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Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A fastener is used to:

a)

Attach a movable car

b)

Permanently connect two items

c)

Measure the strength of a car

d)

Drill holes in car

2.

Nails are mainly used for joining:

a)

Metal to wood

b)

Timber to timber

c)

Plastic to concrete

d)

Steel to brick

3.

Masonry screws are used to fix items to:

a)

Timber only

b)

Plastic surfaces

c)

Concrete and brick

d)

Aluminum sheets

4.

Plastic expansion plugs are used with:

a)

Timber walls

b)

Masonry walls

c)

Glass panels

d)

Metal sheets

5.

Sleeve anchors are designed for:

a)

Light-duty timber work

b)

Only plastic surfaces

c)

Light to heavy duty masonry fixing

d)

Temporary fastening

6.

A chemical anchor uses:

a)

Hot glue

b)

Resin and threaded rod

c)

Plastic clips

d)

Rubber washers

7.

A threaded fastener with a flat underside and curved top is called:

a)

Bugle head

b)

Pan Head

8.

Carriage bolts are mostly used in:

a)

Plastic

b)

Wood

c)

Aluminium

d)

Glass

9.

A washer is used to:

a)

Increase bolt length

b)

Distribute clamping pressure

c)

Make holes larger

d)

Replace nuts

10.

A key is used to:

a)

Prevent rotation between shaft and hub

b)

Tighten bolts

c)

Drill holes

d)

Measure shaft diameter

11.

A fixing is used to:

a)

Permanently join two items

b)

Attach a movable item to a permanent one

c)

Measure wall thickness

d)

Cut timber

12.

Blunt-point nails help reduce:

a)

Rust

b)

Timber splitting

c)

Nail bending

d)

Noise

13.

Before nailing into hardwood, you should:

a)

Use glue

b)

Pre-drill a hole

c)

Heat the nail

d)

Use a hammer drill

14.

Masonry screws require a:

a)

Wood drill bit

b)

Masonry drill bit

15.

Plastic expansion plugs are installed by:

a)

Gluing them in

b)

Hammering them into a drilled hole

c)

Screwing them directly into timber

d)

Heating them first

16.

Hammer-set anchors are:

a)

Easy to remove

b)

Difficult to remove once installed

c)

Only used in timber

d)

Used only for ceilings

17.

Sleeve anchors work by:

a)

Melting into the wall

b)

Expanding against the hole

c)

Using magnets

d)

Sticking with glue

18.

Wedge anchors increase holding power when:

a)

The nut is tightened

b)

Heated

c)

Painted

d)

Used in timber

19.

Chemical anchors use:

a)

Resin and activator

b)

Plastic plugs

c)

Rubber washers

d)

Hot glue

20.

A pan head screw has:

a)

A pointed top

b)

A flat underside and rounded top

c)

A countersunk shape

d)

A hexagonal top

21.

Bugle head screws are mainly used for:

a)

Metal sheets

b)

Plasterboard

22.

Button head screws have:

a)

A sharp point

b)

A large flat bearing surface

c)

No head

d)

A hexagonal shape

23.

Metal threads are used with:

a)

Plastic plugs

b)

Nuts or threaded holes

c)

Timber only

d)

Glue

24.

A bolt is designed to be used with a:

a)

Nail

b)

Washer only

c)

Nut

d)

Plastic plug

25.

Carriage bolts are mostly used in:

a)

Timber

b)

Concrete

c)

Plastic

d)

Aluminium

26.

A flange bolt has:

a)

No head

b)

A built-in washer-like ridge

c)

A pointed end

d)

A square head

27.

Lag bolts look similar to:

a)

Nails

b)

Screws

c)

Washers

28.

Shoulder bolts are often used as:

a)

Cutting tools

b)

Pivot points

c)

Glue joints

d)

Electrical connectors

29.

Machine bolts usually have:

a)

Hex or square heads

b)

No threads

c)

Plastic heads

d)

Pointed ends

30.

Control device used to lower energy usage

a)

Water

b)

Daylight Sensor/Photocell

c)

Air

d)

Cars

31.

Lock washers prevent:

a)

Rust

b)

Nuts and bolts from loosening

c)

Screws from bending

d)

Holes from cracking

32.

A Woodruff key is:

a)

Square

b)

Semicircular

c)

Hexagonal

d)

Triangular

33.

Dowel pins are used for:

a)

Decoration

b)

Accurate alignment of parts

c)

Cutting metal

d)

Holding plasterboard

34.

Retaining rings are installed using:

a)

Hammers

b)

Circlip pliers

c)

Screwdrivers

35.

Static load limit refers to:

a)

Moving loads

b)

Stationary loads

c)

Wind loads

d)

Shock loads

36.

Shock loading is caused by:

a)

Heat

b)

Wind or vibration

c)

Glue failure

d)

Rust

37.

Carriage bolts are mostly used in:

a)

Plastic

b)

Wood

c)

Aluminium

d)

Glass

38.

A washer is used to:

a)

Increase bolt length

b)

Distribute clamping pressure

c)

Make holes larger

d)

Replace nuts

39.

A key is used to:

a)

Prevent rotation between shaft and hub

b)

Tighten bolts

c)

Drill holes

d)

Measure shaft diameter

40.

A fixing is used to:

a)

Permanently join two items

b)

Attach a movable item to a permanent one

c)

Measure wall thickness

d)

Cut timber

41.

Blunt-point nails help reduce:

a)

Rust

b)

Timber splitting

c)

Nail bending

42.

Before nailing into hardwood, you should:

a)

Use glue

b)

Pre-drill a hole

c)

Heat the nail

d)

Use a hammer drill

43.

A fastener is used to:

a)

Attach a movable item to a permanent one

b)

Permanently connect two items

c)

Measure the strength of timber

d)

Drill holes in masonry

44.

Nails are mainly used for joining:

a)

Metal to metal

b)

Timber to timber

c)

Plastic to concrete

d)

Steel to brick

45.

Masonry screws are used to fix items to:

a)

Timber only

b)

Plastic surfaces

c)

Concrete and brick

d)

Aluminum sheets

46.

Plastic expansion plugs are used with:

a)

Timber walls

b)

Masonry walls

c)

Glass panels

d)

Metal sheets

47.

Sleeve anchors are designed for:

a)

Light-duty timber work

b)

Only plastic surfaces

c)

Light to heavy duty masonry fixing

d)

Temporary fastening

48.

A chemical anchor uses:

a)

Hot glue

b)

Resin and threaded rod

c)

Plastic clips

49.

A threaded fastener with a flat underside and curved top is called

a)

Bugle head

b)

Pan head

c)

Button head

d)

Hex head

50.

Carriage bolts are mostly used in

a)

Plastic

b)

Wood

c)

Aluminium

d)

Glass