WorksheetsMaterials in Design : Grade 7 FA 1
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the major raw material used in the production of plastic, as mentioned in the video?
Natural gas
Coal
Crude oil
Cellulose
After crude oil is heated during refining, its vapors are transferred to a tall tower to be separated into different components based on their boiling points. What is this tower called?
Catalytic reactor
Distillation chamber
Cracking column
Fractionating column
What is the procedure that breaks down the bigger hydrocarbon molecules (like ethane and propane) extracted from crude oil into smaller, more useful molecules (like ethylene and propylene) known as?
Polymerization
Extrusion
Condensation
Cracking
Which type of polymerization is used to manufacture common plastics like polyethylene (PE) and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) by using catalysts to break double bonds and form polymer chains?
Hydrolysis polymerization
Addition polymerization
Condensation polymerization
Suspension polymerization
Once polymerization is complete, the plastic is often transformed into standardized plastic pellets for transportation. What is the common name, used in the video, for these standardized plastic pellets?
Polymer beads
Feedstock
Monomers
Nurdles
The main component used to make paper is wood pulp extracted from what substance found abundantly in the cell walls of plants?
Lignin
Cellulose
Tannin
Hemicellulose
Before wood chips are transported to the digester for cooking, what initial step is performed in an enormous drum to remove unwanted chemicals like tannin?
Chipping
Debarking
Bleaching
Calendaring
In the pulp mill, what is the main function of the digester?
To cut the logs into small chips for storage.
To dry the final paper sheet after pressing.
To cook the wood chips in an acidic solution to dissolve the lignin and separate the cellulose fibers.
To press the pulp to remove 95% of the water content.
According to the video, what chemicals are used for the environmentally-friendly, chlorine-free method of bleaching the pulp?
Chlorine dioxide and chlorine gas
Sulfuric acid and limestone
Oxygen and peroxide
Sodium hydroxide and sodium sulfide
After the paper sheet has been dried, it passes through a final stage to smooth and improve the uniformity of the paper's surface by using hot rollers. What is this final stage called?
Pressing stage
Calendaring stage
Digestion stage
Rewinding stage
