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Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
A fastener is used to:
Attach a movable car
Permanently connect two items
Measure the strength of a car
Drill holes in car
Nails are mainly used for joining:
Metal to wood
Timber to timber
Plastic to concrete
Steel to brick
Masonry screws are used to fix items to:
Timber only
Plastic surfaces
Concrete and brick
Aluminum sheets
Plastic expansion plugs are used with:
Timber walls
Masonry walls
Glass panels
Metal sheets
Sleeve anchors are designed for:
Light-duty timber work
Only plastic surfaces
Light to heavy duty masonry fixing
Temporary fastening
A chemical anchor uses:
Hot glue
Resin and threaded rod
Plastic clips
Rubber washers
A threaded fastener with a flat underside and curved top is called:
Bugle head
Pan Head
Carriage bolts are mostly used in:
Plastic
Wood
Aluminium
Glass
A washer is used to:
Increase bolt length
Distribute clamping pressure
Make holes larger
Replace nuts
A key is used to:
Prevent rotation between shaft and hub
Tighten bolts
Drill holes
Measure shaft diameter
A fixing is used to:
Permanently join two items
Attach a movable item to a permanent one
Measure wall thickness
Cut timber
Blunt-point nails help reduce:
Rust
Timber splitting
Nail bending
Noise
Before nailing into hardwood, you should:
Use glue
Pre-drill a hole
Heat the nail
Use a hammer drill
Masonry screws require a:
Wood drill bit
Masonry drill bit
Plastic expansion plugs are installed by:
Gluing them in
Hammering them into a drilled hole
Screwing them directly into timber
Heating them first
Hammer-set anchors are:
Easy to remove
Difficult to remove once installed
Only used in timber
Used only for ceilings
Sleeve anchors work by:
Melting into the wall
Expanding against the hole
Using magnets
Sticking with glue
Wedge anchors increase holding power when:
The nut is tightened
Heated
Painted
Used in timber
Chemical anchors use:
Resin and activator
Plastic plugs
Rubber washers
Hot glue
A pan head screw has:
A pointed top
A flat underside and rounded top
A countersunk shape
A hexagonal top
Bugle head screws are mainly used for:
Metal sheets
Plasterboard
Button head screws have:
A sharp point
A large flat bearing surface
No head
A hexagonal shape
Metal threads are used with:
Plastic plugs
Nuts or threaded holes
Timber only
Glue
A bolt is designed to be used with a:
Nail
Washer only
Nut
Plastic plug
Carriage bolts are mostly used in:
Timber
Concrete
Plastic
Aluminium
A flange bolt has:
No head
A built-in washer-like ridge
A pointed end
A square head
Lag bolts look similar to:
Nails
Screws
Washers
Shoulder bolts are often used as:
Cutting tools
Pivot points
Glue joints
Electrical connectors
Machine bolts usually have:
Hex or square heads
No threads
Plastic heads
Pointed ends
Control device used to lower energy usage
Water
Daylight Sensor/Photocell
Air
Cars
Lock washers prevent:
Rust
Nuts and bolts from loosening
Screws from bending
Holes from cracking
A Woodruff key is:
Square
Semicircular
Hexagonal
Triangular
Dowel pins are used for:
Decoration
Accurate alignment of parts
Cutting metal
Holding plasterboard
Retaining rings are installed using:
Hammers
Circlip pliers
Screwdrivers
Static load limit refers to:
Moving loads
Stationary loads
Wind loads
Shock loads
Shock loading is caused by:
Heat
Wind or vibration
Glue failure
Rust
Carriage bolts are mostly used in:
Plastic
Wood
Aluminium
Glass
A washer is used to:
Increase bolt length
Distribute clamping pressure
Make holes larger
Replace nuts
A key is used to:
Prevent rotation between shaft and hub
Tighten bolts
Drill holes
Measure shaft diameter
A fixing is used to:
Permanently join two items
Attach a movable item to a permanent one
Measure wall thickness
Cut timber
Blunt-point nails help reduce:
Rust
Timber splitting
Nail bending
Before nailing into hardwood, you should:
Use glue
Pre-drill a hole
Heat the nail
Use a hammer drill
A fastener is used to:
Attach a movable item to a permanent one
Permanently connect two items
Measure the strength of timber
Drill holes in masonry
Nails are mainly used for joining:
Metal to metal
Timber to timber
Plastic to concrete
Steel to brick
Masonry screws are used to fix items to:
Timber only
Plastic surfaces
Concrete and brick
Aluminum sheets
Plastic expansion plugs are used with:
Timber walls
Masonry walls
Glass panels
Metal sheets
Sleeve anchors are designed for:
Light-duty timber work
Only plastic surfaces
Light to heavy duty masonry fixing
Temporary fastening
A chemical anchor uses:
Hot glue
Resin and threaded rod
Plastic clips
A threaded fastener with a flat underside and curved top is called
Bugle head
Pan head
Button head
Hex head
Carriage bolts are mostly used in
Plastic
Wood
Aluminium
Glass
