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Wood Shop
Video and Animation
Science and Technology
Safety
Design Process
100
When using the bandsaw, the blade should be this high above the wood.
What is 25 mm?
100
FPS stands for this.
What is Frames Per Second?
100
A seesaw is an example of this kind of lever.
What is a first-class lever?
100
This is a rule that you follow in the workshop that is different than in the rest of the school.
What is not wearing your ID tag?
100
The first model of your product, built in order to test out how it works.
What is a prototype?
200
This is used to open the chuck on the drill press, allowing the drill bit to be changed.
What is a chuck key?
200
DPI is a measure of this.
What is resolution?
200
The term for energy that is stored.
What is potential energy?
200
These are your three main rights as a worker.
What are to know about hazards, to refuse unsafe work, and to participate in keeping your workplace safe?
200
The stages in the SPICE process.
What are Situation, Problem, Investigation, Construction, and Evaluation?
300
This helps you drill all the way or part of the way through a piece of wood without going too far.
What is the depth stop?
300
This camera shot shows a setting, such as a city or a landscape.
What is an establishing shot/extreme long shot?
300
The point at which a lever pivots.
What is a fulcrum?
300
This legal act covers safety in Ontario workplaces.
What is the Occupational Health and Safety Act?
300
The first step of the design process.
What is "define the problem"?
400
The drill press bores in this direction.
What is vertically?
400
This is used to help a claymation character stand and move.
What is an armature?
400
This refers to the optical illusion created when the eye perceives a series of similar images one after another.
What is persistence of vision?
400
These are your four main responsibilities as a worker.
What are to work safely, to report unsafe conditions, to wear the right safety equipment for the job, and to ask your employer about workplace safety?
400
This refers to improving on an existing design.
What is innovation?
500
If you need to drill a small piece of wood, it should be held in place with this.
What is a clamp?
500
This is used to prevent camera shake when filming.
What is a tripod?
500
This refers to the force acting on an object.
What is effort?
500
These are the employers seven main responsibilities when it comes to workplace safety.
What are to * keep a safe and well-maintained workplace * provide hazard information, proper safety equipment, training, and supervision * provide first aid training and kits * post the WSIB poster * post the Occupational Health and Safety Act * have worker representation for the health and safety committee * follow proper procedures in case of injury
500
This refers to troubleshooting, asking a set of questions, or running through a series of tests, in order to fix a problem.
What is diagnosis?