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Unit 9.1 AQA DT ALevel - Metal Forming Methods Quiz

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which are types of casting metal you need to know about?

a)

Sand, die, investment, and low temperature

b)

High pressure, cooling, and lime

c)

Investment, die and welding

d)

High temperature, injection moulding and wax casting

2.

What is the process of shaping metal by using force called?

a)

Forging and drop forging

b)

Melting and cooling

c)

Painting and coating

d)

Cutting and slicing

3.

What is press forming used for?

a)

Shaping sheet metal into 3D forms

b)

Melting metals into liquid form

c)

Painting metal surfaces

d)

Cutting metal into small pieces

4.

Why is press forming common in mass production?

a)

Due to the cost of producing the dies

b)

Because it requires no machinery

c)

Because it uses only recycled materials

d)

Due to its colorful finishes

5.

What are dies made from in press forming?

a)

Hardened steel

b)

Plastic

c)

Wood

d)

Glass

6.

Which objects are typically made using the spinning process?

a)

Kettles and saucepans

b)

Cars and airplanes

c)

Books and pencils

d)

Shoes and hats

7.

How can spun products be identified?

a)

By their shiny surface

b)

By parallel lines on the surface

c)

By their color

d)

By their weight

8.

Which objects are commonly made using cupping and deep drawing?

a)

Books and magazines

b)

Fire extinguishers and aerosol cans

c)

Wooden chairs and tables

d)

Plastic bottles and bags

9.

What happens during deep drawing?

a)

The metal is melted

b)

The depth of pressing exceeds the diameter

c)

The metal is painted

d)

The metal is cut into squares

10.

Why are the corners of the punch rounded in deep drawing?

a)

To make the metal shiny

b)

To ensure the metal stretches instead of shearing

c)

To make the process faster

d)

To reduce the weight of the metal

11.

Why is deep drawing best suited to mass or continuous production?

a)

Because it uses less energy

b)

Because of the high set-up costs of the hydraulic press and dies

c)

Because it requires no machinery

d)

Because it is a manual process

12.

What is a press brake used for?

a)

Cutting metal sheets

b)

Bending sheet or plate metal

c)

Welding metal parts

d)

Painting metal surfaces

13.

Which of the following objects is made using drop forging?

a)

Metal chair legs

b)

Wooden chairs

c)

Spanners

d)

Tin cans

14.

What is the primary purpose of rolling in metal processing?

a)

To increase the thickness of metals

b)

To reduce the thickness of metals

c)

To change the color of metals

d)

To melt metals completely

15.

Which of the following is typically made using rolling in the construction industry?

a)

Plastic pipes

b)

Wooden beams

c)

Structural steels like I beams

d)

Glass panels

16.

Which casting process involves using a mold made from a wax pattern?

a)

Investment Casting

b)

Pewter Casting

c)

Sand Casting

d)

Die Casting

17.

What type of metals is die casting used with?

a)

High melting point metals

b)

Lower melting point metals

c)

Precious metals

d)

Radioactive metals

18.

Which material is used for the reusable dies in die casting?

a)

Aluminum

b)

Pewter

c)

Tool steel

d)

Zinc

19.

What are the two types of die casting?

a)

Gravity die casting and low pressure die casting

b)

Gravity die casting and high pressure die casting

c)

High pressure die casting and low pressure die casting

d)

Gravity die casting and medium pressure die casting

20.

What is sand casting used for?

a)

Forming low melting point metals

b)

Forming high melting point metals

c)

Creating plastic products

d)

Making glass items

21.

Why is sand casting considered a slow process?

a)

It uses automated machines

b)

It is labor-intensive and molds are single-use

c)

It requires a lot of electricity

d)

It uses expensive materials

22.

Which of the following products is NOT typically made using sand casting?

a)

Engine blocks

b)

Post boxes

c)

Train wheels

d)

Toy cars