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GBHS Final Exam Woods I 2021

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Our band saw has two sets of guides.

True

False

  
Our band saw has two DRIVE wheels.

True

False

You must store your project materials in your back pack for safe keeping.

True

False

The planer can be reversed.

True

False

The planer will straighten warped or bowed boards.

True

False

Stock should be run through the planer cross-grained.

True

False

Wood should be held tight against the fence when cutting on the table saw.

True

False

Your fingers should be 1/8" to 1/2" from the blade while cutting on the table saw.

True

False

The size of the jointer is determined by the width of the cutter head.

True

False

Our jointer has 2 knives in the cutter head.

True

False

You should stand directly behind the board while planning it on the planer.

True

False

The edge of the board is jointed before the face when squaring up the stock.

True

False

The jointer will also help straighten warped boards.

True

False

While operating the jointer, chipping of stock can be a result of moving the board too quickly over the knives.

True

False

The fence on the jointer should be adjusted to 90 degrees for normal operation.

True

False

The blade on the table saw should be adjusted to just BELOW the surface of the material being cut for pass through cutting operations.

True

False

The main purpose of the table saw is to rip boards to width.

True

False

The good usable piece of material should always be held between the fence and the blade when using the table saw.

True

False

The main purpose of the table saw is to:

crosscut

miter cut

rip

none of the above

The minimum thickness of a board that can be safely run through the planer is:

1/16"

1/4"

16"

24"

The minimum length of a board that be run through the planer is:

1/16"

12"

24"

10"

What is the MAXIMUM depth of cut on the planer per pass?

1/16"

12"

1/4"

1/32"

Which of the following items must be in use when using the planer?

table saw

dust collection system

spindle sander

none of the above

If a board is too wide to face joint on the jointer you should:

cut it on the miter saw

rip it on the band saw

rip it on the table saw

throw it away

Which tool should be used to help rip a narrow board on the table saw?

a push block

a push stick

a miter guage

none of the above

The primary purpose of the planer is to:

make crosscuts

plane boards to thickness

make curve cuts

make rip cuts

Which part of the jointer is adjusted for the depth of cut?

the fence

the infeed table

the outfeed table

all of the above

A ___________ is used on a table saw to make wide cuts in one pass.

chisel blade

spade blade

dado blade

none of the above

What does the number on the back of the sandpaper represent?

the cost of the paper

coarseness or the grit

the date the paper was made

all of the above

Sand paper can be found in which of the following forms?

sheet

spindle

belt

all of the above

You must use this every time you use the table saw.

tail off man

push stick

miter gauge

feather board

The tool used to crosscut material on the table saw is the:

miter gauge

push stick

feather board

v-block

What would be the best choice to finish sand with?

50 grit

80 grit

120 grit

220 grit

  The size of the band saw is determined by the diameter of the wheels.

True

False

  
A 3/4“ band saw blade will cut tighter circles than a ¼” blade.

True

False

  
For a safe cut, round stock should be placed in a “V” block when cutting on the band saw.

True

False

  
When boring a hole, the larger the drill bit, the faster the drilling speed.

True

False

  
You should not stand to the right side of the band saw while cutting.

True

False

  
Only use safety guards if you are feeling unlucky.

True

False

 
Our drill press has a variable speed control.

True

False

 
The blade on our band saw is tracked "adjusted"  on the upper wheel.

True

False

 
Steel toed boots are a type of PPE.

True

False

 
Setting the depth of the drill press is not important.

True

False

 
Wood is held against the fence while cutting on the miter saw.

True

False

O.S.H.A. is the governmental department that oversees safety in the workplace?

True

False

 
Your fingers should be 1/8” to 1/2” from the blade while cutting on the miter saw.

True

False

 When changing a blade or making a setup the power to that machine should be disconnected. 

True

False

  
Safety glasses are just for wimps.

True

False

 
You are responsible for your own safety and the safety of others in the shop.

True

False

 
Cleanup is the sole the responsibility of the custodians.

True

False

 
A clean shop is a safe shop.

True

False

 
Use of drugs, alcohol and some medicines can cause accidents while the person is under the influence and operating the machines.

True

False

 
Dress is always a safety concern when working in the shop

True

False

Wearing jewelry is a safety problem or hazard. 

True

False

  
Always use the proper tool for the job.

True

False

 Always wait for the machine you are using to come to a complete stop before leaving.

True

False

 
Used oil based finishing rags are flammable.

True

False

 
Properly applied finishes make a project look better and last longer.

True

False

The primary purpose of the band saw is to:

Make rip cuts

Plane boards to thickness

Make irregular "curved" cuts

Make Crosscuts

The primary purpose of the miter saw is to:

Make rip cuts

Plane boards to thickness

Make irregular cuts

Make crosscuts

When drilling a hole on the drill press you should_______ the material to the table

Float

None of the these

Clamp

Glue

To be safety conscious means to __________

Do none of these things

Obey only certain safety rules

Think of the safety of your fellow worker

Horseplay is unacceptable in the shop because

You may not be under control

It is distracting to the teacher

It is distracting to fellow students

All of the these

During working labs when is it ok to remove your safety glasses in the wood shop?

If you are sitting at a table

Whenever you want

Never

When there are no machines turned on

One inch is equal to ________ /16ths?

9

12

4

16

4/16” is equal to?

1/4"

1/8"

3/4"

4/8"

In the woodshop we most commonly measure using which units of measures?

Inches, feet, 16ths of an inch

All of the these

Meters, centimeters, millimeters

Yards, miles, kilometers

How many inches are in one foot?

36

10

24

12

How many inches are in one yard?

12

10

36

24

The primary purpose of the Drill Press is to:

Press one board into another

Sink a screw into  a board

Cut of the edge of a board

Bore a hole 

What is the measurement shown below

1 & 1/4"

1/4"

1 & 3/16"

1 & 1/2"

What is the measurement shown below

2 & 1/4"

2 & 1/16"

2 & 1/8"

2 & 1/2"

What is the measurement shown below

1 & 3/4"

1&1/8"

1 & 11/16"

1 & 1/2"

What is the picture below showing?

Drill Press

Miter Saw

Band Saw

Spindle Sander

What is the picture below showing?

Band Saw

Spindle Sander

Miter Saw

Dril Press

What is the picture below showing?

Miter Saw

Spindle Sander

Band Saw

Drill Press

Move the fractions around so that they correspond to the correct letter in the ruler.
Zero is already done "in red ink" for you.  

15/16

A

9/16

B

1/16

C

5/16

D

Move the fractions around so that they correspond to the correct letter in the ruler.
Zero is already done "in red ink" for you.

14/16 or 7/8

A

2/16 or 1/8

B

10/16 or 5/8

C

Move the fractions around so that they correspond to the correct letter in the ruler.
Zero is already done "in red ink" for you.

8/16 or 1/2

A

12/16 or 3/4

B

4/16 or 1/4

C

Move the fractions around so that they correspond to the correct letter in the ruler.
Zero is already done "in red ink" for you.

12/16 or 3/4

A

3/16

B

16/16 or 1

C

6/16 or 3/8

D