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The Amazing Journey of Making LEGOs - Complete Student Test

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What material are LEGO bricks typically made from?

a)

Polyethylene

b)

ABS plastic

c)

Polycarbonate

d)

PVC

2.

Where are ABS plastic granules stored before production?

a)

Underground bunkers

b)

Large silos

c)

Cooling tanks

d)

Storage lockers

3.

At what temperature are LEGO granules melted?

a)

212°F

b)

350°F

c)

450°F

d)

600°F

4.

What is the tolerance level for LEGO molds?

a)

5 microns

b)

2 microns

c)

10 microns

d)

20 microns

5.

How long does it take for a LEGO piece to cool and harden?

a)

20-30 seconds

b)

7-10 seconds

c)

2-3 seconds

d)

1 minute

6.

What happens to LEGO bricks that fail quality control?

4 lines
7.

Which LEGO sets can include thousands of pieces?

a)

LEGO City

b)

LEGO Friends

c)

LEGO Technic

d)

LEGO Creator

8.

What fills LEGO boxes during packaging?

a)

Conveyor belts

b)

Human workers

c)

Robots and conveyor belts

d)

Trained dolphins

9.

What has LEGO recently introduced to support sustainability?

a)

Electric bricks

b)

Plant-based plastics

c)

Solar-powered sets

d)

Bamboo LEGO

10.

Which countries host LEGO factories?

a)

USA and Mexico

b)

Denmark, Hungary, and China

c)

Germany and Spain

d)

Italy and France

11.

What combination best describes LEGO's success?

a)

Advertising and discounts

b)

Creativity, manufacturing, and innovation

c)

Marketing and social media

d)

Toy fairs and celebrity endorsements

12.

LEGO bricks are primarily made from _________ plastic.

a)

ABS; acrylonitrile butadiene styrene

b)

PVC; polyvinyl chloride

c)

PET; polyethylene terephthalate

d)

PP; polypropylene

13.

Plastic granules are stored in _________ before molding begins.

a)

silos

b)

barrels

c)

crates

d)

bins

14.

LEGO granules are heated to over _________ degrees Fahrenheit to melt.

a)

450

b)

200

c)

600

d)

350

15.

LEGO molds must be accurate within _________ microns.

a)

10

b)

100

c)

50

d)

1

16.

A LEGO piece cools and hardens within _________ to _________ seconds.

a)

7; 10

b)

1; 3

c)

15; 20

d)

20; 25

17.

[0:10] Q6. Rejected LEGO bricks are (a)   back into granules.

18.

LEGO Technic and Star Wars sets can include _________ of pieces.

a)

thousands

b)

dozens

c)

hundreds

d)

tens

19.

Q8. _________ and conveyor belts automate the LEGO packaging process.

a)

robots

b)

computers

c)

vehicles

d)

cranes

20.

LEGO aims for all core products to be sustainable by the year _________

a)

2030

b)

2025

c)

2040

d)

2022

21.

LEGO sets are shipped worldwide from factories in Denmark, Hungary, and _________.

a)

Czech Republic

b)

France

c)

Italy

d)

Spain

22.

Behind every LEGO set is a story of precision and _________.

a)

imagination

b)

confusion

c)

neglect

d)

boredom

23.

How many different colors of LEGO are there?

a)

60

b)

99

c)

49

d)

Too many to count

24.

Oh, gosh! Can you tell me where LEGO was first created, sweetie?

a)

United States

b)

Denmark

c)

Germany

d)

Japan

25.

Oh, gosh! Can you tell me in which year the LEGO Group was oh-so wonderfully founded?

a)

1932

b)

1948

c)

1954

d)

1960

26.

Oh, how tall do you think the tallest LEGO tower ever built is, friends?

a)

Over 50,000 bricks

b)

Over 100,000 bricks

c)

Over 500,000 bricks

d)

Over 1,000,000 bricks

27.

Oh, gosh! Can you tell me which one of these is NOT a real LEGO set theme, pretty please?

a)

Star Wars

b)

Harry Potter

c)

Minecraft

d)

Game of Thrones

28.

Oh, gosh! Did you know LEGO bricks can be used to help learn which of the following subjects?

a)

Mathematics

b)

Science

c)

Engineering

d)

All of the above

29.

Oh, how do those adorable LEGO bricks come together, you ask?

a)

Magnets

b)

Glue

c)

Interlocking

d)

Velcro

30.

Oh, gosh! Can you tell me what the primary color of the adorable LEGO logo is?

a)

Blue

b)

Red

c)

Yellow

d)

Green