Deck 3: Job Planning, Benchwork, and Layout

Question 1

A ____ tolerance allows a dimension to vary both above and below basic size.

A) geometric
B) dimensioned
C) unilateral
D) bilateral

Answer 1

D

Question 2

_____ is when a feature contains the most workpiece material within its tolerance.

A) MMC
B) LMC
C) MCM
D) MLC

Answer 2

A

Question 3

____ lines are used to specify sizes.

A) Leader
B) Center
C) Dimension
D) Extension

Answer 3

C

Question 4

The ____ is the view that normally shows the most details.

A) top view
B) right side view
C) section view
D) front view

Question 5

____ is a method of representing a three-dimensional object in two dimensions using different views.

A) Geometric dimensioning
B) Orthographic projection
C) Orientation tolerance
D) Unilateral tolerance

Question 6

To provide a better visualization of the part, a drawing may contain a three-dimensional view called a(n) ____.

A) scaled view
B) isometric view
C) top view
D) front view

Question 7

____ lines and dimension lines are used together.

A) Center
B) Extension
C) Leader
D) Hidden

Question 8

A ____ tolerance does not use the "+," "-," or "±" symbol.

A) form
B) limit
C) runout
D) typical

Question 9

A(n) ____ line is a thin angled line with an arrowhead on one end that points to a specific feature or detail.

A) dimension
B) leader
C) extension
D) cutting plane

Question 10

Multiple, identical part features or equal dimensions can also be identified as typical dimensions by adding the abbreviation ____ after a dimension.

A) TPY
B) TPD
C) TYP
D) PYT

Question 11

A ____ tolerance allows a dimension to vary either above or below basic size, but not both.

A) bilateral
B) limited
C) form
D) unilateral

Question 12

The relationship between the sizes of two mating parts is called the ____ fit.

A) complete
B) proper
C) tolerated
D) class

Question 13

In machining, a(n)_____ is the minimum amount of clearance, or the maximum amount of interference, between two mating parts.

A) allowance
B) class
C) runout
D) condition

Question 14

____ lines are used to show alternate positions of a part or outlines of adjacent parts.

A) Object
B) Section
C) Phantom
D) Extension

Question 15

____ lines are thin and are broken into alternating long and short dashes.

A) Center
B) Hidden
C) Section
D) Leader

Question 16

____ lines are used to show edges of an object that would be seen in any particular view.

A) Leader
B) Hidden
C) Phantom
D) Object

Question 17

An object can be cut along an imaginary line by a ____ line to create a special type of view called a section view.

A) cutting plane
B) hidden
C) leader
D) section

Question 18

____ lines are thin and are broken into a series of short dashes.

A) Center
B) Leader
C) Hidden
D) Phantom

Question 19

____ is the size of an actual object related to its size shown on a print.

A) Scale
B) Allowance
C) Tolerance
D) Dimension

Question 20

A dimension shown on a print is called a ____ size.

A) basic
B) normal
C) form
D) scaled

Question 21

The ____ is used to draw circles, radii, and arcs.

A) trammel
B) leader
C) divider
D) scriber

Question 22

The solution to being able to see layout lines on rought, hard, or shiny materials is to coat the material with layout ____.

A) scribers
B) fluid
C) trammels
D) paint

Question 23

____ are used to lay out circles or arcs that are too large for dividers.

A) Trammels
B) Protractors
C) Punches
D) Scribers

Question 24

The ____ punch can be used to mark the intersections of lines that locate the center points of circles or arcs.

A) prick
B) divider
C) center
D) justified

Question 25

____ tolerances are not related to other features, so their feature control frames will not contain datums.

A) Profile
B) Form
C) Feature
D) Runout

Question 26

The most common tool used to mark straight layout lines is the ____.

A) divider
B) scriber
C) trammel
D) gage

Question 27

____ tolerances are used to specify the location of features related to other features.

A) Orientation
B) Form
C) Profile
D) Location

Question 28

____ are simply bars with opposite sides that are parallel within very close tolerances.

A) V-blocks
B) Protractors
C) Height gages
D) Parallels

Question 29

If a tolerance applies ____, that means that the tolerance is constant and cannot increase as the size of the feature varies from basic size.

