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(CLF2000) Advanced Core Cluster: AGRICULTURAL MECHANICS

 (CLF2400)  Unit Title: WOODWORKING

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 (CLF2449)  Topic: Woodworking                Time               Year(s)
                    UNIT EXAM                1 hour          1 / 2 / 3 / 4
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NAME ____________________________

DATE ____________________________

PER. ____________________________


A. True and False

   1. _____ The working edge or surface is the main edge or surface
              from which the other surfaces are measured or squared.

   2. _____ A crosscut hand saw cuts the wood during the back stroke. 

   3. _____ Miter joints are stronger than butt joints because they
              provide more surface contact at the joint.

   4. _____ The teeth of a crosscut circular saw blade should point
              towards you when cutting wood.

   5. _____ Nailing is the quickest and weakest method of fastening wood.

   6. _____ S4S is lumber surfaced on four sides.

   7. _____ The actual size of S4S dimension lumber is 1/4 inch less than
              the nominal size.

   8. _____ Lumber graded as common no. 1, 2, and 3 is suitable for use
              without waste.

   9. _____ Lumber graded as select C or D is suitable for natural
              finishes.

  10. _____ G2S means the veneer of a plywood panel is good on two sides.

  11. _____ Good economical construction requires the proper use of the
              lowest grade lumber suitable for the purpose.

  12. _____ File teeth cut only on the forward stroke.

  13. _____ A dull circular saw blade is more dangerous than a sharp one.

  14. _____ The table saw's primary purpose is to make crosscuts in wood.

  15. _____ The thickness of a table saw or radial arm saw's saw cut is 1/8
              inch.

B. Matching

   1. _____ Perpendicular to the plane of the horizon
              or in line with gravity.                    a. Square

   2. _____ Parallel to the plane of the horizon or
              having the same height everywhere.          b. Soft Wood

   3. _____ Objects positioned so that their edges,
              surfaces, or ends are even.                 c. Level

   4. _____ Lines, surfaces, or planes positioned at
              right angles (90 degrees) to one another.   d. Timbers

   5. _____ A sloping edge (less than 90 degrees).      e. Common

   6. _____ Needle-leaf, evergreen trees (conifers).    f. Push Drill

   7. _____ Broad-leaf, deciduous trees.                g. Plumb

   8. _____ Lumber used for posts, beams, and heavy
              stringers.                                  h. Plane

   9. _____ Lumber used for sills, plates, studs,
              rafters, and other framing members.         i. Flush

  10. _____ Lumber used for flooring, sheathing, 
              paneling, and trim.                         j. Hand Drill

  11. _____ Lumber of good appearance and finishing     k. Dado
              qualities.

  12. _____ Lumber containing defects and blemishes.    l. Bevel

  13. _____ A hand tool used to shave wood to obtain    m. Dimension
              a smooth surface.

  14. _____ A crank handle used to turn an auger bit.   n. Table   

  15. _____ A tool with gears designed to turn a bit
              much faster than its handle turns.          o. Boards

  16. _____ The stationary saw used primarily for
              crosscutting lumber.                        p. Lap

  17. _____ The stationary saw used primarily for
              ripping lumber.                             q. Bit Brace


  18. _____ An automatic drill used for rapidly
              drilling holes up to 3/16 inch.             r. Hard Wood 
  19. _____ A rectangular groove cut into wood.         s. Select

  20. _____ A joint made by joining to boards face-to-
              face.                                       t. Radial Arm

C. Multiple Choice

   1. Which function can a combination square not perform?

       a. Measure distances up to 12 inches.

       b. Serve as a guide to mark 30 degree angles.

       c. Serve as a guide to draw 45 degree angles.

       d. Serve as a marking gauge for marking lines parallel to the
           edge of a board.

   2. Which is the strongest type of nailing?

       a. Flat nailing.

       b. End nailing.

       c. Toe nailing.

       d. None of the above.

   3. Which of the trees below is a hardwood?

       a. Spruce

       b. Oak

       c. Cedar

       d. Redwood

   4. Which of the trees below is used primarily for framing lumber?

       a. Birch

       b. White pine

       c. Yellow pine

       d. Fir

   5. Which wood panel is the most dense?

       a. Plywood

       b. Hardboard

       c. Particle board

       d. Wafferboard

   6. Which of these terms does not refer to the same relationship?

       a. Perpendicular

       b. 90 degrees

       c. Level

       d. Right angle

   7. Which hand saw is held at a 60 degree angle to the surface of the
       wood it is cutting?

       a. Crosscut saw

       b. Rip saw

       c. Back saw

       d. Coping saw

   8. Which hand saw is used with a miter box?

       a. Rip saw

       b. Coping saw

       c. Keyhole saw

       d. Back saw

   9. Which hand tool is used to shave wood in recessed areas?

       a. Plane

       b. Chisel

       c. File

       d. None of the above

  10. The blade of a portable circular saw should extend through the wood
       being cut at least:

       a. 1/16 inch

       b. 1/8 inch

       c. 1/2 inch

       d. 3/4 inch
Answer Sheet

A. True and False              10. o

   1. t                       11. s

   2. f                       12. e

   3. t                       13. h

   4. f                       14. q

   5. t                       15. j

   6. t                       16. t

   7. f                       17. n

   8. t                       18. f

   9. f                       19. k

  10. t                       20. p

  11. t                   C. Multiple Choice

  12. t                       1. b

  13. t                       2. c

  14. f                       3. b

  15. t                       4. d

B. Matching                    5. b

   1. g                       6. c

   2. c                       7. b

   3. i                       8. d

   4. a                       9. b

   5. l                      10. b

   6. b 

   7. r

   8. d

   9. m


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