. It is generally used in making musical instruments, furniture, cabinet, and decorative work.

a)

Neem

b)

Haidu

c)

Mango

d)

Babul

e)

Walnut

59.

Changes its color from white to yellow. It is white in color when being cut but turns into yellow once cut.

a)

Neem

b)

Haidu

c)

Mango

d)

Babul

e)

Walnut

60.

A whitish brown timber that is free from ants and insects. It is comparatively hard but with poor finish ability.

a)

Neem

b)

Haidu

c)

Mango

d)

Babul

e)

Walnut