WorksheetsYear7 End of Year assessment
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 43mins
Aarav and Sophia are preparing a delicious meal together! Which is a good hygiene practice they should follow in the kitchen?
Leave hair loose
Wash hands
Wear rings
Chew gum
Evie and Oscar are about to cook up a storm in the kitchen! Why should they make sure to tie back their long hair before they start?
To save time
To keep warm
To prevent hair from falling into food
To look stylish
Elsie and Mia are preparing a Food and Nutrition project about food safety. They discover something called the "danger zone" for bacteria. It is (a) that the danger zone is between 5–63°C.
What happens to bacteria in this temperature range?
bacteria is dormant (no growth)
most bacteria will die
bacteria is very active and is multiplying rapidly
bacteria is killed to safe levels
At -18°C, (a)
Match the hygiene rule to its reason:
Match the hygiene rule to its reason:
Avoid contact with food
Wash hands
Remove microbes
Apron
Protect clothes
Freya and Ishaan are preparing sandwiches in the kitchen. If Freya uses the same knife to cut raw chicken and then vegetables without washing it, this is an example of cross-contamination, where harmful bacteria are transferred from one surface, food, or piece of equipment to another: (a)
Amelia and Evie are preparing a meal together. Cross-contamination is when (a) are transferred from one surface, food, or piece of equipment to another.
Put the correct food into the correct category
Match the following ways of carrying a knife with their descriptions.
Facing upwards
Carrying a knife with the blade pointing towards the ceiling
Facing downwards
Carrying a knife with the blade pointing towards the floor
Facing sideways
Carrying a knife with the blade pointing to the left or right
Pointing it at someone
Carrying a knife with the blade directed at another person
This hold is known as the (a)
This knife safety technique is known as (a)
When we weigh ingredients in the food room we use (a)
Match the following food items with the correct colour chopping board used for cutting them.
Red
Raw meat
White
Bakery and dairy products
Green
Vegetables and salads
Yellow
Cooked meats
Brown
Root vegetables
Why is it important to wash your hands before and after handling raw meat in the kitchen?
To dry your hands
To make your hands smell nice
To prevent the spread of harmful bacteria
To keep your hands warm
Which of the following is the safest way to store cooked food in the fridge?
On the floor of the fridge
On the top shelf, covered
On the bottom shelf, uncovered
Next to raw meat
Amelia notices a spill on the kitchen floor while cooking. What should she do to maintain a safe cooking environment?
Ask someone else to clean it later
Cover it with a towel
Clean it up immediately to prevent slipping
Ignore it and keep cooking
User needs are:
A product that is used by a user
A set of requirements based on the person a product is intended for
A product made by a user
A set of requirements for a product
What does high desity housing mean?
Where people live in a community
Packs fewer people into a geographic space. This means less people live in small areas
Packs more people into a geographic space. This means more people live in smaller areas
Example of high density housing include
Apartments, tower blocks, villa blocks, linear blocks
Houses, Cluster Housing and Terrace Housing
Houses, Apartments, tower blocks and cluster houses
Penthouse, Villas and tower blocks
Is this High or Low density housing?
High Density Housing
Low Density Housing
Is this High or Low density housing?
High Density Housing
Low Density Housing
A Design Context is the situation or circumstance that form the setting for a design problem or opportunity. Choose which one is the design context from the following below.
Swimming
Kids Play
Teenage Stress
London Living Problems
All the above could be design contexts
What do structures do? You must pick 3 most accurate responses.
hold things
protect contents
contect parts together to ensure they don't fall
support something
span a gap
A shell structure is
any material that is made stable by a skeleton that is able to stand by itself as a rigid structure
characterised by a curved, shell-like form. Shell structures get their strength primarily from their form
Organise these options into Shell and Frame structures
eifel tower
egg carton
Match the following forces
Torsion is a
a force tries to “TWIST” the member
Bending is a
force applied to the centre of a member
Compression is
a force tries to “SQUASH” the member.
Tension is
a force tries to “STRETCH” the member.
What force is being applied to the pole vault?
Compression
Tension
Shear
Bending
Torsion
What force is created when these people each pull on the rope.
Tension
Compression
Torsion
Bending
Which statement best describes Direct Current (DC)?
The current changes direction periodically
The current flows in only one direction
It is only used in homes
It cannot be stored in batteries
Which of the following devices supplies Direct Current (DC)?
Solar cell
Household wall socket
Hydroelectric dam generator
Alternator in a power plant
Which of the following materials is a good insulator?
Copper
Silver
Plastic
Aluminum
James wants to fix a broken wire in his house. He needs to choose a material that will allow electricity to pass through easily. Which material should James use?
Rubber
Glass
Copper
Wood
What is one major benefit of using robots in manufacturing?
Robots get tired and need breaks
Robots can work faster and more accurately than humans
Robots always make mistakes
Robots refuse to follow instructions
Rosie works at a car manufacturing plant. Recently, the company started using robots to assemble cars. How can this change negatively impact human jobs at the plant?
They create more job opportunities for everyone
They reduce the need for human workers in some industries
They always need humans to operate them
They are too slow to replace workers
Which of the following is an advantage of using robots in dangerous environments?
Robots can work in hazardous places without getting hurt
Robots always need human supervision
Robots are afraid of high temperatures
Robots need to rest after a few hours
Grace manages a factory that uses robots to assemble products. What is a disadvantage she might face if she relies too much on these robots?
They always think creatively
They can break down and require maintenance
They never need electricity
They never follow instructions
Ava is a surgeon who uses a special type of robot to perform delicate surgeries from a distance, controlling the robot's movements with precision. What type of robot is Ava using to help in surgery?
Social Robots
Industrial Robots
Telerobots
Mobile Robots
Which of the following best describes the robot in the above question?
A robot designed to interact with people in a social setting, like a companion or assistant
A robot that performs repetitive tasks in manufacturing or assembly lines
A robot that can move around its environment independently
A robot that is controlled remotely by a human, often from a distance
What type of robots are being used here?
Social Robots
Industrial Robots
Telerobots
Mobile Robots
Ali visits a factory where she observes a robot working on the assembly line, performing the same task over and over again. Which of the following best describes the robot Ali saw?
A robot designed to interact with people in a social setting, like a companion or assistant
A robot that performs repetitive tasks in manufacturing or assembly lines
A robot that can move around its environment independently
A robot that is controlled remotely by a human, often from a distance
The symbol shown is (a)
battery
switch
LED
cell
The symbol shown is (a)
These tools are used to cut material in the workshop. Match the following to its correct name.
Coping Saw
Tenon Saw
Scroll saw
hacksaw
The following are used to smooth the edges of the material. Match the following name to the correct name
Hand file
Belt Sander
glass paper
Emily is learning about different types of trees in her D&T class. She discovers that hardwood comes from (a) (b) trees and take (c) years to mature.
coniferous
15-30
fast-growing
There are three categories of timbers. Put the following in the correct categories
Mahogany
Oak
Teak
Pine
cedar
spruce
plywood
Hardboard
MDF
