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1
Which of the following statements best describes the term ergonomics?
The 'fit' between people and the objects they use
Specific sizes of people
2
Protects against copying technical and functional aspects of an invention without permission
Patents
Registered Designs
Copyright
Trademarks
3
What does HASWA stand for?
Health and Safety Work Authority
Hazards and Safety Working Act
Hazardous Adhesives and Substances with Action
Health and Safety At Work Act
4
Which of the following statements best describes a smart material?
Developed to perform particular functions.
Responds to changes in temperature or light and adapt.
5
Which of the following is classified as an
employees
duty as part of HASWA?
Ensure appropriate safety signs and provided and maintained
Correctly using work items provided including PPE
Make sure work equipment is suitable for intended use
Articals and substances are moved, stored and used safely
6
Which of the following
does not
refer to Primary market research?
Provides information such as popular trends & regional stats
Can be costly
Precise data, meets exact needs of the company
Collected first hand using questionnaires, surveys, etc.
7
Which statement about the CE mark is
false
?
CE shows conformity to European safety requirments
Cannot be sold in the EU and member states without a CE mark
CE is an abbreviation for Control Ensured
CE mark refers to safety not quality
8
Which of the following is
not
a destructive testing method?
Brinell Hardness Testing
Tensile Testing using a Tensometer
Shore Scleroscope Testing
Izod Impact Testing
9
Which is
not
an advantage of computerised stock control?
Caters for fluctuating levels of demand
Digital data may be accessed without security system
Data can be stored easliy
No manual checks required
10
What is the name of the test shown below?
Brinell Hardness Testing
Ultrasonic Testing
Vickers Pyramid Hardness Testing
Izod Impact Test
11
Literature, song lyrics, website content, works of art, dance and music are protected by?
Copyrights
Trademarks
Registered Design
Design Rights
12
Which of the following is
not
a key feature of the Trade Description Act?
The description maybe verbal, in writing or by illustration
The good must conform to the description given
An offence is committed if the description given is false
Traders may lose their consumer credit licence on conviction
13
The Izod impact test is designed to test.....
Elasticity
Tensile Strength
Hardness
Toughness/Brittleness
14
Inclusive design means?
Designing to include a disabled people
Designing to include all people
Designing to include the majority of 'normal' people
Designing for the widest possible audiance
15
The marketing mix is often referred to as the 4 P's. What do the 4 P's stand for?
Place, Production, Price, Packaging
Price, Product, Production, Promotion
Product, Price, Place, Promotion
Price, Proportions, Place, Product
16
The image below shows a manufacturing system. What manufacturing system is it showing?
Queue Maufacturing
Modular or Cell Manufacturing
Batch Maufacturing
In-line Manufacturing
17
What does COSHH stand for?
Control of systems hazardous to health
Control of safety, health and hazards
Control of substances hazardous to health
Commission of safety health and hazards
18
Which of the following best describes One-Off production?
In-line production systems. Product moved on a conveyor.
Small batches can be produced, such as aeroplanes
Pens and paper clips produced using automated machinery
Used to manufacture large -scale products such as ships.
19
Which of the following statements best describes Quality Control?
Ensures zero faults in products
Checks quality against the required customer standards
Testing of every product produced to ensure quality standard
Inspections carried out to at the end of manufacturing
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What does the Primary Footprint measure?
Direct emissions of C02 from the burning of fossil fuels
Indirect C02 emissions from products we use