Worksheets1st Semester Final
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which tool is used for creating perfectly round holes?
Drill press
Hand saw
Chisel
Block plane
What is a countersink used for?
Creating a recess for a screw head
Driving nails flush with the surface
Drilling very large holes
Sharpening blades
Which tool is used for driving nails into wood?
Hammer
Screwdriver
Wrench
Pliers
What is the first step to take before beginning any woodworking project?
Read the plans and understand the steps.
Start cutting wood immediately.
Sharpen all your tools.
Apply the finish.
What is the function of a router in woodworking?
To create decorative edges and grooves
To measure angles
What is the purpose of wood glue?
To bond pieces of wood together
To waterproof wood
To stain wood
To polish wood
What is the best way to prevent wood from splitting when driving screws?
Drill pilot holes
Use larger screws
Hammer the screws in
Wet the wood before screwing.
What is the purpose of applying wood finish to a woodworking project?
To protect the wood and enhance its appearance.
To make the wood easier to cut.
To reduce the weight of the wood.
To make the wood fireproof.
What is the primary function of a wood vise?
To hold wood securely while working on it.
To measure the moisture content of wood.
To sharpen hand tools.
To apply finish to wood projects.
Other than a miter saw, what other saw is good for cross cuts?
Radial Arm Saw
Jig Saw
Scroll Saw
Bandsaw
What tool would be best to cut a curved line?
Bandsaw
Miter Saw
Table Saw
Circular Saw
What tool is best for cross cutting?
Miter saw
Table Saw
Bandsaw
Jig Saw
Where does the blade go when cutting a board?
on the waste side of the board
on the good side of the board
perpendicular to the line
What is a miter cut?
angled cuts across the face of the stock
angled cuts made along the edge or end of the stock
cuts made across the wood grain to cut stock to length
What is a ripcut?
cuts made with the grain to cut stock to width
cuts made across the wood grain to cut stock to length
angled cuts made along the edge or end of the stock
What is a crosscut?
cuts made across the wood grain to cut stock to length
angled cuts made along the edge or end of the stock
angled cuts across the face of the stock
What are the 4 types of cuts made with saws?
cross, rip, miter, bevel
miter, rip, diagonal, straight
long, side, front, back
Great, good, bad, ugly
What should you do at the end of every class period?
All of the above
Clean up workstation
Clean up around machines
Put project material away
What piece of PPE protects against hearing loss/damage?
Ear Muffs
Safety Goggles
Gloves
Steel Toe Boots
What is a push stick?
a piece of material used for feeding workpieces across stationary tool tables
a piece of material that helps you press a workpiece against the fence or table of a stationary tool
The opposite of a pool stick
Which piece of PPE protects your eyes?
Safety Glasses
Steel Toe Boots
Gloves
Ear Muffs
What does PPE stand for?
Personal Protective Equipment
Pretty Pink Equipment
Plastic Process Equipment
What is a knot in regards to lumber?
Usually a dark, round, or oval spot at the point where a branch had formed on the tree
Rotting of the wood
Discoloration of the surface
How many inches are in a foot?
12
10
What are the 3 main safety rules?
PPE, work with a partner, undivided attention
PPE, gloves, long sleeves
Only goof off when McCoy isn't looking, put sawdust on people or in their clothes, never clean up
If you're sanding a project, which of the following would be a correct grit order?
80,120,180,240
240,180,120,80
120,80,180,240
80,180,120,240
What is 10 feet in inches?
120
240
360
100
What is 20 inches in feet?
1 foot 8 inches
2 feet 2 inches
1 foot 10 inches
2 feet 6 inches
What is 60 inches in feet?
5
6
4
3
