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    Lesson 1: Use Hand Tools: Answers

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    This document provides a lesson on preparing and using common hand tools. It begins with a pre-test to match various hand tools with their pictures. The tools included are a desoldering tool, soldering iron, soldering stand, long nose pliers, portable electric drill, paint brush, hacksaw, side cutter, wire splicer, and magnifying glass. It then lists common hand tools and asks the learner to classify them. Finally, it asks why a low-power soldering iron is suitable for electronics work. The overall document provides an introduction to identifying and understanding the proper use of basic hand tools.

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    Lesson 1: Use Hand Tools: Answers

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    This document provides a lesson on preparing and using common hand tools. It begins with a pre-test to match various hand tools with their pictures. The tools included are a desoldering tool, soldering iron, soldering stand, long nose pliers, portable electric drill, paint brush, hacksaw, side cutter, wire splicer, and magnifying glass. It then lists common hand tools and asks the learner to classify them. Finally, it asks why a low-power soldering iron is suitable for electronics work. The overall document provides an introduction to identifying and understanding the proper use of basic hand tools.

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    This document provides a lesson on preparing and using common hand tools. It begins with a pre-test to match various hand tools with their pictures. The tools included are a desoldering tool, soldering iron, soldering stand, long nose pliers, portable electric drill, paint brush, hacksaw, side cutter, wire splicer, and magnifying glass. It then lists common hand tools and asks the learner to classify them. Finally, it asks why a low-power soldering iron is suitable for electronics work. The overall document provides an introduction to identifying and understanding the proper use of basic hand tools.

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    Lesson 1: Use Hand Tools: Answers

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    Jaymar Manual
    This document provides a lesson on preparing and using common hand tools. It begins with a pre-test to match various hand tools with their pictures. The tools included are a desoldering tool, soldering iron, soldering stand, long nose pliers, portable electric drill, paint brush, hacksaw, side cutter, wire splicer, and magnifying glass. It then lists common hand tools and asks the learner to classify them. Finally, it asks why a low-power soldering iron is suitable for electronics work. The overall document provides an introduction to identifying and understanding the proper use of basic hand tools.

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    LESSON 1: USE HAND TOOLS

    LEARNING OUTCOME 1
    Prepare Hand Tools

    What Do You Already Know?


    Pretest LO 1
    Direction: Match the different hand tools with their actual pictures. Write the letter on a
    separate sheet.
    1. Desoldering tool 6. Paint brush
    2. Soldering iron 7.
    Hacksaw
    3. Soldering stand 8. Side-
    cutter
    4. Long nose pliers 9. Wire
    splicer
    5. Portable electric drill 10.
    Magnifying glass

    Answers:
    1. L.
    6. a.
    2. i.
    7. c.
    3. h.
    8. e.
    4.f. 9. k.
    5. d. 10. b.

    How Much Have You Learned?


    Self-Check 1.1
    Hand tools Classifications
    1. Desoldering Tool
    2. Wire Splicer
    3. Side Cutter
    4. Long Nose Pliers
    5. Mini Drill
    6. Magnifying Glass
    7. Soldering Stand
    8. Screwdriver
    9. Soldering Iron
    10. Portable Electric Drill

    Self-Check 1.2
    1. Why is a low-power soldering
    iron suitable

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