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6. What is lamination usually made of?

  • Paper/board & polystyrene.
  • Paper/board & aluminium
  • Paper/board & polypropylene
  • Paper/board & tinfoil

7. What is polyvinyl chloride used for?

  • Juice bottles
  • Bottle caps
  • Sauce bottles
  • Food trays

8. What is HDPE used for?

  • Fizzy drink bottles.
  • Egg cartons
  • Bottle caps
  • Oven ready meal roasting bags

9. What is LDPE used for?

  • Blister packs
  • Yoghurt pots
  • Squeezy bottles
  • Frozen food packaging

10. What is polystyrene used for?

  • Food trays
  • Detergent bottles
  • Bin liners and bags
  • Film packs for biscuits

11. What is polypropylene used for?

  • Food trays
  • Fizzy drink bottles
  • Sauce bottles
  • Detergent bottles

12. What's polyethylene used for?

  • Milk bottles
  • Shampoo bottles
  • Oven ready meal roasting bags.
  • Sauce bottles

13. What kind of packaging reduces consumption of raw materials?

  • Wood packaging
  • Paper/board packaging.
  • Glass packaging
  • Metal packaging

14. What packaging material is the most affected by water?

  • Paper/board
  • Thermoplastics
  • Glass
  • Metal

15. What two of the materials below are waterproof?

  • Thermoplastic/wood
  • Glass/thermoplastic
  • Paper/thermoplastic
  • Paper/glass

16. What kind of mechanism moves in one direction?

  • Rotating
  • Linear
  • Oscillating
  • Reciprocating

17. What kind of direction does the reciprocating mechanism move in?

  • Moving backwards and forwards
  • Moves in one direction only.
  • Turning in a circle
  • Swinging in alternate directions

18. Oscillating mechanism moves in cirles. True or false?

  • False
  • True

19. What is a fulcrum?

  • A fancy word for pivot point
  • It's not a thing I should really care about,as it has no association with the subject.
  • A fancy word for oscillating mechanism.
  • It's a vanishing point.

20. In a pair of regular scissors, where can we see the 'load'?

  • It's the point the two blades are attached to.
  • It's the resistance to the cutting edge of the material.
  • It's the force we apply to with our hands at the handle.