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Revision quiz for GCSE Product Design, use this to help build confidence and knowledge :-)
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1
What time of product might joint this be used on?
A wooden brush
A shelf
Flat pack furniture
A box
2
What is the name of this wood joint?
Butt joint
Doweled joint
Corner Halving joint
Dovetail joint
3
Name a type of thermoplastic
PVC
Acrylic
Rubber
Polyethylenes
4
Name a printing method
Screen Printing
Felt tips
Lithography
Block Printing
5
What is paper made of?
Thin wood sheets
Card
moist fibers of cellulose pulp from wood pressed together
Dust and water
6
Which method of polymer forming is this?
Blow moulding
Injection moulding
Vacuum Forming
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What does this process make?
Mud
Stuff
Glue
Crude oil which makes plastic
8
Why would you change the properties of paper?
To bind it by adding a spine
To make it look good
To protect it by laminating
Because you were bored
9
What does it mean if a metal is 'ferrous'?
It;s old
It has no iron
It's strong
It contains iron
10
What is a property of a thermosetting plastic?
They are more difficult to recycle
They will burn if heat is applied when set
They can only be shaped once
Less environmentally friendly
11
What is ergonomics?
The study of how humans interact with a product
Speaking to people
Using human ideas
A knowledge of human characteristics to help designers
12
What kind of material could be used to make a prototype?
Cardboard
Expanded polystyrene
Paper
Foam board
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Name an example of a manufactured board
Hardboard
Plywood
Chipboard
Medium Density Fibreboard (MDF)
14
What does CAD stand for?
computer also design
computer added design
Computer aided design
Computer and design
15
How does a design movement influence the type of furniture is produced?
They like the same stuff
All designers produce furniture with similar aesthetics
All designers within the movement work in the same style
It just does
16
Give an example of a SMART material
shape-memory polymer
Polymorph
Temperature responsive polymer
Shape memory alloys
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What type of plastic can be melted and reshaped more than once?
Thermosetting plastic
Thick plastic
Thermoplastic
Shiny plastic
18
How can materials be processed to create more useful, or desirable, properties?
Laminating
Wax
Polishing
Varnish
19
What is a 'technology push'?
A demand for better products to match new technology
Technology getting moved
Technology changing
A product evolving due to advance in technology
20
What is anthropometrics?
Hand sizes
Heights
The study of human body measurements to help design products
The study of human body measurements
21
What are elastomers?
A solid plastic
A wire
A polymer with elastic qualities
Stretchy plastics
22
What does this symbol mean?
Green
Recycling
Commonly soft plastic type
The type of plastic used
23
What does this symbol mean?
Good product
The product can be recycled
Good for the environment
Mobius loop
24
Name an advantage of a man made manufactured board over natural
They are cheap
They look good
They can be made in very large sizes
They are available in different thicknesses
25
Why would a thermoplastic be a good material to manufacture a water bottle from?
It is aesthetically pleasing
It's blue
It's transparent
It can be recycled more than once
26
Which raw material is plastic made from?
Crude oil
Plastic granules
Water
Glue
27
What is product evolution?
Products staying the same
Products changing over time due to developments in materials
The way products evolve over time
Products changing over time due to new ideas
28
Give an example of a softwood
Pine
Skinny tree
Spruce
Cedar
29
What is used for tone and rendering?
Pencils
CAD
Markers
Coloured pencils
30
Name a property of a hard wood
Expensive
Low cost
High quality finish
Broadleaf
31
What is a SMART material?
Brainy stuff
Clever material
designed materials with 1 or more changeable properties
Can be changed by temp,moisture,pH,elect or magnetic fields.
32
What is an alloy?
A shiny metal
A heavy metal
A light metal
A metal made with more than 1 type of element
33
Name a property of a soft wood
Coniferous
Inexpensive
Evergreen
Grows all year round
34
what does CAM stand for?
computer and mass
computer made stuff
computer and manufacturing
Computer aided manufacturing
35
What is a property of pewter?
Low melting point
Attractive finish
Suitable for casting
Grey colour
36
Name a method how a plastic can be formed
Vacuum forming
Blow moulding
Line bending
Injection moulding
37
What is meant by the term CI?
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Continuous improvement of a product
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Citizenship
38
What is a property of copper?
High melting point
Ductile
Good conductor of electricity and heat
Orange/brown in colour
39
What is meant by 'market pull?'
Pulling the technology around
Fixing a big problem with better technology
An urgent problem which can only be solved with technology
Pull of the market
40
What does this symbol represent?
It can be recycled
High quality product
The company supports recycling
Good for the world
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What are stock forms?
What they look like
Shop stuff
Group of materials
The different forms a material can be purchased in
42
Give an example of a hard wood
Spruce
Oak
Balsa
Beech