Diploma in wood craft

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Online Examination Detail:

Duration- 120 minutes.

Number of Questions- 60. (Multiple Choice Questions).

10 Questions from each module, each carry 10 marks.

Maximum Marks- 600, Passing Marks- 40%.

There is no negative marking in this module.

Candidate Details

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1. What is the main function of a rotary tool in craft technology?

A. To cut large pieces of material

B. To polish and grind surfaces

C. To measure and mark dimensions

D. To join materials together

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2. What is the primary use of a jig in crafting?

A. To measure materials

B. To hold materials in place for precise work

C. To cut materials

D. To polish surfaces

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3. What term describes the process where a tree's heartwood becomes darker and more durable with age due to the accumulation of certain compounds?

A. Aging

B. Resinification

C. Carbonization

D. Tanning

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4. Which tool is used for measuring and marking precise angles in woodworking?

A. Tape measure

B. Square

C. Level

D. Caliper

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5. In design, what is the term for the visual path the viewer's eye follows through a composition?

A. Rhythm

B. Movement

C. Emphasis

D. Hierarchy

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6. Which type of wood is generally used for structural applications due to its strength?

A. Pine

B. Oak

C. Maple

D. Balsa

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7. In metalworking, what is the purpose of annealing?

A. To harden the metal

B. To remove impurities

C. To soften the metal and relieve internal stresses

D. To polish the metal surface

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8. In design, what term describes the use of different elements to highlight differences and create visual interest?

A. Contrast

B. Repetition

C. Alignment

D. Proximity

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9. What is the main structural component of wood?

A. Cellulose

B. Lignin

C. Hemicellulose

D. Pectin

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10. Which wood defect is characterized by irregular or uneven grain patterns?

A. Knots

B. Checking

C. Twist

D. Grain figure

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11. Which growth ring is typically denser and darker in color?

A. Springwood

B. Summerwood

C. Heartwood

D. Sapwood

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12. Which design principle involves arranging elements to create a sense of movement or flow in a composition?

A. Rhythm

B. Unity

C. Emphasis

D. Alignment

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13. What is the primary purpose of a carpenter's square?

A. To measure lengths

B. To cut wood

C. To mark and measure right angles

D. To smooth surfaces

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14. Which tool is used for creating detailed designs or patterns in metal or wood?

A. Chisel

B. Drill

C. Engraving tool

D. Sander

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15. Which part of the tree is responsible for new growth and cell formation?

A. Xylem

B. Phloem

C. Cambium

D. Heartwood

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16. Which tool is used to create grooves or decorative edges in wood?

A. Planer

B. Bandsaw

C. Router

D. Chisel

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17. Which type of wood joint is commonly used to join two pieces of wood end-to-end?

A. Dovetail joint

B. Butt joint

C. Mortise and tenon joint

D. Lap joint

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18. What tool is used to create a specific angle for cutting or joining wood pieces?

A. Miter gauge

B. Square

C. Level

D. Caliper

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19. What is the term for the space between and around objects in a design?

A. Proximity

B. Rhythm

C. White space

D. Harmony

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20. Which type of cells in wood are primarily responsible for the transport of nutrients horizontally across the tree?

A. Fibers

B. Parenchyma cells

C. Vessel elements

D. Sieve cells

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21. What property of wood determines its ability to resist decay?

A. Density

B. Moisture content

C. Grain orientation

D. Hardness

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22. What type of saw is best suited for making intricate and curved cuts?

A. Circular saw

B. Jigsaw

C. Miter saw

D. Scroll saw

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23. Which part of the wood is primarily responsible for transporting nutrients from the leaves to the rest of the tree?

A. Xylem

B. Phloem

C. Cambium

D. Pith

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24. What are the primary structural components of wood?

A. Cellulose, hemicellulose, and lignin

B. Starch, pectin, and resin

C. Protein, fats, and carbohydrates

D. Silica, calcium, and magnesium

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25. Which type of adhesive is commonly used in woodworking for strong, durable bonds?

A. Super glue

B. Epoxy

C. Hot glue

D. PVA (polyvinyl acetate) glue

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26. What type of measuring tool is used to ensure that a surface is level?

A. Caliper

B. Tape measure

C. Level

D. Square

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27. What is the term for the principle that involves using the same or similar elements throughout a design to create unity?

A. Contrast

B. Repetition

C. Proximity

D. Balance

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28. What is the main function of the xylem in a tree?

A. Transport nutrients

B. Store water

C. Support growth and transport water

D. Protect against pests

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29. Which type of saw is best suited for making straight cuts in wood?

A. Jigsaw

B. Circular saw

C. Miter saw

D. Scroll saw

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30. What tool is typically used for shaping and smoothing edges or corners?

