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CAD and CAM in Manufacturing Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does CAM stand for?

a)

Computer Automated Measurement

b)

Computer Aided Manufacturing

c)

Controlled Advanced Machinery

d)

Computer Advanced Management

2.

Which file type is most commonly used to send vector designs to a laser cutter?

a)

.bmp

b)

.jpg

c)

.dxf

d)

.gif

3.

What is the primary benefit of using a laser cutter in manufacturing?

a)

It reduces material cost

b)

It creates low-quality edges

c)

It increases speed and precision

d)

It uses bitmap files directly

4.

Which of the following is a reason for using different colour lines (e.g., red, black) in a CAD drawing for laser cutting?

a)

To make the drawing more decorative

b)

To indicate different types of cuts or engravings

c)

To show where the material should be painted

d)

To add texture to the material

5.

What is the process called when converting a bitmap image into a vector format for laser cutting?

a)

Engraving

b)

CNC Milling

c)

Rasterization

d)

Vectorisation

6.

Which of the following is an advantage of CAD over traditional sketching?

a)

Cannot be modified

b)

Takes longer to develop ideas

c)

Easily shared and modified

d)

Must be printed before editing

7.

What type of production is CAM most suited to?

a)

One-off handmade items

b)

Small handmade batch items

c)

Large batch or mass production

d)

Organic farming

8.

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of using CAD software?

a)

Files can be edited quickly

b)

Designs can be rendered in 3D

c)

CAD guarantees a perfect final product

d)

Designs can be easily backed up and stored

9.

What is the name of the machine that uses a digital file to build up 3D models layer by layer?

a)

Milling Machine

b)

3D Printer

c)

Laser Engraver

d)

CNC Router

10.

Discuss how using CAD and CAM can improve both the quality and efficiency of manufacturing a prototype. In your answer, refer to: The design process, Material use, Accuracy and repeatability, Suitability for batch or mass production

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