Lesson T2.1.1
T2.1.1 Precise use of specialist tools Quiz: KS3 Design & Technology, Unit 2
20 questions
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Lesson T2.1.1, Precise use of specialist tools: 20 multiple choice questions for the KS3 Design & Technology (National Curriculum), Unit 2: Make, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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Why is precise use of a tool important when making a product?
- It ensures that the tool is never needed again in any future project at all
- It uses up more material than needed so the finished product is much heavier
- It makes the workshop look tidier for visiting teachers and parents
- It keeps parts accurate so they fit together and work as designed
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Which tool is used to measure and mark out a straight line accurately?
- A steel rule with a scriber or pencil
- A paintbrush used for applying varnish
- A large hammer used with a nail set
- A pair of pliers used for gripping wire
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What is the safest way to pass a sharp craft knife to someone?
- Leave it on the bench for them to pick up quickly
- Throw it across the bench to the other person
- Hand it over handle first with the blade pointing away
- Hold it with the blade pointing towards the other person
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A pupil needs a hole in a sheet of wood at a precise position. Which step is most important?
- Use a larger drill bit so that any error is hidden in the finished hole
- Mark the centre accurately and use a centre punch before drilling
- Drill quickly without marking to save time in the lesson for the class
- Guess the position by eye and check the hole after the drilling is done
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What is the purpose of a jig in making?
- To cool a workpiece after it has been heated in a furnace in the big workshop
- To label finished parts with their names, sizes and materials for the display
- To keep the workshop floor clean during the making of the parts in class
- To hold a workpiece in a repeatable position so that identical parts can be made
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Which safety step is essential before using a power tool?
- Remove all guards so the tool cuts more freely through the material
- Start the tool before placing the material in position on the bench
- Check the guards are fitted and the tool is in good condition
- Wear loose clothing so that it moves freely around the tool while in use
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What is the purpose of a bench vice?
- To pour liquid materials carefully into a mould on the workshop bench
- To store tools in a locked box between lessons in the workshop
- To hold work firmly while it is cut, filed or drilled
- To weigh the finished product accurately on a scale before it is sold
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Which measuring tool gives the most precise measurement of a small diameter?
- A tape measure used on a roll
- A wooden metre stick
- A large plastic ruler
- Vernier callipers
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Why is a try square used in marking out?
- To measure the curved outline of a shape on the workshop bench
- To cut thick metal sheets into narrow strips in the workshop
- To check that edges and surfaces are at a right angle
- To mix paint and glue for the finishing of the product in class
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What does a centre punch do?
- Smooths the edge of a piece of wood after it has been sawn to length
- Cuts a circular hole through thick sheet metal in one single step
- Adds a coloured finish to the surface of the metal before it is displayed
- Creates a small dent so a drill bit has a starting point
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A pupil needs to cut 3 identical pieces, each 150 mm long. Which technique is best?
- Cut all three from a rough estimate by eye without any marking at all
- Cut one piece and then guess the length of the other two from the first
- Measure each piece separately with a fresh ruler every single time you cut
- Use a stop block or template so each piece is cut to the same length
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Which tool is best for removing a small amount of material from a wooden edge?
- A pair of tin snips for cutting sheet metal
- A heavy mallet that strikes the surface
- A plane or sanding block
- A soldering iron heated to high temperature
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What is a common cause of inaccurate work in the workshop?
- Measuring from the wrong end or edge of the material
- Checking dimensions more than once before the final piece is cut at all
- Using a tool that is sharp and clean and in good working order
- Marking out with a sharp pencil that gives a fine and clear line
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Why should a tool be returned to its place after use?
- So that the tool can be sold to any visitors who come into the room
- So that the tool is kept hidden from the teacher and the class
- So that the tool gets dirty and stops working properly in the workshop
- So it is safe, easy to find and ready for the next user
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Which action improves accuracy when sawing along a line?
- Keep the saw blade on the waste side of the line
- Saw straight through the marked line without any margin
- Saw at a random angle to speed up the cut
- Saw along the line with the blade completely off the wood
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What is a template used for in making?
- To display the finished product in a shop window for customers to see
- To write a full design specification for the whole project and its users
- To transfer a shape accurately onto material many times
- To mix the paints used on a finished product for the final classroom display
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When using a hand drill, what helps keep the drill straight?
- Tilting the drill at a random angle
- Holding the drill steady and pressing evenly
- Removing the chuck so nothing holds the bit
- Pressing the drill sideways while it is spinning
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Which safety equipment protects the eyes when cutting or drilling?
- A pair of cotton gloves
- Ear defenders only
- A hat with a wide brim
- Safety glasses
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A pupil must make a 90-degree bend in a thin strip. Which tool is best?
- A paintbrush with stiff bristles for applying paint to the metal
- A metal bending tool or a vice with a steel bar
- A pair of scissors designed for cutting paper in the classroom
- A glue gun applied along the whole line where the bend is to be made
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What does calibrate mean for a measuring instrument?
- To use it only once and then throw it away after the first lesson ends
- To check and adjust it so that it gives accurate readings
- To make it much heavier so that it stays in place on the bench during use
- To paint it in a bright colour to make it easy to see on the bench
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