A. File

B. Plane

C. Sander

D. Saw

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31. Which term describes a color scheme that uses varying shades and tints of a single color?

A. Complementary

B. Analogous

C. Monochromatic

D. Triadic

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32. Which safety equipment is essential when working with power tools?

A. Safety glasses

B. Hearing protection

C. Dust mask

D. All of the above

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33. What is the process of joining pieces of fabric together using needle and thread called?

A. Weaving

B. Knitting

C. Sewing

D. Embroidery

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34. Which tool is used to shape and smooth wood surfaces by removing thin layers of material?

A. Plane

B. Jigsaw

C. Router

D. Drill

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35. Which tool is commonly used to smooth the surface of wood?

A. Jigsaw

B. Router

C. Sander

D. Drill

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36. Which tool is used for marking lines on wood for cutting or assembly?

A. Marking gauge

B. Tape measure

C. Caliper

D. Square

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37. What is the principle of design that refers to the spacing and arrangement of elements to create visual interest and organization?

A. Proximity

B. Alignment

C. Rhythm

D. Balance

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38. Which wood is known for its high natural oil content, making it resistant to insects and decay?

A. Cedar

B. Maple

C. Birch

D. Ash

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39. In wood anatomy, what are fibers primarily responsible for?

A. Conducting water

B. Storing nutrients

C. Providing structural strength

D. Transporting food

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40. In wood terminology, what does the term "grain" refer to?

A. The texture of the wood surface

B. The alignment of the fibers

C. The color of the wood

D. The age of the wood

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41. What is the primary function of a table saw?

A. To cut curved shapes

B. To drill holes

C. To make precise straight cuts

D. To sand wood

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42. What type of wood is formed from the xylem tissue and is responsible for the tree's structural support?

A. Sapwood

B. Heartwood

C. Bark

D. Phloem

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43. What is the principle of design that refers to the visual weight distribution in a composition?

A. Harmony

B. Balance

C. Contrast

D. Proportion

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44. What is the primary function of a doweling jig?

A. To cut precise angles

B. To drill accurate dowel holes for joining wood pieces

C. To smooth wood surfaces

D. To measure wood thickness

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45. In crafting, what is the purpose of a coping saw?

A. To make straight cuts

B. To create intricate and curved cuts

C. To smooth surfaces

D. To measure angles

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46. What is the primary purpose of a jointer in woodworking?

A. To cut wood into specific lengths

B. To create a flat surface along the edge of a board

C. To drill holes for dowels

D. To sand wood surfaces

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47. Which type of growth ring indicates a period of rapid growth, typically in the spring?

A. Latewood

B. Earlywood

C. Summerwood

D. Autumnwood

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48. Which design principle deals with the placement of elements to achieve an equilibrium in a design?

A. Balance

B. Hierarchy

C. Emphasis

D. Rhythm

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49. What is the primary purpose of a lathe in craft technology?

A. To cut straight lines

B. To shape and smooth round objects

C. To join pieces of material

D. To measure dimensions

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50. What is the purpose of a planer in woodworking?

A. To cut wood into specific shapes

B. To adjust the thickness of wood

C. To smooth wood surfaces

D. To drill holes

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51. Which type of wood is derived from angiosperms?

A. Softwood

B. Hardwood

C. Coniferous

D. Deciduous

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52. What is the main purpose of wood filler in carpentry?

A. To strengthen joints

B. To fill gaps and imperfections in wood

C. To seal wood surfaces

D. To provide a protective coating

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53. Which element of design refers to the overall shape and form of objects in a composition?

A. Color

B. Texture

C. Line

D. Space

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54. Which woodworking tool is essential for creating accurate crosscuts on a workpiece?

A. Table saw

B. Circular saw

C. Miter saw

D. Band saw

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55. What tool is essential for driving nails into wood?

A. Hammer

B. Screwdriver

C. Chisel

D. Saw

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56. Which material is often used in jewelry crafting for its high shine and malleability?

A. Brass

B. Aluminum

C. Silver

D. Steel

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57. What is the process of drying wood to reduce its moisture content called?

A. Seasoning

B. Kiln drying

C. Air drying

D. Both B and C

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58. Which type of drill bit is designed for drilling larger holes in wood?

A. Twist bit

B. Spade bit

C. Forstner bit

D. Hole saw

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59. What causes the different colors seen in heartwood versus sapwood?

A. Differences in moisture content

B. Presence of various extractives and chemicals

C. Variation in cell wall thickness

D. Differences in bark texture

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60. What is the primary method for determining the moisture content of wood?

A. Tapping

B. Weighing

C. Electrical resistance

D. Visual inspection

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