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Wood conversion and Timber Seasoning

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are felled trees

a)

Tress before they are cut down

b)

Trees with no leaves

c)

Trees after they are cut down

d)

Trees after being converted into logs

2.

Why are logs cut into boards

a)

Better to look at

b)

Easier to work with

c)

Better for firewood

d)

To have less wood wastage

3.

Which of these is not a method of timber Conversion

a)

Through and Through Sawing

b)

Quarter Sawing

c)

Tangential sawing

d)

Rip Sawing

4.

Is slash sawing another name for through and through sawing

a)

True

b)

False

5.

What is an Advantage of Through and Through sawing

a)

Can get thinner boards

b)

More waste

c)

Can get wider boards

d)

No waste

6.

Why is a sliver grain affect sought after from quarter sawn wood

a)

Grain patter makes the wood more durable

b)

Aesthetically pleasing to the eye

c)

Straighter grain than usual

d)

Wood is silver

7.

Is quarter sawing more likely to cup

a)

True

b)

False

8.

What kind of grain pattern does Tangential sawing produce

a)

Silver Ribbon effect

b)

Straight Grain Pattern

c)

Diagonal Grain Pattern

d)

Flame Grain pattern

9.

Why does Tangential Sawing have a high labour cost

a)

Log needs to be turned

b)

Too much waste

c)

Machine to cut tangentially costs a lot compared to other methods

10.

A newly felled tree contains what percent (%) of moisture

a)

10

b)

20

c)

50

d)

70

11.

What does moisture content does Timber seasoning aim to reduce to

a)

Below 20%

b)

Below 30%

c)

Below 50%

d)

Below 10%

12.

MC stands for what

(a)  

13.

Wood is hygroscopic meaning....

a)

It swells when hot

b)

It is not affected by the moisture in the air around it

c)

It is affected by the moisture in the air around it

d)

It is invulnerable to water

14.

Wood absorbs and releases moisture until it reaches a balance this is called...

a)

Equilibrium

b)

Hygroscopic

c)

Balanced wood

d)

Pyrogenic

15.

A method of Timber Seasoning is....

a)

Moisture Seasoning

b)

Dry Seasoning

c)

Water Seasoning

d)

Air Seasoning

16.

In air seasoning why are the planks of wood laid on brick up from the floor

a)

So its easier to stack

b)

To prevent the wood getting wet and rotting

c)

To dry the wood quicker

d)

To prevent fungi on the wood

17.

Air seasoning brings the wood down to around ____% MC

a)

22-24

b)

10-12

c)

18-20

d)

30

18.

What is pushed around the Kiln by fans

a)

Moisture

b)

Air

c)

Steam

d)

Condensation

19.

What percent of MC is possible with Kiln seasoning

a)

20%

b)

10%

c)

15%

d)

5%