Most candidates were able to:
-            name the upholstery tools and materials;
-            State the market sizes of timber.

However, they were unable to:
- name the given hand tool and its parts;
- state the specific use of the tool.

The expected response to question 2 is as given below:
(a) (i) Upholstery tools – pair of scissors/shears, hammer, Panel saw, sewing machine, tack hammer, pin, needle, tack remover, ripping chisel, stalper/staple gun, webbing stretcher.

(ii) Upholstery materials: Plywood or hard board, canvas, leather, metal, raffia, seasgrass, cane, rubberized webbing, jute webbing, tension spring, no-sag wire spring, rubber diaphragm, fabrics or textiles, coconut fibre, horse hair, cotton, kapok, foam plastics, Hessian/urlap, calico or grey baft, hemptwine webbing tacks, contact adhesive/glue, clip, tapestery, wood, thread.

(b) (i) Firmer gouge/carving gouge
(ii) W = Ground surface or bevelled surface, Y = Ferrule,
X = Handle, Z = Blade
(iii) Fluting, reeding, grooving, general carving, cleansing convex curves.

(c)                                  Metric                       Imperial
                        -           25 x 300                     (1 x 12)
                        -           50 x  50                      (2 x 2)
                        -           50 x 100                     (2 x 4)
                        -           50 x 300                     (2 x 12)
                        -           37 x 300                     (1½  x 12)
                        -           75 x 100                     (3 x 4)
                        -           100 x 100                   (4 x 4)
                        -           100 x 150                   (4 x 6)
                        -           37 x 150                     (1½  x 6)
                        -           50 x 150                     (2 x 6)
                        -           75 x 150                     (3 x 6)