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Blow Moulding Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is blow moulding primarily used for?

a)

Manufacturing glass items

b)

Making wooden furniture

c)

Producing plastic bottles

d)

Creating metal parts

2.

Which of the following plastics is NOT commonly used in blow moulding?

a)

PVC

b)

Polypropylene

c)

Polythene

d)

Nylon

3.

What is the first step in the blow moulding process?

a)

Air is forced into the mould

b)

The plastic is fed in granular form into a hopper

c)

The granules melt and become a liquid

d)

The mould is cooled and removed

4.

What happens to the plastic granules in the heated section?

a)

They solidify

b)

They become a gas

c)

They are compressed

d)

They melt and become a liquid

5.

How is the shape of the bottle formed in blow moulding?

a)

By forcing air into the mould

b)

By compressing the plastic

c)

By cutting the plastic into shape

d)

By cooling the plastic rapidly

6.

What is the purpose of the motor in the blow moulding process?

a)

To cool the mould

b)

To inject air into the mould

c)

To turn a large thread that feeds the granules

d)

To remove the finished product

7.

What is the final step in the blow moulding process?

a)

Forcing air into the mould

b)

Feeding the plastic into the hopper

c)

Melting the granules

d)

Cooling and removing the mould

8.

Which process is blow moulding similar to?

a)

Casting

b)

Welding

c)

Forging

d)

Injection moulding

9.

What is stored in the hopper during the blow moulding process?

a)

Liquid plastic

b)

Plastic granules

c)

Air

d)

Finished bottles

10.

What role does air play in the blow moulding process?

a)

It forces the plastic to the sides of the mould

b)

It removes the finished product

c)

It cools the plastic

d)

It melts the granules

11.

Which of the following is NOT a step in the blow moulding process?

a)

Forcing air into the mould

b)

Cooling the mould

c)

Feeding granules into a hopper

d)

Painting the finished product

12.

What happens after the plastic is fed into the mould?

a)

The mould is opened

b)

The plastic is painted

c)

Air is forced into the mould

d)

The mould is heated

13.

Which material is NOT mentioned as used in blow moulding?

a)

Polythene

b)

Acrylic

c)

PVC

d)

Polypropylene

14.

What is the purpose of cooling the mould in blow moulding?

a)

To inject air

b)

To expand the plastic

c)

To melt the granules

d)

To solidify the plastic

15.

What is the main product example given for blow moulding?

a)

Plastic bottles

b)

Plastic toys

c)

Plastic sheets

d)

Plastic bags