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Candle Holder Project - Quiz
metal
  • 1. What is meant by the term “Ferrous Metal”?
A) It does not rust and is not magnetic
B) It will rust but is not magnetic
C) It will not rust but is magnetic
D) It will rust and is magnetic
metal strips
  • 2. How would you cut the strips of metal to size you need?
A) Use Junior Hacksaw
B) Use a File
C) Ask your teacher to cut it for you
D) Use Pedestal Drill
  • 3. What tool or machine would you use to cut out these holes in metal?
A) Use Scriber
B) Use Spring Dividers
C) Use Pedestal Drill
D) Use Junior Hacksaw
broken edged metal vase large
  • 4. Pictured here is a rough piece of Metal. How could you smooth it down to make it neat?
A) Use Bending Bars
B) Use a pair of pliers
C) Use a file
D) Use a Mallet
try square
  • 5. In woodwork, you use a Try Square (pictured) to draw 90degrees angled lines on wood. What tool do you use in Metalwork for the same reason?
A) Steel Rule
B) Hammer
C) Engineers Square
D) Centre Punch
metals auqik
  • 6. What is meant by the term “Non-Ferrous” metal?
A) It will rust
B) Some types rust and some will not rust
C) It will not rust
D) It will occasionally rust
spraypaint
  • 7. Once you have made your candle holder it will be spray painted. Why do we do this?
A) So that no one knows its metal
B) To cover all the mistakes
C) To protect the metal from rusting
D) It is the only finish available for metals
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  • 8. Once spray painted, the candle holder is then screwed onto the base. What type of wood is the base made from?
A) Teak
B) Mahogany
C) Pine
D) Oak
powertools
  • 9. What power tool could you use to screw the candle holder to the base?
A) Sander
B) Bandsaw
C) Jigsaw
D) Power drill
woodwork tools
  • 10. If you had to screw the candle holder to the base but had no access to a power supply, what tool would you use instead?
A) Steel Rule
B) Screwdriver
C) Hammer
D) Counter Sink
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