The major element/component of a babbitt metal

A. Antimony
B. Tin
C. Lead
D. Zinc
A given body in static equilibrium means, that the
same body cannot ________.

A. Have any displacement

B. Move by any force
C. Have acceleration
D. Is irremovable
This acts as deoxidizer and promotes fine grain in
steel melting

A. Silicon
B. Tin
C. Pig iron
D. Scrap iron
Cold working or peening condition steel, material
tend to be

A. Harder
B. More ductile
C. In plasticity condition
D. More malleable
Measuring instrument to check ft hardness of
rubber, plastic and other soft materials

A. Pyrometer
B. Durometer
C. Plammeter
D. Tacho
Commonly used for tubes of water tube boilers
made of –large pipes which a number of smaller
ones lead to consuming points. This is called
_______.

A. Header
B. Manifold
C. Crotch
D. Line pipe
This is a bearing material with a low coefficient of
friction, resistance to chemical, self-lubricated and
can be utilized in a wide temperature range

A. Stainless steel
B. Teflon
C. Cast iron
D. Chromium
An ideal limit of teeth that sprockets can have in
operation is ___ / ___ (minimum/maximum)

A. 17/127
B. 20/130
C. 12/80
D. 10/15
Cutting lubricants used in drilling, reaming and
tapping for aluminum and topper

A. Turpentine
B. Dry
C. Soda water
D. Kerosene
High temperature surface heating of iron based
material or alloyed steel above the transforming
temperature range then followed by quenching is
called _______.

A. Core beefing
B. Cyaniding
C. Flame hardening
D. Heat treatment
Very long center distances can cause catenary
tension in the ______ operation. The ideal design
center distance is about eighty pitches

A. Sprocket
B. Chain
C. Fight
D. Heavy
Internal and/or residual stress in a steel work like
heavy welding and/or casting can be remedied by
______

A. Forging
B. Quenching
C. Cold working
D. Tempering
SAE 1030 Carbon steel contains _____ %C

A. 0.28/0.34
B. 0.26/0.36
C. 0.32/0.38
D. 0.22/0.28
AISI 8620 has an average carbon content is in the
range of _____ %C

A. 0.21
B. 0.19
C. 0.16/0.25
D. 0.18/0.23
A file is a piece of high-carbon crucible steel having
teeth cut upon its body by parallel rows. The parts
of the file are: tang, heel, and _____.

A. Single cut
B. Length
C. Rough
D. Face
In the SAE identification code of steel shafting, the
3rd and 4th digits represents the content of:

A. % manganese on the steel

B. % carbon contents
C. % alloy elements
D. % chromium in the steel
It is general practice to use the following allowable
stresses 4000 psi for main-power transmitting
shaft and 8500 psi for small, short, countershafts.
For lineshaft carrying pulley it is, _____ psi

A. 8500
B. 6000
C. 7000
D. 6500
Device that prevents entrance of moisture and
other fluids permits pressure differential between
the exterior and the interior

A. Gasket
B. Seal
C. Washer
D. Spacer
Device used to guard surfaces against marring:

A. Locker
B. Washer
C. Bearing
D. Oil seal
A micrometer measured by:

A. 108
B. Millions of an inch
C. Root means square
D. Thousands of an inch
A partial bearing is one in which:

A. The bearing is supplied with less oil than full

bearing
B. The bearing encloses less than 360 dog of the
journal
C. The bearing is slightly loaded
D. The bearing is supplied with oil intermittently
Which is not a heat treatment process?

A. Sintering
B. Hardening
C. Annealing
D. Tempering
The most common factor in determining high-
temperature behavior of an alloy is:

A. Dispersion
B. Crystallization
C. Ionization
D. Composition
The soldering material commonly applied to
automobile radiator cores and roofing seams

A. 15/85% tin and lead

B. 45/55% tin and lead
C. 50/50% tin and lead
D. 20/80% tin and lead
An axially loaded rectangular groove in a hub and
shaft

A. Keyseat
B. Flute
C. Cotter pin set
D. Setscrew point
Bevel gears subjected to corrosion and lightly
loaded are usually made of ______.

