WorksheetsTools
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
The outcome of this lesson is about electrical tools. What is the main idea of this unit? 2 answers
Buying the tools from the right shop
Using the tools according to their prices
Staying safe when using electrical tools
Using the right tools for the right task
The session outcomes 1, listed two steps. What is the best first step before using tools?
Select the right tool carefully
Close your eyes and guess
Run as fast as you can
Share snacks with friends
Look at the measuring tools. Which tool helps mark a straight long line across a ceiling?
Spirit level for bubble centering
Chalk line for long ceilings
Tape measure for short distances
Water level for two clear tubes
See the red laser lines. What is the best use of a laser level?
Making rough lines quickly
Finding very accurate straight lines
Drawing curvy lines on walls
Measuring short pieces of wire
Look at the yellow tape tool. the measurement are in?
millimeters, Centimeters and Inches
millimeters, Centimeters and Kilometers
Centimeters, yards and Inches
Micrometers, Millimeter and Centimeters
Look at the engineer square metal tool. Which task fits an engineers square?
Mark straight 450 lines to the edge of a piece of material.
Mark straight 900 lines to the edge of a piece of material.
Mark straight 600 lines to the edge of a piece of material.
Mark straight 300 lines to the edge of a piece of material.
See the wooden mitre tool. What angle do you set to make trunking meet neatly?
10 degree angle for stickers
45 degree angle for trunking
30 degree angle for pipes
60 degree angle for ladders
Look at the scriber. How should you use it on metal before cutting?
Rub to make the metal shiny
Paint thick colorful stripes
Bang hard to make big dents
Draw thin lines to guide cuts
Picture shows the centre punch. What does this tool help you do?
Create small starter indentations
Measure long room distances
Glue two boards together
Make soft cloth patterns
Look at the tools pouch. Which two tools would you choose to mark and then measure a straight line on a wall?
Paintbrush and eraser
Screwdriver and wrench
Hammer and pliers
Chalk line and tape measure
Look at the four tools shown. Which tool is used to tighten screws to a set strength so the screw is not too loose or too tight?
Pocket knife for cutting softly
Side cutters for clipping ends
Wire strippers for pulling coating
Torque screwdriver for set strength
In the picture of wire strippers, what job do these do when you are making a wire ready to connect?
They remove PVC insulation carefully
They hammer nails into walls
They twist screws very tightly
They chop thick boards quickly
Which tool in the first diagram is best for safely cutting small wire ends after stripping?
Pocket knife for whittling
Torque screwdriver for turning
Side cutters for snipping
Wire strippers for measuring
A pocket knife is shown. What is a careful use for it in this set of tools?
Gently cutting through cable sheath
Firmly tightening bolts sheath
Smoothly filing metal sheath
Strongly drilling holes on the sheath
In the general tools diagram, which tool would you use to smooth a rough metal edge after cutting?
Pad saw for drywall cuts
Files for general metal work
Reamer for pipe deburring
Bolster chisel for channelling
Which tool helps make a neat channel in a wall for a cable to sit?
Pad saw for thin sheet cuts
Metal file for shiny finish
Reamer for inside pipe edges
Bolster chisel for channelling
A reamer is shown. What job does the reamer do?
Saw thick wood planks fast
Cut long slots in drywall
Drill deep holes in bricks
Deburr by smoothing hole edges
Look at the drill bits image. Which bit is for drilling into hard brick or stone?
Masonry bit for hard brick
Lip and spur for wood boards
Twist drill for thin metal
Spade for wide flat holes
Look at the two drill bits shown. Which bit is best for making a big round hole in wood or plastic?
Twist bit for small straight holes
Driver bit for turning long screws
Masonry bit for hard brick walls
Hole saw for wide circular openings
You need to drill into a brick wall. Which drill bit should you choose?
Hole saw with jagged teeth
Wood auger with a screw tip
Twist bit with smooth flutes
Masonry bit with a tough tip
A friend tries to use a hole saw to make a tiny thin hole. What should you suggest instead?
Tap a nail to make the opening
Switch to a masonry bit for tiles
Keep using the hole saw slowly
Use a smaller bit for small neat holes
Why should an electrician use insulated tools like the knife shown?
To keep tools from getting rusty
To make tools look bright and new
To protect hands from electric shock
To cut wires faster than normal
You see side cutters with a thick red and yellow handle. What does this handle help with?
Extra weight for stronger cuts
Decoration for a stylish tool
Sharpening the metal blades
Insulation for safer electric work
Choose the best match: tool to task.
Masonry bit to cut soft paper
Insulated knife to carry heavy boxes
Side cutters to draw straight lines
Hole saw to make wide round holes
Look at the picture. Which tool is best for cutting small wires at the side?
Long nose pliers with thin tips
Blunt nosed pliers with flat jaws
Side cutters with short cutting jaws
PVC conduit cutters with curved blade
Look at the picture. What feature helps make this tool safer around electricity?
Metal handles without covers
Extra long tips for reaching
Insulated handles with thick coating
Open jaws with sharp teeth
Which tool in the picture is best for gripping and twisting a small bolt or copper wires?
Blunt nosed pliers with gripping jaws
Side cutters with short blades
Long nose pliers with very thin tips
PVC conduit cutters with curved blade
You need to hold a wire tightly and bend the end. Which tool should you choose from the pictures?
Side cutters made for cutting wires
Kitchen scissors for paper
Blunt nosed pliers for strong grip
PVC conduit cutters for plastic pipes
A friend wants to cut a plastic pipe. Which tool from the pictures would work best?
Side cutters with short cutting jaws
Blunt nosed pliers for gripping
PVC conduit cutters with curved blade
Long nose pliers with thin tips
Look at the tool with a long, thin tip. What job is best for this tool?
Twisting wires around bolts
They are used for gripping wide bolts quickly
They are used for gripping big nails hard
They are used for gripping, bending, and cutting wires, They are used for gripping
You need to bend a small wire in a tight space. Which tool should you choose?
Long nose pliers
Garden shovel
Big kitchen whisk
Paint brush
What is its name of this tool, removes pvc insulation from a copper conductor. ?
Wire spreader
Wire strippers
Side cutter
Side scissors
A crimping tool is used to press a connector onto a wire. What happens after you crimp?
The connector holds tightly to the wire
The connector floats away from the wire
The wire turns into insulator
The tool makes loud click
Which screwdriver fits a screw with a cross and extra small lines like a star?
Flat head
Phillips head
Pozidriv head
Hex key
Before using any hand tool, what is a good pre-use check?
Look for cracks or loose parts
Throw the tool in water
Hide the tool in a box
Color the tool with crayons
To keep tools working well, what is one maintenance habit to follow?
Clean and store the tool
Bang it on the floor
Leave it in the rain
Share it with a puppy
Look at the picture of the red hand tool with a silver cutting part. Which job is best for this tool?
Cutting a wall edge
Cutting nails safely
Cutting copper wires
Cutting pvc conduit safely
You need to turn a flat screw near a bare copper wires. Which grip should your screwdriver have to keep you safe?
Paper tape handle
Insulated rubber grip
Bare metal handle
Wooden stick handle
Which tool in the picture helps press connectors onto wires tightly?
PVC pipe cutter with red handles
Crimping tool with red handles
Side cutter plier with red handles
Combination plier with red handles
Choose the best tool and grip: To tighten a flat screw on a plastic box, what should you use?
Hammer tool, wooden handle
Scissors, plastic handle
Flat blade screwdriver, insulated grip
Phillips screwdriver, smooth metal
