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13 Unit 2 A1.3.5 Forming Processes Casting

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 60secs

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main principle of casting?

a)

Pouring molten material into a mould to form a shape

b)

Shaping metal using compressive forces

c)

Machining a solid block

d)

Cooling metal sheets rapidly

2.

Which of the following is NOT a type of casting?

a)

Sand Casting

b)

Investment Casting

c)

Die Casting

d)

Drop Forging

3.

What is the main function of the 'riser' in a casting mould?

a)

To feed molten metal and compensate for shrinkage

b)

To create the shape of the product

c)

To vent gases from the mould

d)

To control the metal flow rate

4.

In sand casting, what is the difference between green sand and dry sand?

a)

Green sand is more expensive

b)

Green sand is used for large castings only

c)

Green sand contains moisture, while dry sand is baked

d)

Dry sand cannot be reused

5.

What part of the mould is referred to as the 'cope'?

a)

The lower half of the mould

b)

The upper half of the mould

c)

The molten metal reservoir

d)

The gating channel

6.

What is the function of the gating system?

a)

To control temperature

b)

To guide molten metal into the mould cavity

c)

To remove flash from the product

d)

To cool the mould faster

7.

Which of the following is an advantage of casting?

a)

Produces complex shapes

b)

Creates very low strength parts

c)

Generates minimal waste

d)

Requires no machining afterwards

8.

Which of the following materials is most commonly used in casting?

a)

Cast Iron

b)

Plastic

c)

Titanium Alloy

d)

Carbon Fiber

9.

Which UK regulation covers the safe handling of hazardous substances during casting?

a)

COSHH

b)

ISO 9001

c)

HASAWA

d)

PUWER

10.

What is one key difference between forging and casting materials?

a)

Forging materials are chosen for fluidity

b)

Casting materials are selected for strength

c)

Forging materials resist deformation

d)

Casting materials are better for complex shapes

11.

Which of the following best describes the 'sprue' in the gating system?

a)

A. A reservoir that stores molten metal

b)

B. A vertical channel that directs molten metal

c)

C. A vent hole for gases

d)

D. A part used for cooling the mould

12.

Why is health monitoring important in foundries?

a)

To detect early signs of respiratory issues from dust and fumes

b)

To check product quality

c)

To monitor temperature of molten metal

d)

To track production speed