Direction: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write your answer on the space provided before each number a. 1800 b. Pre-historic times c. Societal factors g. Flat/Standard d. Electricity Combination e. Electronics j. Long nose m. Electrician's knife n. Reamer f. Allen k. Hacksaw L. Wire stripper p. Eye h. Claw q. Head u. Blade v. Shank c. Handle w.Face 5. Grip x. Tip a. Cheek t. Neck y. Joint 1. According to the Journal of Technology Education, when did Industrial Arts begin? 2. When was formal instruction for Industrial Arts arose? 3. What is the purpose/factor of Industrial Arts Education? 4. What form of energy is invisible and a natural phenomenon that can produce heat, light, motion, sound, impulse etc.? 5. Which scientific/engineering study is characterized by the manipulation of electrons inside a vacuum, on conductor or semiconductor devices within a circuit? 6. Which screwdriver resembles a negative sign (-) and is used to drive screws with a single slot head? 7. Which screwdriver is used to drive screw with hexagonal slot head? 8. What kind of hammer is used in driving/pounding and pulling out nails? 9. While doing heavy task, which plier is used by linemen in gripping, holding, cutting electrical wires and small nails? 10. Which type of plier is used for cutting and holding fine wires, it can also reach tight space or small opening? 11. Which electrical tool is used to cut metal conduit and armored cable? 12. What type of pliers is also known as Lineman's Pliers because it is usually used by linemen by in doing heavy task? 13. Which tool is used for removing insulation of medium sized wires ranging from gauge 10 to gauge 16? 14. Which tool is used by linemen to remove insulation of wire and cables in low and high voltage transmissi lines? 15. Which boring tool is used for removing burs on newly cut conduits? Stellwert xays 16. 22. 17. 23. 18. 24. 19. 25. 20. 26. 21. 27.
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Answer:Here are the answers to the Industrial Arts questions, based on the provided search results and general knowledge: a. 1800[__LINK_ICON]- The Journal of Technology Education likely refers to the Industrial Revolution, which began in the late 18th century and continued into the 19th century.a. 1800[__LINK_ICON]- Formal instruction in Industrial Arts likely arose around the same time as the Industrial Revolution, as the need for skilled workers in factories and industries increased.c. Societal factors- Industrial Arts Education aims to address societal needs by preparing students for careers in skilled trades, manufacturing, and technology.d. Electricity Combination- Electricity is a fundamental form of energy that is invisible and can manifest in various ways, including heat, light, and motion.e. Electronics- Electronics is the branch of science and engineering that focuses on the manipulation of electrons in circuits and devices.g. Flat/Standard- A flathead screwdriver is characterized by its flat, straight blade, resembling a negative sign.f. Allen- An Allen wrench or hex key is used to drive screws with hexagonal heads.h. Claw- A claw hammer is designed for driving nails and also has a claw on the back for pulling nails out.q. Head- Linemen typically use lineman's pliers, which have a head designed for gripping, holding, and cutting wires.p. Eye - Needle-nose pliers have a narrow, pointed "eye" that allows for precision work in tight spaces. k. Hacksaw - A hacksaw is used for cutting metal conduits and armored cables. q. Head - Lineman's pliers are also known as "head" pliers due to their distinctive head design. L. Wire stripper - A wire stripper is used to remove insulation from wires of various gauges. L. Wire stripper - Linemen often use wire strippers to remove insulation from high-voltage cables. n. Reamer - A reamer is a boring tool used to remove burrs from newly cut conduits, ensuring a smooth finish. Please note that the provided search results were not particularly helpful for this specific set of questions. I relied on general knowledge and common sense to answer them accurately.
