Woodshop Test 1 Questions with Correct
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of the following steps used to square a board, which step is first?
A. Joint a working edge
B. Rip to width
C. Cut one end square
D. Cut to length
A. Joint a working edge
Which joint is most commonly used on the corners of a picture frame?
A. Miter
B. Butt
C. Dado
D. Dowel
A. Miter
What is a common method used to check for squareness?
A. Measure the circumference
B. Measure diagonally across the corners
C. Measure side to side
D. Measure from top to bottom
B. Measure diagonally across the corners
What standard size of a sheet of plywood?
A. 48" x 96"
B. 24" x 96"
, C. 36" x 96"
D. 60" x 96"
A. 48" x 96"
When must safety glasses must be worn?
A. Up to the students discretion
B. Only required when operating machines
C. Not required when working with hand tools
D. At all times in the shop
D. At all times in the shop
What is a "rip" cut?
A. A cut with the grain
B. A cut which tears the grain
C. A cut across the grain
D. A cut which is at a 45 degree angle to the grain
A. A cut with the grain
Why is it important to sand with the grain?
A. The sandpaper lasts longer
B. The scratches are less visible
C. Sandpaper is made to sand with the grain
D. It creates less dust
B. The scratches are less visible
What happens if excess glue is left on a project?
A. Glue has already absorbed into the wood
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of the following steps used to square a board, which step is first?
A. Joint a working edge
B. Rip to width
C. Cut one end square
D. Cut to length
A. Joint a working edge
Which joint is most commonly used on the corners of a picture frame?
A. Miter
B. Butt
C. Dado
D. Dowel
A. Miter
What is a common method used to check for squareness?
A. Measure the circumference
B. Measure diagonally across the corners
C. Measure side to side
D. Measure from top to bottom
B. Measure diagonally across the corners
What standard size of a sheet of plywood?
A. 48" x 96"
B. 24" x 96"
, C. 36" x 96"
D. 60" x 96"
A. 48" x 96"
When must safety glasses must be worn?
A. Up to the students discretion
B. Only required when operating machines
C. Not required when working with hand tools
D. At all times in the shop
D. At all times in the shop
What is a "rip" cut?
A. A cut with the grain
B. A cut which tears the grain
C. A cut across the grain
D. A cut which is at a 45 degree angle to the grain
A. A cut with the grain
Why is it important to sand with the grain?
A. The sandpaper lasts longer
B. The scratches are less visible
C. Sandpaper is made to sand with the grain
D. It creates less dust
B. The scratches are less visible
What happens if excess glue is left on a project?
A. Glue has already absorbed into the wood
