Question

handout 3. empty table: 3. now hide the page you have been using before and in groups try to write all the names

Explanation:

To solve this, we identify each tool by its image:

Row 1 (Saws)

• Column 1: Tape Measure (measuring tool)
• Column 3: Coping Saw (type of saw)

Row 2 (Saws, Hammer, Clamp)

• Column 2: Ball - Peen Hammer (hammer with rounded head)

Row 3 (Clamp, Pliers)

• Column 1: C - Clamp (already labeled, but for others)
• Column 3: Needle - Nose Pliers (long, thin pliers)

Row 4 (Pliers)

• Column 1: Long - Nose Pliers (similar to needle - nose, long)
• Column 2: Locking Pliers (pliers with locking mechanism)
• Column 3: Tin Snips (cutting tool for metal)

Row 5 (Hammers)

• Column 2: Club Hammer (heavy - duty hammer)
• Column 3: Sledgehammer (large, heavy hammer)

Row 6 (Hammer, Wrench)

• Column 1: Sledgehammer (or similar heavy hammer, already in row 5? Wait, row 6 column 1: Rubber - Mallet? No, looks like a sledgehammer variant; Column 2: Open - End Wrench (wrench with open jaws)

Row 7 (Glue Gun, Screwdrivers)

• Column 1: Glue Gun (already labeled); Column 2: Flat - Head Screwdriver (screwdriver with flat tip); Column 3: Phillips - Head Screwdriver (screwdriver with cross - tip)

Row 8 (Vise, File, Awl)

• Column 1: Vise (holding tool); Column 2: File (abrasive tool); Column 3: Awl (pointed tool for marking)

Row 9 (Square, Adjustable Wrench, Drill)

• Column 1: Try Square (measuring tool for right angles); Column 2: Adjustable Wrench (wrench with adjustable jaws); Column 3: Power Drill (drilling tool)

(Note: The task is to name the tools. The above are the likely names for each unlabeled tool based on their images. If a more precise identification is needed, we can refer to standard tool names:

• Row 1, Col1: Tape Measure; Col3: Coping Saw
• Row 2, Col2: Ball - Peen Hammer
• Row 3, Col3: Needle - Nose Pliers
• Row 4, Col1: Long - Nose Pliers; Col2: Locking Pliers; Col3: Tin Snips
• Row 5, Col2: Club Hammer; Col3: Sledgehammer
• Row 6, Col1: Sledgehammer (or Mallet); Col2: Open - End Wrench
• Row 7, Col2: Flat - Head Screwdriver; Col3: Phillips - Head Screwdriver
• Row 8, Col2: File; Col3: Awl
• Row 9, Col1: Try Square; Col2: Adjustable Wrench; Col3: Power Drill)

If we list them in order (row - column, unlabeled first):

1. (1,1): Tape Measure
2. (1,3): Coping Saw
3. (2,2): Ball - Peen Hammer
4. (3,3): Needle - Nose Pliers
5. (4,1): Long - Nose Pliers
6. (4,2): Locking Pliers
7. (4,3): Tin Snips
8. (5,2): Club Hammer
9. (5,3): Sledgehammer
10. (6,1): Sledgehammer (or Mallet)
11. (6,2): Open - End Wrench
12. (7,2): Flat - Head Screwdriver
13. (7,3): Phillips - Head Screwdriver
14. (8,2): File
15. (8,3): Awl
16. (9,1): Try Square
17. (9,2): Adjustable Wrench
18. (9,3): Power Drill

(This is a tool - identification task, common in technical or vocational education, related to Engineering (Natural Science subfield) for tool recognition.)

Answer:

The tool names (for unlabeled cells) are:

• (1,1): Tape Measure
• (1,3): Coping Saw
• (2,2): Ball - Peen Hammer
• (3,3): Needle - Nose Pliers
• (4,1): Long - Nose Pliers
• (4,2): Locking Pliers
• (4,3): Tin Snips
• (5,2): Club Hammer
• (5,3): Sledgehammer
• (6,1): Sledgehammer (or Mallet)
• (6,2): Open - End Wrench
• (7,2): Flat - Head Screwdriver
• (7,3): Phillips - Head Screwdriver
• (8,2): File
• (8,3): Awl
• (9,1): Try Square
• (9,2): Adjustable Wrench
• (9,3): Power Drill

(Adjust based on exact tool images; the above are standard interpretations.)