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Snakes and Ladders.1
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- 1An initial batch of 2000 products will be produced. a. Aesthetic appeal b. Scale of manufactureScale of manufacture.
- 2The pull along toy should be suitable for children aged 1 year and older. a. Target market b. SustainabilityTarget Market
- 3Bright, primary colours will be used for decorating the pull along toy. a. Target market b. Aesthetic appealAesthetic appeal
- 4All edges should be smooth and rounded to prevent injury. a. Scale of manufacture b. Safety considerationSafety consideration
- 5State two reasons why beech is suitable for making a pull along toy?Aesthetically appealing, Durable
Smooth, Easy to work with - 6Explain what this symbol tells you about wood used to make a product.• The wood is from a sustainable source.
• The wood is from managed forestry.
• Trees are replanted when they are cut down. - 7Explain two advantage of flat pack furniture to the consumer.Easy to transport from store to home, Inexpensive
- 8Which of the 6 R’s is this statement “Reconsider the best way to make a product” Reuse or Re-thinkRe-think
- 9Which of the 6 R’s is this statement “Minimise the amount of material and energy you use” Reduce or RefuseReduce
- 10Which of the 6 R’s is this statement “To refill an ink printer cartridge instead of throwing it away” Reuse or ReduceReuse
- 11Which of the 6 R’s is this statement “Melt scraps of pewter to use in a new project” Repair or RecycleRecycle
- 12State the correct name of the symbol.BSI Kitemark
- 13Explain what this symbol tells you about a product.A product is fit for purpose
A product is safe
A product has been safety tested.
- 14Discuss the impact of plastic on the environment.• Non biogradable
• Contributes to global warming
• Uses finite (limited) resources - 15Which design stage would this statement fall under “Assessing the performance of the finished product “ Design ideas or EvaluationEvaluation
- 16Which design stage would this statement fall under. “Gathering information useful to the project” Research or Design specResearch
- 17Which design stage would this statement fall under “A list of criteria that the product should meet’ Specification or Design ideasSpecification
- 18Which design stage would this statement fall under “A number of initial design sketches” Design Ideas or EvaluationDesign Ideas
- 19Explain quality control and what it means?Quality control is a process of:
• Checking a product meets the spec.
• Checking the product does what it should. - 20Describe the advantages of rapid prototyping when developing a product.• Easy and quick to produce prototypes.
• Can show customers what the product will look like.
• Cheaper than handmade prototypes
• Highly accurate. - 21Describe thermosetting plastic.• Cannot be re-moulded or reheated
• Polymers bonded in grids
• Resistant to heat - 22Describe thermo plastics• Can be remoulded many times
• Polymers bonded in strands
• Not resistant to heat
• Recyclable - 23Describe the use of a machine viceHolds material when using the pillar drill.
- 24Describe what a sash clamp is used for.Used to hold large objects when gluing, usually used in furniture making.
- 25Describe what a mitre clamp is used for.Used for holding material at 90 degrees, usually used for frame making.
- 26Explain what a metal vice is used for.Used for holding metal whilst working, usually filling or cutting.
- 27State two safety considerations when using a pillar drill.Use goggles, Ensure guard is down, hold material correctly, use a machine vice, Tighten chuck correctly
- 28State the name of this wood joint.Mortice and Tenon
- 29State what ICT stands for.Information Communication Technology
- 30State the tools you would use to mark out a mortice and tenon joint.Metal rule, Pencil, Mortice gauge, try square
- 31State what CAM stands for.Computer Aided Design
- 32State what CAD stands for.Computer Aided Design
- 33State a CAD programme that can be used to model 3D design ideas.Google SketchUp, Pro desktop, AutoCAD
- 34State a word processor that can be used to create and edit text.Microsoft Word, Apple Notes
- 35Match these definitions with the correct heat treatment process. Hardening the outer skin of mild steel. Case Hardening or tamperingCase Hardening
- 36Match these definitions with the correct heat treatment process. Removing excess brittleness after hardening Case Hardening or tamperingTampering
- 37Match these definitions with the correct heat treatment process. Softening metal to make it easier to work with. Annealing or hardeningAnnealing
- 38Match these definitions with the correct heat treatment process. Heating and quenching steel to increase its tensile strength. Hardening or tamperingHardening
- 39State the name of a 2D design softwareTechsoft 2D design.
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