Lesson T2.1.1
T2.1.1 Precise use of specialist tools Quiz: KS3 Design & Technology, Unit 2
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Why is precise tool use important when manufacturing a product?
- Assembly takes longer
- Materials become cheaper
- Tools last forever
- Parts fit together
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Which tools are used together to measure and mark straight lines accurately?
- Steel rule and scriber
- Callipers and file
- Pencil and ruler
- Try square and saw
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What is the safest way to pass a sharp craft knife?
- Dropped on table
- Blade first
- Handle first
- Thrown across room
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Which tool or step is used to stop a drill bit wandering?
- Bench vice
- Centre punch
- Try square
- Sanding block
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What holds a workpiece in a repeatable position to make identical parts?
- A clamp
- A plane
- A vice
- A jig
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Which safety check is essential before using any power tool?
- Check oil level
- Check paint colour
- Check guards
- Check blade sharpness
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What is the primary purpose of a bench vice?
- Cut timber
- Measure angles
- Hold work firmly
- Drill holes
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Which tool gives the most precise measurement of a small diameter?
- Measuring tape
- Steel rule
- Metre stick
- Vernier callipers
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Which tool is used to check that edges are at a right angle?
- Centre punch
- Scriber
- Try square
- Caliper
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What is the main function of a centre punch?
- Cut material
- Measure length
- Smooth edges
- Create small dent
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Which technique ensures multiple pieces are cut to the exact same length?
- Eye estimation
- Rough marking
- Freehand cutting
- Stop block
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Which tool is best for removing a small amount of wood smoothly?
- Hand saw
- Claw hammer
- A plane
- Pincer
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What is a common cause of inaccurate workshop measurement?
- Wrong reference edge
- Sharp pencil
- Using steel rule
- Good lighting
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Why should tools be returned to their designated storage place?
- To paint them
- To sharpen them
- To weigh them
- Safe and tidy
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Where should a saw blade be positioned when cutting along a line?
- Waste side
- Directly on line
- Inside the part
- Far from line
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What is used to transfer a shape accurately onto material multiple times?
- A chisel
- A compass
- A template
- A mallet
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What helps keep a hand drill straight during operation?
- Loose grip
- Even pressure
- Tilting sideways
- Fast spinning
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Which safety equipment protects eyes from flying debris during cutting?
- Apron
- Steel boots
- Ear defenders
- Safety glasses
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Which tool is best for making a precise ninety-degree bend in thin metal strip?
- Tin snips
- Metal bending jig
- Hand file
- Centre punch
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What does the term calibrate mean when applied to a measuring instrument?
- Sharpen the edge
- Adjust for accuracy
- Measure the weight
- Clean the lens
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