A) RFS
B) TYP
C) MMC
D) LMC

Question 30

The ____ gage is made up of a base and a scriber mounted on a spindle that can be adjusted to different positions by a swivel bolt and fine adjustment screw.

A) surface
B) parallel
C) hermaphrodite
D) angle

Question 31

____ are used to scribe lines parallel to the edge of material.

A) Plain protractors
B) Hermaphrodite calipers
C) center punches
D) cutting plane

Question 32

After layout, the ____ punch can be used to enlarge the prick punch mark to aid in drilling operations.

A) pin
B) center
C) parallel
D) prick

Question 33

____ uses symbols to show tolerances of form, profile, orientation, location, and runout.

A) MMC
B) GD&T
C) RFS
D) LMC

Question 34

____ are useful for holding parts square and steady during layout operations.

A) Surface plates
B) Rule holders
C) Surface gages
D) Angle plates

Question 35

The ____ is used to find the center of a cylindrical part.

A) leader head
B) surface head
C) scriber
D) center head

Question 36

____ tolerances are used to check for runout of diameters related to a center axis, another diameter, or perpendicular surface.

A) Bonus
B) Positional
C) Location
D) Runout

Question 37

A____ frame is a rectangular box with sections for the geometric tolerancing symbol, the amount of the tolerance, and the reference to a specific datum.

A) form control
B) profile tolerance
C) feature control
D) bonus tolerance

Question 38

The advantage of the ____ protractor is that it is smaller and flatter, and this can enable angle layout in places that other protractors cannot.

A) plain
B) graduated
C) surface
D) vernier bevel

Question 39

A(n) ____ is a plane from which dimensions are referenced.

A) datum
B) location
C) form
D) allocation

Question 40

The ____ plate provides a reference plane for layout just as it does for measurement tasks.

A) precision
B) square
C) surface
D) spindle

Question 41

____ hammers are used to strike surfaces that could easily be damaged by hard hammers.

A) Dead blow
B) Soft face
C) Nylon
D) Rawhide

Question 42

____ hammers are soft face hammers that are frequently used by machinists to seat workpieces on parallels in machine vises.

A) Soft metal
B) Side cutting
C) Dead blow
D) Ball peen

Question 43

____ screwdrivers are used when you don't have enough room to use a screwdriver with a straight shank.

A) Torx
B) Offset
C) Phillips
D) Slip joint

Question 44

The ____ gage is used with a surface plate to measure and mark off horizontal lines in precision layout work.

A) height
B) vernier
C) surface
D) parallel

Question 45

____ wrenches are light-duty wrenches with two parallel jaws that may be slid onto a hex or square drive surface.

A) Close-end
B) Open-end
C) Diagonal
D) Box-end

Question 46

____ screwdrivers have a broad, flat tip and are made in many sizes to fit the width and thickness of the screw slot.

A) Offset
B) Phillips
C) Torx
D) Straight

Question 47

____ pliers have broad, flat jaws and are used for gripping as well as cutting wire and pins.

A) Side cutting
B) Locking
C) Offset
D) Torx

Question 48

____ cutters are used for light cutting of wire and pins.

A) Soft face
B) Side
C) Diagonal
D) Front view

Question 49

____ screwdrivers are used in a wide variety of assembly applications such as automobile assemblies and cutting tool mounting applications.

A) Needle nose
B) Offset
C) Torx
D) Phillips

Question 50

____ hammers are made in a variety of sizes based on the weight of the head.

A) Nylon
B) Ball peen
C) Soft face
D) Dead blow

Question 51

The____ protractor can be used to lay out angles with an accuracy of 5 minutes (1/12 of a degree).

A) sine
B) vernier bevel
C) plain
D) square

Question 52

____ wrenches are used when more torque must be applied to the fastener.

A) Soft metal
B) Adjustable
C) Box-end
D) Double-ended

Question 53

The jaws on ____ pliers taper toward the end to allow them to be used for holding small work.

A) needle nose
B) ball peen
C) offset
D) slip joint

Question 54

When pliers with a very high gripping power are needed, adjustable ____ pliers are used.

