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Timbers properties, sources and stock forms

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Timbers properties, sources and stock forms”, from the unit “Collaborative design: tactile toys to teach” (Year 8 Design and technology) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. Why do designers consider different materials?
  2. Which of the following are sourced from trees?
  3. Timber can be replaced by planting more trees, this makes timber a material which is ___.
  4. Scales of production refer to the ___ or volume of goods produced.
  5. Match the scale of production to its key component.
  6. All design and technological practice takes place within ___ that inform outcomes.
  7. Timber can be categorised into which groups?
  8. Identify the properties of softwoods.
  9. Match the timber category to the timber example.
  10. A stock form refers to the standard shapes, sizes, and types of …
  11. Identify the common stock forms for timbers.
  12. What is the stock form of timber called in this illustration that is used to make plywood?

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