Exam 1: The Woodworking Industry

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We remain a society that appreciates wood for both its ____ qualities and its beauty.

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Early settlers built mills powered by ____ to grind grain for flour and to turn logs into lumber.

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The planes, saws, and hammers used in ancient Rome look very much like the tools we use today.

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People have been working with wood for centuries to create a variety of things, from shelters to the sailing ships they used to explore the world.

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The advent of steam power, and later electricity, made it easier to process lumber, and allowed lumber to be processed much faster.

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The National Woodworking Association provides information on the nature of the work, working conditions, employment, training and advancement, job outlook, earnings, related occupations, and sources of additional information.

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In the mid-1800s, the largest waterwheels in the United States were ____ feet in diameter.

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The _____ section on your r é sumé would include things that make you special .

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A(n) ____ is a brief account of your professional or work experience and qualifications, designed to give potential employers a snapshot of who you are and what you can offer a company.

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The invention of the circular saw, which no carpenter today can imagine working without, is credited to the ____.

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During the Middle Ages in Europe, a boy sent out to train with a master was called a(n) ____.

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The discovery of ____ and iron enabled the development of more sophisticated tools.

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The more you learn and can do, the more tools you have to succeed.

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It is possible today for an operator using ____ to program a machine to perform a sequence of operations automatically, resulting in great precision and a high degree of reliability.

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A(n) ____ is supervised, practical training undertaken by a student or recent graduate.

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First impressions are not critical in the job interview process.

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On your r é sumé, ____ references are plenty, and you should pick people as references who know something about you and your work habits.

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In the mid-1800s, the largest waterwheels in the United States were capable of producing as much as _____ horsepower.

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A person entering one of the craft trades may attend a vocational school and work as a(n) ____ to become a more highly skilled craftsperson, or learn the trade through on-the-job experience.

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Being able to converse intelligently about ____ is impressive to a potential employer.

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