A) side cutting
B) needle nose
C) slip joint
D) locking

Question 55

____ hammers are used when a soft, yet more durable striking surface is needed.

A) Nylon
B) Needle nose
C) Torx
D) Diagonal

Question 56

A ____ enables pliers to open wider in order to hold larger work.

A) needle nose
B) lock
C) slip joint
D) side cutting panel

Question 57

____ hammers have heads made from tightly rolled and shaped material that offers little rebound.

A) Rawhide
B) Soft metal
C) Dead blow
D) Ball peen

Question 58

The ____ wrench is a versatile tool but must be properly adjusted to fit the fastener snugly in order to avoid damage to equipment and injury to you.

A) hex key
B) spanner
C) socket
D) adjustable

Question 59

Some wrenches have one box end and one open end of the same size for versatility and are called ____ wrenches .

A) adjustable
B) spanner
C) combination
D) socket

Question 60

____ screwdrivers have a cross-shaped tip that helps prevent slippage and come in sizes 1 to 4.

A) Phillips
B) Straight
C) Offset
D) Torx

Question 61

____ are brushes used to clean files.

A) Abrasives
B) File cards
C) Grits
D) Kerfs

Question 62

The ____ is the angle of the saw tooth's cutting face.

A) rake
B) pitch
C) form
D) gullet

Question 63

The ____ hacksaw's cutting action is achieved by drawing a saw blade back and forth across a workpiece.

A) power
B) horizontal band
C) vertical band
D) carbide tooth

Question 64

A(n) ____ has teeth set in a pattern in which every other tooth switches the side of the blade it is set to.

A) alternate set
B) raker set
C) wavy set
D) gullet set

Question 65

The ____ saw is capable of cutting off large pieces of stock both quickly and accurately, holding tolerances to + or - 0.015 of an inch or better.

A) vertical band
B) power band
C) raker band
D) horizontal band

Question 66

The____ saw is common in almost every shop and is a very useful piece of equipment and gets its name from the fact that the blade is in a vertical orientation supported by two wheels.

A) raker band
B) vertical band
C) horizontal band
D) variable-pitch band

Question 67

____ clamps are useful for light-duty applications such as holding small and delicate parts.

A) C
B) Jaw
C) Hinged
D) Parallel

Question 68

To finish a part to the final dimension and obtain a better finish, use a ____ filing technique.

A) slip
B) pin
C) draw
D) straight

Question 69

____ blades can be run at higher speeds than carbon steel blades.

A) High-speed steel
B) Bimetal
C) Variable-pitch
D) Carbide tooth

Question 70

The ____ has a screw to clamp the workpiece in place.

A) soft jaw
B) hacksaw
C) C-clamp
D) fixed-base vise

Question 71

____ blades are the least expensive type of blade, but must be run at slower speeds than blades made of harder materials.

A) Gullet
B) Hook tooth
C) Carbon steel
D) Skip tooth

Question 72

The narrow slot produced when sawing is called the ____.

A) kerf
B) file
C) torx
D) pin

Question 73

A(n) ____ has small groups of teeth with an alternate tooth set, but places a tooth with a neutral set in between them.

A) pitch set
B) raker set
C) wavy set
D) skip tooth set

Question 74

When teeth become clogged with the material you are removing, it is called ____.

A) pinning
B) deburring
C) filling
D) loading

Question 75

____ removes sharp raised edges from workpieces.

A) Deburring
B) Pinning
C) Loading
D) Clamping

Question 76

A ____ wrench has a hooked arm that fits into fasteners with slots..

A) pin spanner
B) hook spanner
C) hex key
D) face spanner

Question 77

Blade ____ is the spacing of teeth from one tooth to the next.

A) form
B) pattern
C) pitch
D) rake

Question 78

____ refers to the staggered arrangement of the saw teeth.

A) Wavy set
B) Tooth set
C) Tooth form
D) Raker set

Question 79

____ blades have been developed with a constantly changing tooth pitch to help alleviate this problem on thin sections and reduce vibration during cutting.

A) Soft metal
B) Carbide-tooth
C) Variable-pitch
D) Kerf

Question 80

____ wrenches are made with a socket shaped like a box-end wrench in a hollow cylinder on one end and a square hole for attachment to a handle in the other end.

A) Socket
B) Box-end
C) Hex key
D) Open-end