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GCSE Design and Technology Timbers revision
GCSE Design and Technology Timbers revision
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1
Some products are made to have a short lifespan. What's this called?
Built in Obsolescence
Built in breaking
Built in destruction
Built to be obsolete
2
Which of these is naturally resistant to water?
Pine
Chipboard
Larch
Jelutong
3
Which is most likely to be used for sports equipment?
Ash
MDF
Pine
Mahogany
4
Which machine would you use to cut a square hole?
Mortiser
Tenon saw
Drill
Chisel
5
When you put a thin layer of wood onto the surface of another, what is it called?
Laminating
Layering
Venetian
Veneering
6
What would you put over a piece of wood to guide a drill or saw to the required place?
Jig
Fixture
Template
Tolerance
7
Which word means the bending or twisting that happens to timber as it dries out.
Seasoning
Warping
Curving
Twisting
8
Which of these is not a hardwood?
Larch
Mahogany
Ash
Jelutong
9
What is the Tensile strength of a material?
Being able to twist it and it return
Being able to apply pressure around it without breaking
The amount of force it can withstand when being pulled.
Being able to hit it 10 times without breaking
10
Where are most Softwoods naturally grown?
Sunnier regions
Hotter regions
Worldwide
Colder regions
11
What is this drill bit called?
Hole saw
Forstner bit
Flat bit
Auger bit
12
What does PAR stand for?
Planed all round
Parted at right
Pressure and relief
Planed and routered
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What does PSE stand for?
Planed surface edge
Planed square edge
Partly sanded even
Pressed sawn edge
14
Which one is not a property of copper ?
Corrosion resistant
Casts well
Machinability
Can rust easily
15
What is it called when the wood is drilled to allow the screw to sit flat?
Even
Levelled
Countersunk
Double drilled
16
Which of these would not strengthen a frame?
Adding a diagonal strut/ triangle
Adding a brace
Make the frame thicker
Putting a thin panel inside the frame
17
What is lamination?
Putting a layer on top of cheaper wood
Make the surface of a material shiny
Placing paper between plastic sheets
Thin layers of wood glued together to bend/make thicker
18
Which is not a type of timber stock form?
Dowels
Sheets
Rods
Mouldings
19
What's the word to describe a crushing force?
Contorsion
Torsion
Compression
Tensile
20
What word's for the amount of carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere from a place / person
Carbon Release
Carbon Atoms
Carbon Dioxes
Carbon Footprint
21
Which of these best describes Chipboard?
Made from waste material so is cheap
Layers of wood glued together to form sheets
Wood dust glued and pressed into sheets
Wood chips glued and pressed into sheets
22
Doing this to timber will reduce the water content to 10–18per cent.
Compressing
Salting
Ironing
Seasoning
23
What does stock forms mean?
Storing enough material in the factory
Materials cut and sold in standard sizes
Forming an area to store all the stock
Planks of wood
24
Which is not a scale of production?
Continual
Mass
Batch
One-off
25
What is a deciduous tree?
One which loses its leaves
The name of a hardwood tree
The name of a softwood tree
One which is green all year
26
What is this joint called?
Shelf joint
Lap joint
Mitre joint
Housing joint
27
What is the term for Softwoods?
Decideds
Connifurs
Coniferous
Deciduous
28
When looking at a product, what would show how much effect it has on the natural environment?
Its Carbon Footprint
Its sustainability
Its Ecological footprint
Its sustainable footprint
29
What is a knock-down fitting?
A tool used to knock down a product
Tools used for cutting materials to fit together.
Blocks and fittings used to easily fit pieces together
A fancy name for screws