A. Bronze
B. All of these
C. Brass
D. Duralumin
A type of welding process wherein a mixture of
aluminum powder and metal oxide powder is
ignited by a special powder in a crucible

A. Resistance welding
B. Stud welding
C. Thermit welding
D. Plasma arc welding
Hardened steel parts have:

A. Fine grains
B. Medium grains
C. Coarse grains
D. None of these
The center-to-center distance between sprockets
should not be less than ______ times the pitch

A. 10 to 30
B. 30 to 50
C. 20 to 40
D. 50 to 80
A center distance between sprockets equivalent to
___ times pitch is considered maximum. Very long
distances result in catenary tension in the chain

A. 30
B. 80
C. 50
D. 120
The smaller sprockets of a drive are usually made
of ______.

A. Steel
B. Cast iron
C. Stainless steel
D. Bronze
Commonly used material for large sprockets
especially in drives with large speed ratios.

A. Cast iron
B. Steel
C. Carbon
D. Pig iron
Preferred large sprocket material for severe service
is:

A. Cast steel
B. Boron
C. Chromium
D. Brass
Foundations are preferably built of concrete in the
proportion of 1:2:4. The machine should not be
placed on the foundation until 7 days have elapsed
or operated until another ______ days have
passed.

A. 14
B. 5
C. 9
D. 7
All heavy machinery shall be supported on solid
foundations of sufficient mass and base area to
prevent or minimize the transmission of:

A. Objectionable vibration to the building

B. Objectionable vibration to the occupied space
C. To maintain the supported machines elevation
and alignment
D. All of these
If the unbalanced inertial forces produced by the
machine can be calculated, a mass of weight equal
to _____ times the forces should be used to
dampen vibration

A. 5 to 10
B. 15 to 20
C. 10 to 20
D. 20 to 30
For diesel engine, the engine should not be placed
on the foundation until ____ days have elapsed,
nor operated until another ____ days.

A. 7, 7
B. 7, 10
C. 10, 10
D. 10, 7
For good firm soil, reinforced concrete foundations
for large engines may use a leaner mixture down
to

A. 1:2:3
B. 1:3:6
C. 1:2:4
D. 1:3:5
The weight of concrete is

A. 2604 kg/m3
B. 2204 kg/m3
C. 2806 kg/m3
D. 2406 kg/m3
For steam turbines, ____ should be designed to
support the machine load plus for impact,
condenser load floor slabs and dead loads

A. 10%
B. 40%
C. 25%
D. 50%
Avoid using ______ in a lathe machine operation

A. Wooden shoes
B. Measure ruler
C. Outside caliper
D. Safety gloves
As a general requirement, work rooms shall be at
least ______ mm is height from floor to ceiling

A. 1000
B. 3000
C. 1500
D. 3500
As a requirement , the maximum number of
persons working or will be working shall not
exceed _____ person per 12 cu meter

A. One
B. Three
C. Two
D. Four
Floor openings into which person cannot
accidentally walk on account of fixed machinery,
equipment or walls shall be guarded by covers
securely held in place and leaving no openings
more than _____ in width or by toeboards on all
exposed sides

A. 15 mm
B. 25 mm
C. 20 mm
D. 50 mm
All wall openings shall be solidly enclosed or
guarded by fixed or rolling barrier rails, picket
fences, half doors, or equivalent barriers, capable
of withstanding a load or at least ______ kg
applied in any direction except vertically upward
at any point on the top rail

A. 100
B. 150
C. 130
D. 210
Standard railings shall be at least _____ mm from
the upper surface of the top rail to floor level

A. 1000
B. 2000
C. 1500
D. 2400
Standard railings shall have posts not more than
_____ apart and an intermediate rail halfway
between top rail and the floor

A. 1000 mm
B. 2000 mm
C. 1500 mm
D. 2400 mm
All railings shall be of sound material free from
defects and all sharp corners shall be rounded and
smoothed. Toeboards shall be at least ____ mm.

A. 100
B. 150
C. 120
D. 180
All stairs, platforms, and landings shall be of
sufficient strength to sustain safely a live load of
not less than 500 kg with a factor of safety of
______.

