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The Coping Saw Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary use of a coping saw?

a)

Cutting metal sheets

b)

Cutting unusual shapes or curves in wood

c)

Drilling holes in wood

d)

Sanding wood surfaces

2.

What is the length of the blade used in a coping saw?

a)

100mm

b)

150mm

c)

200mm

d)

250mm

3.

What must be done to fit a new blade into the coping saw?

a)

The frame must be heated

b)

The frame must be flexed

c)

The blade must be bent

d)

The handle must be removed

4.

In which direction should the teeth of the blade point when fitting it to the coping saw?

a)

Downwards

b)

Upwards

c)

Away from the handle

d)

Towards the handle

5.

What is a modern alternative to using a coping saw for cutting shapes?

a)

Machine fretsaws

b)

Circular saws

c)

Hand drills

d)

Electric sanders

6.

How can internal shapes be cut using a coping saw?

a)

By cutting from the edge

b)

By removing the blade, passing it through a drilled hole, and refitting it

c)

By using a special internal cutting blade

d)

By using a different saw

7.

What is the correct sawing motion when using a coping saw?

a)

Random motion

b)

Straight and forward direction

c)

Zigzag motion

d)

Circular motion

8.

What determines the curve being cut when using a coping saw?

a)

The length of the blade

b)

The maneuvering of the wood by the supporting hand

c)

The angle of the blade

d)

The speed of sawing

9.

What should be done to the material when using a coping saw to cut thin material?

a)

Clamp it to a wall

b)

Place it on the floor

c)

Support it on the surface of a bench and hold it down firmly

d)

Hold it loosely

10.

What happens if the blade is fitted the opposite way in a coping saw?

a)

It will be very difficult, if not impossible, to use

b)

It will cut faster

c)

It will cut smoother

d)

It will not fit into the frame

11.

What is a test of skill when using a coping saw?

a)

The speed of cutting

b)

The ability to control the saw

c)

The weight of the saw

d)

The sharpness of the blade

12.

What is the function of the pins at each end of the blade?

a)

To sharpen the blade

b)

To hold the blade to the frame

c)

To adjust the blade length

d)

To change the blade angle

13.

What should be done if machine fretsaws are not available?

a)

Use a hammer and chisel

b)

Wait until a machine is available

c)

Use a coping saw

d)

Use a different type of saw

14.

What is the first step in cutting an internal shape with a coping saw?

a)

Fit a new blade

b)

Drill a hole in the material

c)

Remove the blade from the saw

d)

Cut from the edge

15.

What is the purpose of flexing the frame when fitting a new blade?

a)

To make the frame more flexible

b)

To adjust the blade tension

c)

To change the blade angle

d)

To fit the blade into the slotted pins