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Cyprus Pancyprian Access Examination Technical School Wood and Furniture Technology III (Practical Direction) (ΤΕΧΝΟΛΟΓΙΑ ΞΥΛΟΥ ΚΑΙ ΕΠΙΠΛΟΥ ΙΙΙ Τ.Σ. (Π.Κ.), code 506) practice questions are available now; exam metadata is being verified.

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506

Official subject code for ΤΕΧΝΟΛΟΓΙΑ ΞΥΛΟΥ ΚΑΙ ΕΠΙΠΛΟΥ ΙΙΙ Τ.Σ. (Π.Κ.) in the 2026 Pancyprian Access Examinations

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2.5 hours

Official examination duration from the 2026 timetable (e.g. 08:00–10:30)

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EUR 25

2026 fee per access subject (not code 032)

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0–20

Marking scale for each Pancyprian subject

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8–26 June 2026

Examination period of the 2026 Pancyprian Access Examinations

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100

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1In timber classification used by furniture makers, oak is normally classed as a:
A.Softwood
B.Engineered board
C.Mineral composite
D.Hardwood
Explanation: Oak is an angiosperm deciduous tree and is therefore a hardwood, regardless of how hard it feels to cut. Hardwoods typically have vessels (pores) and are widely used for fine furniture.
2Pine, spruce and fir used in carpentry are examples of:
A.Metal laminates
B.Thermosetting plastics
C.Softwoods (conifers)
D.Tropical hardwoods only
Explanation: Pine, spruce and fir are coniferous gymnosperms and are therefore softwoods. They are common for carcass framing, joinery blanks and construction timber.
3Walnut is valued in furniture making mainly because it combines attractive figure with:
A.Complete resistance to all insects without treatment
B.Zero movement with humidity change
C.Good machining and finishing properties
D.Being softer than balsa
Explanation: Walnut machines cleanly, takes finishes well and has prized colour and figure, which is why it is a premium furniture hardwood.
4Traditional Cypriot furniture and woodcarving commonly used which local softwood species for many rustic pieces?
A.Pine (πεύκος)
B.Ebony
C.Balsa
D.Teak only
Explanation: Cyprus handicraft and folk furniture traditions commonly used pine, along with walnut and cypress. Pine was widely available and workable for chests, chairs and utility pieces.
5Among traditional Cypriot furniture woods, walnut (καρυδιά) is prized mainly as a:
A.Structural steel substitute
B.Moisture-impervious plastic
C.Primary adhesive
D.Decorative hardwood for visible parts
Explanation: Walnut has rich colour and figure and is used for visible furniture surfaces and carved elements. Local tradition also mentions cypress and pine for other roles.
6Plywood is made by bonding thin wood veneers with grain directions typically:
A.Crossed at right angles in successive plies
B.Random short chips only
C.Woven like textile fibres
D.All parallel in every ply
Explanation: Cross-banding veneers with alternating grain directions balances shrinkage and increases panel stiffness and dimensional stability compared with solid boards of the same thickness.
7Medium-density fibreboard (MDF) is primarily composed of:
A.Glass fibre mats only
B.Wood fibres bonded with resin under heat and pressure
C.Solid quarter-sawn oak boards
D.Unbonded loose sawdust
Explanation: MDF is an engineered panel of refined wood fibres and resin pressed into a uniform, dense sheet with a smooth surface suited to painting and machining.
8Compared with solid hardwood of equal thickness, particleboard typically offers:
A.Lower cost and less directional grain strength
B.Higher long-grain tensile strength than oak
C.Zero formaldehyde-related concerns forever
D.Better outdoor durability without coating
Explanation: Particleboard uses wood particles and resin; it is economical and stable in panel form but weaker along a continuous grain path than solid hardwood and usually for interior use.
9A furniture veneer is best described as:
A.A solid 50 mm oak plank
B.A thin slice of wood bonded to a substrate for appearance or economy
C.A type of polyurethane glue
D.A metal corner bracket
Explanation: Veneer is a thin wood sheet applied to cheaper or more stable substrates so the visible surface looks like solid timber while using less of a precious species.
10Teak is often chosen for outdoor furniture mainly because of its:
A.Complete fireproofing without treatment
B.Zero cost compared with pine
C.Natural oils and good weather durability
D.Ability to float only when green
Explanation: Teak contains natural extractives/oils that improve resistance to moisture and decay, making it a classic choice for exterior furniture when responsibly sourced.

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