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WorksheetsYEAR 6 - LAUNDRY and AUTOMOBILES Quiz
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is the process of washing, dry-cleaning, and finishing clothes called?
Cleaning
Laundry
Scrubbing
Polishing
What is the first step in the laundry process?
Sorting
Receiving
Washing
Ironing
Why is sorting important in laundry?
To mix colors together
To separate clothes by color, fabric, and dirt level
To dry the clothes properly
To fold the clothes
What is used in the washing process to remove dirt?
Only water
Water and detergent
Only soap
Vinegar
Which laundry process does not use water?
Washing
Dry-cleaning
Rinsing
Soaking
What is the purpose of spot cleaning?
To remove stains from a small part of the fabric
To wash the entire fabric
To dry the fabric
To soak the fabric
What is sponging in laundry?
Using a washing machine
Cleaning only the surface of a fabric
Drying the fabric
Using a sponge to scrub clothes
What is the final stage of laundry?
Washing
Sorting
Storage/Dispatch
Drying
Which of the following is an example of washing equipment?
Washing machine
Ironing board
Drying rack
Hanger
Why is ventilation important in a laundry area?
To remove moisture and heat
To create more space
To improve washing speed
To reduce the number of washing machines
What is the role of a laundress?
A woman who washes and irons clothes as a job
A person who owns a laundromat
A person who makes detergents
A woman who dries clothes
What does a laundryman do?
Washes and irons clothes for money
Manufactures clothes
Designs laundry rooms
Repairs washing machines
A launderette is best described as:
A person who washes clothes
A public place with coin-operated washing machines
A type of washing detergent
A machine that dries clothes
What equipment is used for drying clothes?
Clotheslines
Washing machine
Ironing board
Pressing machine
Which of the following is NOT part of finishing in laundry?
Ironing
Sorting
Pressing
Folding
Why is good laundry practice important?
To waste time
To handle clothes with care
To use more detergent
To mix clothes together
How does dry-cleaning differ from washing?
Uses more water
Uses heat instead of detergent
Uses special chemicals instead of water
Takes longer to complete
What is the main function of an ironing board?
To provide a surface for ironing clothes
To wash clothes
To dry clothes
To store clothes
What happens during the storage/dispatch stage?
Returning clean clothes to owners
Sorting clothes by fabric
Removing stains
Washing with detergents
Which of the following is NOT considered laundry equipment?
Washing machine
Ironing board
Dishwasher
Clothes hanger
What is an automobile?
A bicycle
A self-propelled passenger vehicle for land transportation
A train
A helicopter
What powers an automobile?
Wind energy
An internal combustion engine or an electric motor
Human pedaling
Solar power only
What do we call factories that produce cars?
Car shops
Automobile Industries
Motor parks
Garages
Which part of a car protects the front engine compartment?
Hood (or bonnet)
Windscreen
Roof
Wiper blade
What is the function of the windscreen?
To store luggage
To protect passengers from wind and debris
To reduce noise
To increase speed
Which of these is NOT a classification of automobiles?
Based on purpose
Based on fuel type
Based on country of production
Based on transmission type
Which of the following is a passenger vehicle?
Buses
Trucks
Bulldozers
Forklifts
What kind of vehicle is a fire engine?
Passenger vehicle
Special-purpose vehicle
Goods vehicle
Military vehicle
Which fuel type do tractors typically use?
Petrol
Diesel
Kerosene
Electricity
What is an example of an electric vehicle?
Petrol-powered jeep
Tesla electric car
Diesel truck
Fuel generator
What is a two-wheeler example?
Motorcycle
Bus
Fire truck
Train
How many wheels does a tempo (auto-rickshaw) have?
Two
Three
Four
Six
Which of these cars uses automatic transmission?
A vehicle that shifts gears automatically
A vehicle with a clutch
A motorcycle
A diesel train
What does STEM stand for in automobile disadvantages?
Safety risks, Traffic congestion, Environmental impact, Maintenance expenses
Speed, Torque, Energy, Motion
Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics
Space, Temperature, Efficiency, Motor
What does CREB stand for in automobile advantages?
Convenience, Recreation, Efficient transport, Business growth
Cars, Roads, Engines, Buses
Combustion, Radiator, Exhaust, Battery
Cost, Reliability, Efficiency, Braking
Which of these is a safety risk in automobiles?
Accidents
More fuel usage
Increased travel options
Increased business opportunities
What causes traffic congestion?
Too many vehicles on the road
Not enough gas stations
Good road networks
More pedestrian walkways
How do automobiles affect the environment?
Air pollution from fuel combustion
Producing more jobs
Increasing speed
Reducing traffic
What is one advantage of automobiles in business?
Efficient goods transport
Less traffic congestion
Higher fuel costs
More pollution
What part of a car lights up at night for visibility?
Headlights
Roof
Wheels
Exhaust