A. Two
B. Four
C. Three
D. Eight
Fixed ladders shall be so installed that the distance
from the front of the rungs to the nearest fixed
object on the climbing side of the ladder is at least
_____.

A. 550 mm
B. 890 mm
C. 760 mm
D. 920 mm
Catwalks used for filling of tanks, cars or for oiling
may have the railing on one side omitted, if
necessary subject to the hazard of failing being
reduced by the use of runways not less than ____
in width

A. 340 mm
B. 670 mm
C. 560 mm
D. 750 mm
Screw thread projecting from a cylindrical surface

A. Thread series
B. Straight thread
C. Thread shear area
D. Taper thread
That portion of the incomplete thread which is not
fully formed at the root or at the crest ad root.
Sometimes called as partial thread, washout
thread or thread runout

A. Half thread
B. Vanish thread
C. Virtual thread
D. Thread series
______ is a continuous and projecting helical ridge
usually of uniform section on a cylindrical or
conical surface

A. Screw thread
B. Sharp root
C. Taper thread
D. Lead thread
The reciprocal of the axial pitch in inches

A. Inch per thread

B. Lead
C. Pitch per thread
D. Thread per inch
The apex formed by the intersection of the flanks
of a thread when extended, if necessary beyond
crest.

A. Crest apex
B. Sharp root
C. Sharp screw
D. Root apex
The apex formed by the intersection of the
adjacent flanks of adjacent threads when
extended if necessary, beyond the root

A. Sharp crest
B. Sharp root
C. Crest apex
D. Pitch root
The reciprocal of the Wed in inches

A. Turns per inch

B. Threads per inch
C. Lead per pitch
D. Pitch per thread
Forces that are non-concurrent, nonparallel, and
non-coplanar

A. Couple
B. Skewed forces
C. Vector forces
D. Composition forces
The maximum safe rfm speeds for solid cast iron
pulleys as a general rule is about ______

A. 6000 fpm
B. 6600 fpm
C. 5000 fpm
D. 7000 fpm
Wood pulleys are not only much lighter than cast-
iron pulleys but they are superior as transmitters
of power, in fact it is claimed that they will
transmit from _______ more power for the same
belt tension

A. 30 to 50%
B. 50 to 60%
C. 25 to 40%
D. 35 to 50%
Most of the cast-iron pulleys have ____ arms

A. 4
B. 6
C. 6
D. 10
Cast-iron pulleys 5 feet or larger in diameter often
have _____ arms

A. 2
B. 6
C. 4
D. 8
Pulley face widths are nominally the same as the
widths of the belts they are carry. The pulley face
should be approximately _____ inch more than the
belt width for belts under 12 inches wide, _____
inches more for belts from 12 to 24 inches wide,
and ______ inches more for belts over 24 inches
width.

A. 2, 3, 4
B. 2, 4, 6
C. 1, 2, 3
D. 1, 3, 5
The angle on open belt drives connecting pulleys in
short centers with one pulley is larger than the
other, may be increased by the use of _____
pulleys on one or both sides of the belt

A. Split
B. Idler
C. Wood
D. Divided
Type of belt used in places exposed to weather or
the action of steam, as they do not absorb
moisture or stretch

A. Rubber belting
B. Angular belting
C. Leather belting
D. Oak tanned belting
Which of the following speeds is not
recommended for the use of flat leather belting?

A. Below of 6000 fpm

B. Below of 5000 fpm
C. Excess of 6000 fpm
D. Excess of 5000 fpm
Which of the following types of leather belting
that is used for high-speed small diameter pulley
applications and is suitable for high speed motor
drives

A. Oak tanned
B. Combination
C. Mineral retanned
D. None of these
Which of the following types should be used
however, when a possibility exists of liquid acid
coming in contact with the belt or when the
ambient temperature is above 140 deg F.

A. All of these
B. Combination
C. Oak tanned
D. None of these
Type of leather belt being applied with waterproof
cement:

A. Combination of oak/mineral
B. Oak tanned
C. All of those
D. Mineral retanned
Which of the following is/are the primary
functions of cutting fluids?

