| Term | Definition |
|---|
| Mass production | Level of production that is not 24hrs a day but produces 250,000 units or more. |
| Continuous production | Production method that is 24hrs a day - the production of a coke can is an example of this. |
| One off | A model, a prototype or a bespoke piece of furntiture uses this level of production |
| Life costs | The term used to describe a product from 'cradle to grave' |
| Liquid Crystal Display | The letters LCD stand for |
| Electronic point of sale | The letters EPOS stand for |
| genetic engineering | This type of biotechnology can lead to faster growing trees |
| Computer generated image | CGI stands for |
| Digital camera | A CCD sensor or a CMOS sensor can be found in which electronic device? |
| Photosites | Light sensitive diodes are called? |
| Higher | In a digital camera does brighter generate a higher or lower electrical charge? |
| Fruit juices | Aseptic or Tetra Pak cartons are usually used to store? |
| Non ferrous | A metal containing no iron |
| Ferrous | A metal containing iron |
| Alloy | A material containing two or more metals |
| Stainless steel | An alloy of steel and chromium |
| Brass | An alloy of copper and zinc |
| Buaxite | Aluminium is extracted from this |
| Magnetic | A ferrous metal is magnetic or non magnetic? |
| Non magnetic | A non ferrous metal is magnetic or non magnetic? |
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