Introduction
Wood and Derivatives
Wood and Derivatives
Metals
Metals
100

Define 'raw materials'

Substances that are extracted directly from natural objects.

100

What is the name of the outer layer of a tree trunk?

Bark

100

Define “wood”.

Wood is a raw vegetable material that comes from the trunks of trees and bushes.

100

What is an 'alloy'

A metal made by combining/mixing two or more metals.

100

Define “metal”.

Metal is a technical material that comes from minerals contained in rocks which can be obtained in nature.

200
What are the 3 main groups of raw material?

Animal origin

Vegetable origin

Mineral origin

200

What is sapwood usually used for?

Artistic woodwork

200

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: (400 points if answer is correct)

 True or False:

Wood is classified into two types: Lightwoods and Darkwoods.

False. Wood is classified into Hardwoods and Softwoods.

200

When is surface mining used?

When the mineral layer is near the surface.

200

When is underground mining used?

It is used when the mineral is deep below the surface.

300

Name 3 types of technical materials

Wood

Metals

Plastics

Textiles

Stones

Ceramics

300

DOUBLE JEOPARDY (600 POINTS if correct)

True/False

Hardwoods contain a lot of resin and can be of many different colours?

False: Little resin

300

Name the 5 parts of a tree trunk.

Bark, Cambium, Sapwood, Heartwood, and Pith.

300

What are the properties of Ferrous Metals

Very hard and resistant

300

What are the properties of “Non-Ferrous Materials”?

Light. Soft. High malleability and ductility. Hard. Strong.

400

What are the 3 main properties of materials?

Mechanical, Thermal, and Environmental Properties 

400

Name 3 uses of Hardwoods

Furniture, Doors, Windows, Parquet floors, Boats, Musical instruments

400

Name the 2 properties of wood.

Physical and Ecological Properties.

400

Name 5 properties of metals

Conductivity, Ductility and Malleability, Toughness,

Fusibility, Expansion and Contraction, Magnetism, Renewable, Recyclable and Reusable, Toxic

400

What are the 3 shaping techniques?

1) Shaping, 2) Powder Metallurgy, and 3) Casting

500

True or False: Qualities determine the behavior of materials when subjected to external forces.

True.

500

Name 4 uses of softwood

Buildings, Boats, Simple furniture, Boxes, Paper

500

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: (1000 points if correct)

What are the 3 wood derivatives called?

1) Engineered woods, 2) Cellulose Materials, and 3) Cork

500

In a Pure iron what is concentration of Carbon?

Between 0.008% and 0.03%

500

True or False: objects rust when oxidation occurs.

True.  Metals react with oxygen in air and water. Most of them rust when they come into contact with air and oxygen.