A. Cooling of the tool, workpiece and chip

B. Reducing friction at the sliding contacts
C. Preventing welding or adhesion
D. All of these
If a cutting fluid is used, it should be a soluble oil
mixed to a consistency of about 1 part oil to ____
parts water

A. 10 to 20
B. 20 to 30
C. 30 to 40
D. 60 to 80
For ordinary turning, boring, drilling, and milling
on medium and low strength steels, use a soluble
oil having a consistency of 1 part oil to ______
parts water

A. 10 to 20
B. 20 to 30
C. 15 to 25
D. 1 to 80
For tool steels and tough alloy steels, a heavy duty
soluble oil having a consistency of 1 part oil to
____ parts water is recommended for turning and
milling

A. 10
B. 10 to 20
C. 20
D. 20 to 30
Type of cutting fluid which form is extracted from
petroleum such as paraffin of, mineral seal oil, and
kerosene

A. Soluble oils
B. Mineral oils
C. Base oils
D. All of these
Type of cutting fluid which form emulsions when
mixed with water and are extensively used in
machining both ferrous and non-ferrous metals

A. Soluble oils
B. Base oils
C. Cutting oils
D. Mineral oils
For ordinary turning and milling stainless steel a
heavy duty –soluble oil mixed with 1 part oil to
_____ parts water is recommended

A. 5
B. 20
C. 10
D. 30
As a general rule, it is preferably to supply from
____ gpm for each single-point tool on machine
such as turret lathe or automatic

A. 1 to 2
B. 3 to 5
C. 2 to 5
D. 5 to 8
A cutting tool angle between the side cutting edge
and the plane perpendicular to direction of feed
travel is _____ angle.

A. Side relief
B. Lead
C. Side cutting edge
D. Side rake
Relief angles of single-point cutting test in milling
mild steel, cast iron and other average work as
recommended should be in the range of _____
degrees for high speed tools

A. 8 to 12
B. 5 to 7
C. 10 to 15
D. 12 to 16
The tool bit made of tool blank consists of face,
nose, shank and ______

A. Cutting edge
B. Round nose
C. None of these
D. Base
Term given to the rounded tip of the cutting enf

A. Face
B. Nose
C. Shank
D. Side cutting edge
The main body of the tool bit

A. Shank
B. Flank
C. End-cutting
D. base
_______ is the cutting edge on the side of the tool

A. side-cutting edge
B. End cutting edge
C. Rake
D. Back rake
The transition from low- to high-cycle fatigue
behavior occurs in the range from approximately
10,000 to 100,000 cycles. Many define low-cycle
fatigue as failure that occurs in _____ cycles or less

A. 10,000
B. 50,000
C. 30,000
D. 70,000
_____ failure mode where cyclic stresses- and a
corrosion-producing environment combine to
initiate and propagate cracks in fewer stress cycles
and at lower stress amplitudes that would be
required in a more inert environment

A. Thermal fatigue
B. Surface fatigue
C. Corrosion fatigue
D. Factor of safety
Factor of safety can be incorporated into design
calculations in many ways. The purpose of a factor
of safety is to:

A. Minimize the risk

B. Maximize the risk
C. Control the risk
D. Maintain the risk
For applications in which material properties are
not reliable and where loading and environmental
conditions are not severe, or where reliable
materials are to be used under difficult loading
and environmental conditions, the recommended
factor of safety range from:

A. 1-3
B. 2-5
C. 3-4
D. 1.5-2
For use with highly reliable materials where
loading and environmental conditions are not
severe, and where weight is an important
consideration, the recommended factor of safety
to use is:

A. 1.3 – 1.5
B. 1.5 – 2
C. 3–4
D. 4–7
A heat treatment process which describes a time-
temperature-dependent change in the properties
of certain alloys

A. Tempering
B. Aging
C. Cementation
D. Hardening
The temperature at which a change in phase
occurs

A. Temperature range
B. Dry bulb temperature
C. Transformation temperature
D. Quenching temperature
A process to reduce internal residual stresses in a
metal object by heating the object to a suitable
temperature and holding for a proper time at that
temperature

