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WorksheetsCabinet Making Vocabulary Definitions
Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 27mins
The unit of measure for electric current is:
Volt
Ampere
Ohm
Watt
A device, either fixed or moveable, that protects the operator from a moving blade is called a:
Guard
Shield
Barrier
Cover
A hand-held electrical saw with a round or circular blade that can make straight or angled cuts is called a:
Jigsaw
Circular saw
Reciprocating saw
Band saw
What is cutting across the grain of a piece of wood called?
Crosscutting
Ripping
Planing
Jointing
What is a hand-held saw that is pulled and pushed by the handle so the blade’s teeth cut the material in a straight line?
Circular saw
Jigsaw
Hacksaw
Handsaw
What is an electric tool safeguard that protects the worker from the electric parts of the tool?
Insulation
Grounding
Double insulation
Circuit breaker
What is a hand-held saw that can make clean and precise cuts in either wood or metal?
Jigsaw
Hacksaw
Coping saw
Backsaw
Cutting with the grain is called:
Slicing
Chopping
Carving
Whittling
What describes the spinning motion of the blade?
Rotation
Translation
Vibration
Oscillation
An edge on a wood face that is not perpendicular to the surface is called:
Bevel
Chamfer
Rabbet
Dado
The cover of the blade that provides protection while it is being operated is called:
Blade Guard
Blade Cover
Safety Shield
Protective Sheath
An adjustable ruler that maintains a right (90 degree) angle is called a:
Protractor
T-square
Set square
Compass
What is a saw that has the capability of tilting so a bevel cut can be made?
Circular saw
Jigsaw
Miter saw
Table saw
The amount of pressure used to guide stock through a cut or a blade into stock is:
light pressure
moderate pressure
heavy pressure
no pressure
The speed used to guide stock through a cut or a blade into stock is called:
Feed rate
Cutting speed
Spindle speed
Depth of cut
What is the back or side of the cutting surface that holds materials in the blade or guides the path of the wood?
Fence
Blade guard
Miter gauge
Rip fence
What is a piece of wood that holds the wood against the fence to keep fingers from the blade path?
Push stick
Featherboard
Miter gauge
Rip fence
What is a slanted surface formed on a piece of wood so it can be joined to another surface (usually also slanted)?
Bevel
Groove
Rabbet
Dado
What is any risk of electrical shock called?
Electrical hazard
Electric shock
Electrocution
Short circuit
What is it called when part of an electrical circuit is not properly concealed and is capable of being inadvertently touched?
Exposed circuit
Open circuit
Short circuit
Closed circuit
What is a conducting connection between an electrical circuit or equipment and the earth that serves as a safe path for electrical current to flow into?
Grounding
Insulation
Short Circuit
Overload
A device designed to cut off electric circuit to the load if ground faults are detected, usually installed in areas close to water, like kitchens and bathrooms, is called a:
Circuit Breaker
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)
Surge Protector
Fuse
What is a protective coating that provides a barrier to the flow of current?
Insulator
Conductor
Semiconductor
Resistor
What are areas that have direct contact with water, such as electrical installations under the ground, within concrete slabs, near vehicle washing areas, or open to weather/elements?
Areas with direct water contact include electrical installations underground, within concrete slabs, near vehicle washing areas, or open to weather/elements.
Areas with no water contact include electrical installations underground, within concrete slabs, near vehicle washing areas, or open to weather/elements.
Areas with direct water contact exclude electrical installations underground, within concrete slabs, near vehicle washing areas, or open to weather/elements.
Areas with indirect water contact include electrical installations underground, within concrete slabs, near vehicle washing areas, or open to weather/elements.
The bottom number in a fraction represents the number of possible parts in the whole measurement unit is called the:
numerator
denominator
quotient
divisor
A U.S. Customary measurement on the tape measure that equals 12 inches is:
1 foot
1 yard
1 meter
1 inch
What is a U.S. Customary measurement that is less than an inch, with 15/16 being the largest fraction and 1/16 being the lowest?
1/16 inch
1/8 inch
1/4 inch
1/2 inch
What is a U.S. Customary measurement on the tape measure/ruler that is 1/12 of a foot?
1 inch
1 foot
1 yard
1 meter
What is a method of weights and measurements that is used in 95% of the world, comprised of units such as millimeters, centimeters, meters, grams, liters, etc.?.
Imperial System
Metric System
Customary System
Ancient System
The top number in a fraction represents the number of parts in the measured item. What is this number called?
Numerator
Denominator
Quotient
Divisor
A wooden or plastic measuring tool that is usually 1 foot long and has measuring increments marked on it is called a:
ruler
tape measure
yardstick
protractor
What is a tool with a retractable metal “tape” with measuring increments?
Tape measure
Ruler
Protractor
Caliper
The U.S. Customary System is:
a system of measurement used primarily in the United States
a system of government in the United States
a type of currency used in the United States
a historical document from the United States
An emergency plan is:
A detailed procedure for handling sudden or unexpected situations
A type of insurance policy
A financial savings plan
A routine daily schedule
What is evacuation?
The process of moving people from a dangerous place to safety
A type of natural disaster
A method of transportation
A medical procedure
An incident report is a document that records the details of an unexpected event or situation. What is an incident report?
A document that records the details of an unexpected event or situation
A report about daily activities
A financial statement
A weather forecast
A precaution is:
a measure taken in advance to prevent something dangerous, unpleasant, or inconvenient from happening
a type of medication
a form of exercise
a type of food
A risk factor is:
a condition that increases the likelihood of a negative outcome
a guarantee of a negative outcome
an irrelevant detail
a positive influence on an outcome
What is attention/alertness?
A state of focused awareness
A type of physical exercise
A dietary supplement
A form of meditation
What are chemical goggles (splash goggles)?
A type of protective eyewear designed to prevent chemicals from entering the eyes
A type of footwear used in chemical laboratories
A type of glove used for handling chemicals
A type of mask used to filter chemical fumes
A face shield is:
a type of protective gear worn on the face
a type of footwear
a type of headgear
a type of hand protection
A hard hat is a type of:
Footwear
Headgear
Tool
Clothing
Hearing protection is used to:
Enhance sound quality
Protect ears from loud noises
Improve hearing ability
Block all sounds
What is horseplay?
A type of animal
A playful or rowdy activity
A type of horse race
A type of game
Lung protection is a strategy used in mechanical ventilation to minimize lung injury.
A method to enhance lung capacity
A strategy used in mechanical ventilation to minimize lung injury
A technique to improve breathing exercises
A way to diagnose lung diseases
Personal protection equipment (PPE) is:
a type of clothing worn for protection against hazards.
a type of exercise equipment.
a type of cooking utensil.
a type of musical instrument.
What are safety glasses (impact goggles)?
A type of footwear
A type of headgear
A type of protective eyewear
A type of hand protection
What is skin protection?
A method to safeguard the skin from damage
A type of skin disease
A cosmetic procedure
A type of clothing
What is reciprocating motion?
A type of motion that moves in a straight line
A type of motion that moves in a circular path
A type of motion that moves back and forth in a straight line
A type of motion that moves in a random pattern
A jig saw is a type of:
saw
hammer
drill
wrench
A reciprocating saw is a type of:
Hand saw
Power tool
Measuring instrument
Gardening tool
Demolition is the process of:
constructing buildings
designing structures
destroying buildings
renovating houses
What is deconstruction?
A method of critical analysis of philosophical and literary language
A construction technique used in architecture
A type of art movement
A form of government
