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Y10 Design and Technology Revision Quiz
Y10 Design and Technology Revision Quiz
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1
Ergonomics is the relationship between people and the products they use.
False
True
2
Boards are always greater than … GSM?
250
80
100
200
3
Which surface treatment is used?
Debossing
Foil Blocking
Embossing
Spot gloss
4
Natural fibres can come from...?
oil-based chemicals
plant or animal sources
5
A method of funding a project by raising money from large numbers of people is called?
Virtual Retailing
Crowd sourcing
Fair Trade
Enterprise
6
Which is the correct order for a systems approach to designing?
Input → Process → Output
Output → Process → Input
Process → Output → Input
7
Which of these is an example of ways to conduct primary research?
Magazines
Interview
Internet
Books
8
What is the definition of a modern material?
material influenced by stress, temperature, moisture or ph.
a material made from two of more different materials.
a material influenced by external environmental stimuli.
a material recently developed for specific applications.
9
Which style of drawing is shown?
One point perspective
Two point perspective
10
Which of these is an example of a commercially available stock form?
wood screws
piano hinge
A3 Paper
rivets
11
Which is the most appropriate board for food packaging?
foam core board
foil-lined board
duplex board
corrugated card
12
Thermoforming polymers can only be shaped and formed by heat once.
True
False
13
What is the definition of Market Pull?
Where users want a product to be improved or redeveloped.
New technology and materials influences product design.
14
Which style of working drawing is shown?
Isometric
Orthographic
15
What is the definition of Computer numerically controlled (CNC) ?
Using computer software to draw, design and model on screen.
Manufacturing products designed by CAD.
Ordering components to arrive just in time for assembly.
Machine tools that are controlled by a computer.
16
Manufactured boards fall into two categories...
plywood boards and MDF boards
compressed boards and corrugated boards
softwoods and hardwoods
lamintated boards and compressed boards
17
Which of these are not a commercially available standard component?
plastic comb binding
split pins
9mm MDF board
washers
18
Which force is shown?
Torsion
Compression
Bending
Tension
19
What is the definition of a ferrous metal?
metals that do not contain iron
metals that contain iron
20
What is the most common method of organised waste disposal?
Energy recovery
Landfill
Incineration
Resource recovery
21
Which of these is not an example of a thermoforming polymer?
Polypropylene (PP)
Polyvinyl chloride (PVC)
High-impact polystyrene (HIPS)
Polyester resin
22
Which commercial process is shown?
Sand casting
Welding
Brazing
Pewter casting
23
Which commercial process is shown?
Wood turning
Steam bending
Kerfing
Routing
24
Which of these is not a manufactured board?
plywood
balsa
chipboard
MDF
25
What is the definition of social footprint?
Impact of society on a company/organisation.
Impact a company/organisation has on the environment.
Impact a company/organisation has on natural resources.
Impact a company/organisation has on people & communities.
26
Which of these is not an example of a thermosetting polymer?
Melamine formaldehyde (MF)
Polyethylene terephthate (PET)
Epoxy resin
Urea formaldehyde (UF)
27
Which is not an example of a job created by increased computer automation?
factory production line operator
system analyst
programmer
computer technician
28
Which timber finish is shown?
Preservatives (tantalising)
Waxing
Paint
Stain
29
Oak and beech are a type of ….?
Softwood
Hardwood
30
Burning fossil fuels produces which gas that contributes to the greenhouse effect?
carbon dioxide
sulfur dioxide
nitrous oxide
ammonia
31
Which metal finish is shown?
Galvanising
Dip coating
Anodising
Powder coating
32
Which printing process is shown?
Screen printing
Offset Lithography
Flexography
33
Which of the following materials is most likely to be used to create a working drawing?
foil-lined board
Solid white board
Cartridge paper
Isometric paper
34
Car windscreen wipers follow which type of movement?
Linear
Oscillating
Rotary
Reciprocating
35
Pine and Spruce are a type of …?
Softwood
Hardwood
36
Which of these is a synthetic fibre?
Cotton
Polyester
Silk
Wool
37
Which commercial process is shown?
Line bending
Injection moulding
Extrusion
Vacuum forming
38
Which of the following is a technical textile?
MDF
Kevlar
Teflon
Shape memory alloy
39
Which textile finish is shown?
Tie dye
Digital printing
Resist dyeing
Batik
40
The method shown is used to reduce waste on the laser cutter, what is it called?
Minimising
Commercial manufacturing
Nesting
Organising
41
Which is the definition of Oscillating motion?
movement backwards and forwards in a straight line
movement round in a circle e.g. wheel turning
movement swinging from side to side e.g. pendulum
movement in a straight line
42
… is where a limited number of the same product is made during a particular period of time.
batch production
continuous production
prototype
mass production
43
What is not an example of a finite resource?
oil
plant life
coal
natural gas
44
Which polymer finish is shown?
Polishing
Screen Printing
Vinyl Decal
45
Which invention during the industrial revolution (late 1700s) was an example of automation?
robotic production lines
barcodes
steam engine
conveyor belt
46
Which of these are not an example of a metal alloy?
Brass
Duralumin
Stainless Steel
Tin
47
Which of these is not a non-ferrous metal?
cast iron
zinc
aluminium
copper
48
Ferrous metals are those that contain iron.
True
False
49
What is a mechanism? a device...
that changes output motion into a different input motion.
that changes input motion into a different output motion.
50
Thermosetting polymers can be recycled?
False
True
51
Hardwood woods come from … trees?
deciduous
coniferous
52
What is the definition of anthropometrics?
A set of principles concerned with visual appeal.
The study of the sizes of people in relation to products.
