A Brief History On Level! Quiz

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    Without levels, our buildings would probably lean and are crooked.

    • True
    • False
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Below is a Brief History on Level! People in the construction industry use a lot of material to ensure that they have the desired outcomes when they are building, and the quiz below is perfect for seeing just how much you know about the level as a construction worker. Do give it a try, and be sure to take up other construction quizzes.

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  • 2. 

    Hot dogs are mostly made by machine.

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. True
    Explanation
    Hot dogs are mostly made by machine because the process of making hot dogs involves grinding and mixing meat, spices, and other ingredients, which is efficiently done by machines. Additionally, the filling of the hot dog casings and the cooking process are also typically automated. This allows for consistent quality and mass production of hot dogs, making it more practical and cost-effective to use machines in the manufacturing process.

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  • 3. 

    If you desire a fine or "polished" finished, you should use a sandpaper with

    • Small grain

    • Large grain

    • Medium grain

    • No grain

    Correct Answer
    A. Small grain
    Explanation
    A sandpaper with a small grain size is ideal for achieving a fine or "polished" finish. The smaller grains on the sandpaper create more friction and allow for a smoother sanding action. This results in a finer and more even surface texture. Using a sandpaper with larger grains would remove more material and create a rougher finish, while using a sandpaper with no grain would not effectively remove any material at all. A medium grain sandpaper may still leave visible scratches on the surface, making it less suitable for achieving a polished finish.

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  • 4. 

    How hot is the mineral mix used to create abrasive grains?

    • 3,600 degrees

    • 600 degrees

    • 6,000 degrees

    • 6,300,000 degrees

    Correct Answer
    A. 3,600 degrees
    Explanation
    The mineral mix used to create abrasive grains is heated to a temperature of 3,600 degrees. This high temperature is necessary to melt and fuse the minerals together, forming the abrasive grains. At this temperature, the minerals become molten and can be shaped into the desired abrasive grain form.

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    When was the level invented?

    • 16th century

    • 17th century

    • 6th century

    • 19th century

    Correct Answer
    A. 17th century
    Explanation
    The correct answer is 17th century. The level, a tool used for determining whether a surface is level or plumb, was invented in the 17th century. This tool consists of a straight edge with a bubble vial or spirit level attached to it, allowing for accurate measurements. The invention of the level greatly aided in construction and engineering projects, ensuring that surfaces were even and straight.

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