Revision for Year 10 paper Flashcards

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What is the structure for an analyse and evaluate question? (16 marks)

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1: Ergonomics (Features that make something comfortable for use)

2: Functionality (What features make it easy to use?)

3: Innovation (What features are interesting and new?

4: Form (Which features make it appealing to look at for users?)

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What is primary research?

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Research that you have done, completed yourself - you have created the information.

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What are examples of primary research?

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Interviews, questionnaires, case studies, product analysis.

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What is secondary research?

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Research that you have collected- you have obtained the information from another source.

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What are examples of secondary research?

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Internet, books, magazines, TV or Films.

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What are the 6rs?

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Reduce, reuse, rethink, refuse, repair, recycle.

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What is the definition of reduce?

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The amount of energy and materials used in the manufacture of a product.

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What is the definition of re-use?

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To reuse the product for something else so you don’t need to throw it away.

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What is the definition of rethink?

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To rethink products and how we use them. Is there a better way of doing the same job that has less of an effect on the environment?

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What is the definition of refuse?

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To refuse to buy materials and products that are unsustainable.

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What is the definition of repair?

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To repair products rather than throwing them away. Can you design a product that is easier to repair than throw away?

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What is the definition of recycle?

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Take the product apart and separate into the same materials. Convert these materials into another product often by melting the material down.

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What is a veneer?

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A thin slice of natural timber that is bonded to the surface of a cheaper sheet of materials commonly seen on MDF.

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What are the 2 types of veneer production?

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Rotary (cut/trimmed into thin sheets) and knife cut.

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What does MDF stand for?

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Medium density fibreboard.

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How is flexible MDF made?

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Made from wood pulp fibres in the same way as standard mdf, but has grooves cut along the length of the board.

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What is a smart material?

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A material that reacts to an external stimulus or input to alter its functional or aesthetic properties.

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What is the formula triangle involving load, mechanical advantage and effort?

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Mechanical advantage effort

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Distance moved = distance a
—————–
distance b
X distance a moved

20
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Velocity ratio = distance moved by effort DIVIDED BY distance moved by load

21
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Describe the properties of corrogated card.

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Strong and lightweight - used for packaging protection. 3000 - 5000 microns.

22
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Where is hardwood oak from?

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Decidous trees

23
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Where is softwood pine from?

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Coniferous trees.

24
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How are boards produced?

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Through lamination and compression,

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What is lamination?
Where layers of wood are bonded together with adhesive.
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What is compression?
Wood is shredded then heated or compressed under high pressure.
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What does GSM stand for?
Grams per square metere.