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Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 16mins
What is one benefit of flexography when printing onto films?
It can print at very high speeds
It requires no ink
It cannot print on flexible materials
It produces raised text only
What is another use of a Densitometer?
Checking colour consistency across a print run
Drying printed sheets
Cleaning printing rollers
Mixing adhesives
What is a second benefit of flexography?
It works well on rough or absorbent surfaces
It only prints in black
It is suitable only for metal sheets
It requires no drying time
What is one use of a Densitometer in packaging production?
Measuring ink density to ensure colour accuracy
Cutting nets for packaging
Sealing cartons
Measuring board thickness
What is one drawback of flexography?
Lower print resolution compared to digital printing
It cannot print more than one colour
It requires no printing plates
It only works on textiles
Which board is suitable for manufacturing a gift box?
Solid white board
MDF
Stainless steel
Acrylic
Which board is also suitable for gift packaging?
Folding boxboard
Veneered plywood
Alloy sheet
PVC foamboard
Why is a thermosetting plastic suitable for electric plug casings?
It resists heat and does not soften
It can be melted repeatedly
It is transparent
It is elastic
What happens first in compression moulding?
The thermoset is placed into a heated mould
The mould is frozen
The product is cut using lasers
The polymer is extruded through a die
What is one drawback of compression moulding?
Slow cycle time
Uses no moulds
Cannot form shapes
Only works with metals
What is a second drawback of compression moulding?
High tooling costs
Requires 3D printing
Uses water cooling only
Cannot add colour
What is one feature of a Gantt chart?
Shows task durations over time
Measures tensile strength
Shows colour consistency
Calculates product cost
Which is a consideration when creating a materials budget?
Predicted price fluctuations
Roof pitch angle
Type of textile weave
Number of display pixels
What is the purpose of annealing aluminium?
To soften the metal so it is easier to shape
To make it melt
To polish it
To waterproof it
Which natural fibre is used in sportswear?
Merino wool
Stucco
Polystyrene
Oak
Which is another natural fibre used in performance textiles?
Cotton
Concrete
Copper
Carbon steel
What is one use of ergonomic data in footwear design?
Ensuring correct sole shape for comfort
Choosing colour trends
Selecting packaging ink
Shaping architectural roofing
What is another use of ergonomic data in footwear?
Determining ideal shoe sizes for users
Finding out build costs
Designing fabric patterns
Measuring colour values
In isometric drawing, what angle are the receding axes drawn at?
30°
45°
60°
90°
What is one end-of-life consideration for electronic goods?
Ease of disassembly
Heat treatment
Roof pitch
Colour drying time
What is one philosophy of the Bauhaus movement?
Form follows function
Over-decorated shapes
Rejecting modern materials
Asymmetry only
Which movement influenced the minimalist café design?
Bauhaus
Baroque
Gothic
Deconstructivism
What is one ergonomic requirement of an office chair?
Adjustable lumbar support
Neon lighting
Metallic paint finish
Branding logo placement
What aesthetic feature may conflict with ergonomics?
Slim minimal frame reducing support strength
Adjustable seat height
Breathable mesh fabric
Padded backrest
What is one drawback of OLED displays?
Risk of screen burn-in over time
Extremely heavy
Cannot display colour
Only available in small sizes
Which board is suitable for manufacturing a gift box?
Solid white board
MDF
Stainless steel
Acrylic
What is one benefit of OLED displays?
They produce deeper blacks and better contrast
They are made from wood pulp
They require a backlight
They only work in cold rooms
What is one use of ergonomic data?
Ensuring comfort and correct sizing
Selecting colours
Choosing packaging ink
Measuring density
What is the purpose of annealing aluminium?
To soften the metal for easier shaping
To boil the metal
To turn it magnetic
To waterproof it
The streamlining on this vehicle is all about ... (2 reasons)
reducing the air resistance
Increasing the air resistance
decreasing fuel consumption
increasing fuel consumption
making the truck look good
What is the name of this design movement?
Art Deco
Arts and Crafts
Art Nouveau
Bauhaus
Name the design movement
Art Deco
Blobject
Modernism
Art Nouveau