A. Tempering
B. Quenching
C. Overheating
D. Stress relieving
Prolonged heating of a metal at a selected
temperature

A. Soaking
B. Overheating
C. Gaining
D. Quenching
A treatment applied to stabilize the dimensions of
a workpiece or the structure of a material

A. Equalizing
B. Stabilizing
C. Snapping
D. Preheating
Heating to a low temperature in order to remove
entrained gases

A. Baking
B. Cooking
C. Bluing
D. Carburizing
Heating to and holding at a suitable temperature
followed by cooling at a suitable rate

A. Heating process
B. Annealing
C. Cold treatment
D. Homogenizing
Heating and cooling in a cycle designed to produce
a globular form of carbide

A. Austempering
B. Drawing
C. Spheriodizing
D. Induction heating
Stress relieving is also

A. Quenching
B. Normalizing
C. Cold working
D. All of these
Rapid cooling of steel

A. Transformation
B. Quenching
C. Preheating
D. Tempered
A process of heat treatment applied to medium or
high carbon steel in wire making prior to the wire
drawing

A. Patenting
B. Bluing
C. Blowing
D. Spraying
The interior portion of an iron-base alloy which
after case hardening is substantially softer than
the surface layer or case

A. Center
B. Core
C. Middle
D. None of these
A process of case hardening an iron-base by the
simultaneous absorption of carbon and nitrogen
by heating in a cyanide salt

A. Cyaniding
B. Hardening
C. Heating
D. Case hardening
The loss of carbon from the surface on an iron-
base alloy as the result of heating

A. Carburizing
B. Cementation
C. Carbon restoration
D. Decarburization
A treatment at the surface of an iron-base alloy,
usually in the form of sheet or strip, on which by
the action of air or steam at a suitable
temperature

A. Bluing
B. Surfacing
C. Casing
D. Hardening
Replacing the carbon lost in the surface layer from
previous processing by carburizing this layer to
substantially the original carbon layer

A. Carbon potential
B. Carbon restoration
C. Carbon placing
D. Carbon loading
After exposure to an unduly high temperature, it
develops an undesirably coarse grain structure but
is not permanently damaged

A. Preheated
B. Overheated
C. Heat treatment
D. None of these
A place in which metal parts are cut to size
required and put together to form mechanical
machines, and it the basis of all mechanical
production

A. Machine shop
B. Welding shop
C. Machine tools
D. Machine shaft
The following are considered standard machine
tools:

A. Drill press
B. Boring mill
C. All of these
D. Grinding machine
Which of the following is not considered as a
manufacturing machine?

A. The turret lathe

B. The slotter
C. The milling machine
D. The gear-cutting machine
In this machine the work is securely held while a
revolving cutting tool is fed into it

A. Shaper
B. Drill press
C. Taper
D. Planer
The cutting tool most commonly used in a drilling
machine is called:

A. Drill bit
B. Puffer
C. Driller
D. Slotter
In this machine the work is usually held in a vise
bolted to the work table, and the cutting tool has a
reciprocating (forward and return) motion:

A. Planer
B. Milling machine
C. Turning machine
D. Shaper
The cuts on the shaper is ______ stroke only

A. Backward
B. Sideward
C. Forward
D. Straightward
The cutting tools used in the shaper are similar to
the turning tools used in the lathe machine

A. Cannot be
B. False
C. True
D. Not applicable
Cutting tools used in planer work are the same as
those used in the shaper

A. False
B. True
C. Cannot be
D. Not applicable
a machine which is a modification of the lathe
machine

A. Boring mill
B. Milling machine
C. Honing
D. Fitting
A type of boring mill in which the cutting tool is
arranged above the table and may be fed laterally
(toward or away from the center of the table) and
up or down in any position, and the work tables
revolves in a vertical axis.

A. Vertical boring mill

B. Horizontal boring mill
C. Center boring mill
D. Above boring mill
A type of boring mill in which the cutting tool may
be fed longitudinally through the spindle head and
the cutting tool revolves on a horizontal axis.

