1. A tool used for smoothing and forming sheet metal.

i. Planishing hammers
ii. Rivet gun
iii. Dollies
2. A tool is used to remove metal from small areas by cutting out small pieces of metal
i. Torx
ii. Clevis
iii. Hand Nibble
3. Small holes may be punched in sheet metal with a
i. chassis punch
ii. Hand nibble
iii. Band saw
4. The line in which both tension and compression does not take place.
i. Inside edge
ii. Outside edge
iii. Neutral axis
5. Recommended edge distance should be _______diameter of the rivet shank.
i. 2 ½
ii. 1 ½
iii. 3 ½
6. The distance from center of hole to the center of the adjacent hole is called
i. Pitch
ii. Transverse pitch
iii. Edge distance
7. The ratio of the allowable (ultimate) force divided by the applied (design) force minus
1.
i. Fail safe
ii. Margin of safety
iii. Damage tolerance
8. The cross-sectional area of the fastener times the ultimate shear strength of the rivet
material gives
i. Sheet Bearing Load
ii. Fastener Shear Load
iii. Sheet Tensile Load
9. A chemical coating tends to prevent corrosion and helps prevent scratches.
i. Bluing fluid
ii. Zinc chromate
iii. White paint
10. The width of the rivet repair should be ____ times that of the damaged area.
i. Two
ii. Three
iii. Six
11. The number of rivets required for each lap joint in any repair is determined by
a. Shear strength of the sheet metal
b. Tensile strength of the sheet metal
c. Both