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KS2 Design & Technology (D & T) Practice Test: Moving Parts - Pieces of a System That Don't Stay Still
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Moving parts in machines cover pneumatic, linkage, cam and pulley systems, etc. Moving parts are those parts in a machine that are not fixed, and they can seem to make products come alive. Machines comprise both moving and fixed parts. There are many moving parts in a car which enable us to drive it.

KS2 Design & Technology (D & T) Practice Test: Moving Parts - Pieces of a System That Don't Stay Still
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1. Which item does NOT use gears?
2. What is the part called that goes through the cam?
3. What affects the type of movement of a cam follower in a cam system?
4. What is the part called that goes through the cam?
5. Which list describes the parts of a linkage system?
6. Which of these is NOT a method of moving parts in books?
7. What does a pneumatic system use to make it move?
8. Which item does NOT use gears?
9. What joins the levers together in a linkage system?
10. What affects the type of movement of a cam follower in a cam system?

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