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WorksheetsEngineering Revision Quiz 2
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 18mins
Name a permeant joining method of joining a bicycle frame together?
Welding
Soldering
Crimping
Nuts & Bolts
Name a temporary joining method of joining wheels to a bicycle frame?
Brazing
Nuts & Bolts
Riveting
Welding
Which of the following is NOT a safety feature of a bicycle?
Brakes
Handle bars
Lights
Wheels
Select a material property that would be suitable for bicycle wheel spokes?
Elasticity
Tensile strength
Flexible
Malleable
Select a material property that would be suitable for bicycle handlebar grips?
Tensile strength
Corrosion resistant
Elasticity
Conductive
Select a material that would be suitable for bicycle handlebar grips?
Mild Steel
Rubber
Carbon Fibre
Acrylic
Select a material that would be suitable for bicycle spokes?
Stainless Steel
Rubber
Aluminium
Acrylic
Select a material that would be suitable for bicycle gears?
Carbon Fibre
Rubber
Carbon Steel Alloy
ABS
Select a material that would be suitable for a bicycle seat post?
Acrylic
Titanium
Rubber
Polystyrene
Which of the following answers is NOT a suitable reason for adding a surface finish to a bicycle?
To make it look aesthetically pleasing
To make it corrosion resistant
To personalise the decoration
To add strength to the bicycle
Identify which of the following is NOT a semi-permanent joining method?
Nuts & Bolts
Hex Bolts
Self Tapping Screws
Brazing
Name a suitable material to manufacture a bicycle frame from?
Copper
Steel
Brass
Gold
Name a suitable test that could be carried out on the wheel spokes of a bicycle?
Tensile Strength Test
Hardness Test
Elasticity Test
Conductivity Test
Name a suitable test that could be carried out on the tyres of a bicycle?
Tensile Strength Test
Hardness Test
Elasticity Test
Conductivity Test
Name a suitable test that could be carried out on the gears of a bicycle?
Tensile Strength Test
Conductivity Test
Elasticity Test
Corrosive Resistant Test
From the given materials below, select a non-ferrous metal?
High Carbon Steel
Iron
Tool Steel
Aluminium
From the given materials below, select a ferrous metal?
High Carbon Steel
Copper
Brass
Aluminium
Draw and describe a simple test that can be used to test the tensile strength of a bicycle brake lever?
Which of the following answers is NOT a safety precautions that must be carried out before drilling?
Long hair must be tied up.
Safety goggles must be worn.
The safety guard must be left up.
Work must be clamped down.
Which of the following answers is a safety precautions that must be carried out before drilling?
Two people must be in the yellow safety.
Safety glasses must be worn.
Gloves must be worn.
Work must be clamped down securely.
What is the correct name given to a safety check that is carried out on a machine before it can be used in a workshop?
Hazard Assessment
Risk Assessment
Machine Check
Risk Audit
Which is not a structural feature of a bike?
Seat Post
Bike Frame
Handlebar Stem
Wheel Fork
Brakes
Select the correct name for this machine?
Drill
Pillar Drill
Cordless Drill
Centre Drill
Select the correct name for this machine?
Shear Press Break
Metal Slicer
Metal Working Guillotine
Shear Press Guillotine
Material can be brought in different stock forms, which means different shapes to suit the needs of the product. SHS is a type of stock form, select the correct definition for this stock form?
Square High Sections
Square Hammered Sections
Square Hollow Sections
Square Hardened Sections
which of the following is not a reasons for using square section steel to manufacture a bike frame?
Surface finish can easily be applied
Easily to weld together
Good strength to weight ratio
It is heavy and difficult to work with
A destructive test is only cost effective when used on mass produced products like cars?
Non-destructive tests are analysis techniques used to evaluate the properties of a material, component, or structure without causing any damage?
A destructive test is an evaluation method where materials, components, or products are intentionally subjected to extreme stress, loads, or conditions, but they will not fail or break the product permanently?
Select the correct definition for hardness?
The deterioration of a material's physical and mechanical properties due to its surroundings.
A material's resistance to permanent deformation, such as scratching, denting, or abrasion.
A material's ability to deform or be hammered into a shape without fracturing.
A material's ability to be pulled, stretched, or "drawn" out into long, thin wires without breaking.
