Sources and stock forms of timbers

Design and technology

In this unit pupils will develop technical principles knowledge with an explicit focus on exam technique.

Put the stages in the correct order from source to stock form:

they are always made from recycled materials

they're easier to transport, store and use in different manufacturing processes

they don't require specialised tools to work with

What is one main benefit of using standard stock forms in manufacturing?

Put the following stages of processing timber in order:

timber harvested from forests that are managed carefully

timber that is cut down as quickly as possible to meet demand

timber that is imported from another country

timber that is only used for making furniture and not construction

Which of the following best describes sustainable timber?

a flat, manmade material used for surfaces like backing boards

a long, cylindrical form often used in furniture joints

a decorative timber form used to finish edges or corners

Match each stock form with the correct description:

Materials are chosen based on their physical and working {{}}.

it can maintain its shape under normal conditions without breaking

it can resist environmental changes like temperature and moisture

the cost-effectiveness of building a structure

What does 'structural integrity' refer to in materials and structures?

Which of these materials comes from a plant source?

Which group includes only natural materials?

Match the material category to its example: