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WorksheetsY8 Technology End of Year Test
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 27mins
PRODUCT DESIGN: A term for any person (or group of people) that have a vested interest in a product or business
stakeholder
customer
target user
client
user
PRODUCT DESIGN: The intended user of a product
stakeholder
customer
target user
client
user
PRODUCT DESIGN: A suitable plastic for use in a 3D printer
H.I.P.S
acrylic
P.L.A
PRODUCT DESIGN: A suitable software for producing 3D digital models
TinkerCAD
Photoshop
Capcut
Powerpoint
Techsoft 2D Design
PRODUCT DESIGN: Select the ADVANTAGES of a GLOBAL supply chain (select multiple)
more choice of goods or services
quicker delivery times
easier communication
single time zone
cheaper manufacturing costs
PRODUCT DESIGN: The sequence of processes involved in the production and distribution of a product
supply chain
manufacturing line
supply line
manufacturing chain
distribution chain
PRODUCT DESIGN: Name this process
countersinking
hole drilling
hole sinking
counterdrilling
counterholing
PRODUCT DESIGN: Name this machine
pillar drill
laser cutter
disk sander
fret saw
3D printer
PRODUCT DESIGN: Select the advantages of using CAD to design products (select multiple)
it's more accurate
it's cheaper
you can make small alterations quicker
it's more creative
you don't need training
PRODUCT DESIGN: Select the safety precautions of using a disk sander (select multiple)
wear eye protection
turn on the extractor fan
tie long hair back
wear protective gloves
wear steel toe caps
PRODUCT DESIGN: Select the features of good design work (select multiple)
clear and neat drawings
informative annotation
multiple views of the product (side, top etc)
paint or oil pastels
must use black pen
PRODUCT DESIGN: What type of saw is this?
(a)
PRODUCT DESIGN: What is the best type of glue to use on two pieces of MDF?
(a)
PRODUCT DESIGN: Which 'S' is a detailed list of requirements for a product?
(a)
FOOD & NUTRITION: The distance ingredients travel before a food product ends up at your home
(a)
FOOD & NUTRITION: When food is grown without using artificial fertiliser or pesticides
(a)
FOOD & NUTRITION: A lasagne recipe needs 240g of beef mince to serve two people. How many grams of beef mince would be needed for the lasagne to serve 3 people?
(a)
FOOD & NUTRITION: Which item probably has the most food miles (if you live in the UK)
Champagne
avocados
cheddar cheese
chorizo
haggis
FOOD & NUTRITION: How can we protect the environment by making better food choices? (choose multiple)
buying local produce
using seasonal ingredients
reducing food waste
eating out
eating a low calorie diet
FOOD & NUTRITION: How long should you cook macaroni cheese for?
4 minutes
40 minutes
400 minutes
4000 minutes
4 hours
FOOD & NUTRITION: Before cooking, it is a good idea to . . . . . . . an oven? (select multiple)
pre-heat
clean
paint
rewire
decorate
FOOD & NUTRITION: Select the 3Rs of sustainable food consumption
reduce
reuse
recycle
reclaim
repeat
FOOD & NUTRITION: Select the common methods of preserving food
canning
freezing
vacuum sealing
shredding
storing in a warm dark place
FOOD & NUTRITION: Select the seasonal vegetables for winter in the UK
brussel sprouts
parsnips
cauliflower
strawberries
tomatoes
FASHION & TEXTILES: Select the definition of 'fast fashion'
quickly producing and selling inexpensive clothing
designing and selling sportwear
when fashion designers design clothes quickly
when clothes are designed to be easier to run in
when designers and model travel by jet
FASHION & TEXTILES: Select the countries that have received a lot of textile waste from the UK and USA
Vietnam
Cambodia
France
Indonesia
Canada
FASHION & TEXTILES: Select the sustainable choices we can make when it comes to fashion
hold fashion companies accountable for their environmental impact
repair clothes instead of binning them
support companies that support sustainability
wear green coloured clothing more often
buy more clothing so we as consumers have more choice
FASHION & TEXTILES: What does exploitation mean when it comes to textile production?
treating people unfairly to benefit from their work
employing workers from other countries
avoiding some fashion labels out of choice
selling too many clothes on Vinted
overpaying for clothes that aren't worth a lot of money
FOOD & NUTRITION: When farmers and workers are paid fairly for their produce
(a)
FOOD & NUTRITION: When food is produced without the use of chemical fertilisers, pesticides or other artificial chemicals.
(a)
TEXTILES: Which of these materials is made from plastic? (select multiple)
wool
cotton
linen
polyester
leather
TEXTILES: Which of these materials comes from a plant?
wool
cotton
lycra
polyester
leather
TEXTILES: Which of these is a type of stitch?
running
skipping
shuffling
walking
hopping
TEXTILES: Which of these is a type of stitch?
cross
angry
fuming
livid
mad
TEXTILES: Applique is...
the process of stitching patches of fabric onto another fabric
the process of of decorating fabric or other using a needle to stitch thread
a printing technique where a mesh is used to transfer ink
TEXTILES: The hole at one end of a needle is called the...
(a)