A. Vertical boring mill

B. Horizontal boring mill
C. Center boring mill
D. Up-down boring mill
______ in a machine shop consists of laying out,
assembling, and the final fitting of parts

A. Machine work
B. Mechanic work
C. Floor work
D. Bench work
______ in a machine shop consists of laying out,
assembling, and the fitting of parts on parts on
heavy works

A. Machine work
B. Mechanic work
C. Floor work
D. Bench work
Which of the following is/are a branch/s of
toolmaking?

A. All of these
B. Diemaking
C. Jigmaking
D. Gage making
The chief hazard of machine tools that perform in
milling function is:

A. Accidental contact with the table

B. Accidental contact with the revolving cutter
C. Accidental contact with the chips
D. All of these
Loose clothing creates a serious hazard around a
rotating cutter in a milling machine. Which of the
following is a safe dress for an operator?

A. Loose sleeve with necktie

B. Rolled up loose sleeve with goggles
C. Loose sleeve with goggles
D. Apron
One of the following is a safe practice to avoid eye
hazard of a milling machine operator

A. Wear rolled up sleeves

B. Wear necktie
C. Wear goggles
D. Wear apron
Which of the following is a safe and a good
machine operator practice?

A. Wear sleeves rolled up

B. All of these
C. Wear goggles
D. Standing on the going away side of a cutter
One of the following is an unsafe operating
practice of a milling machine operator

A. Tightening the arbor nut by using the power of

the machines
B. Never adjust the work or tool while the
machine is in motion
C. Never wear loose clothing
D. All of these
Which of the following is an unsafe practice of a
planer and shaper operator?

A. Changing stop dogs while the machine is in

motion
B. All of these
C. Riding the table during operation
D. Wearing sleeves
One of the following is a safe practice of a shaper
operator

A. Watching his job

B. All of these
C. He is wearing safety glasses
D. There are no tools lying in the machine
Which of the following is a good solely practice in
using lathe machine?

A. From being drawn into the lathe if loose clothing

catches on the revolving work
B. From contact with chuck or lathe dog
C. From attempting to remove dips with the hands
D. From wearing apron and safety glasses
Which of the following is NOT a cause of accidents
of boring in a lathe machine?

A. If the work is not securely clamped

B. The proper clearances are not maintained
C. When adjusting the machine without
bothering to stop it
D. Clearing away chips with the hands while the
drill is not in motion
The chief accident when grinding is:

A. Eye injuries from flying particles

B. Eye injuries from wearing goggles
C. Injuries from wearing rolled up sleeves
D. Injuries from running coned speeds
______ is the term used in industry to mean the
safe storage of tools, parts, and all the rest of the
items used in manufacturing

A. Store room
B. Housekeeping
C. Stockroom
D. Machine room
A general safety precaution in a machine shop “Do
not attempt to oil, clean, or ________ any machine
while it is running.

A. Adjust
B. Maintain
C. Stop
D. Talk
A general safety precaution in a machine shop “Do
not try to _______ the machine with your hands or
body

A. Stop
B. Clean
C. Run
D. All of these
When working with another student, only _____
should operate machine or switches

A. One
B. Three
C. Two
D. Four
Do not wear rings, watches, bracelets, ______ or
jewelry or clothing that could get caught in moving
machinery

A. Neckties
B. Shirts
C. Rolled up jumpers
D. Face shields
Always remove gloves before turning ______ or
operating any machine. If the material is rough or
sharp and gloves must ______ place or handle
material with machine turned off

A. on, be worn
B. Off, be worn
C. On, not be worn
D. Off, no be worn
For clothing and safety equipment “Always wear
_______ designed for the type of work when
operating any machine

A. Safety glasses
B. Goggles
C. Face shields
D. All of these
For housekeeping safety “Do not leave tools or
work on the table of a machine even if the
machine is _______. Tools or work may fall off and
cause toe or foot injury.”

A. Running
B. In operation
C. Not running
D. None of these
In a shaper, after setting the stroke length and
position, check to see that adjusting nut are tight.
Stand ______ to the direction of stroke of machine
when it is running

A. Vertical
B. Horizontal
C. Parallel
D. In front
In a shaper, never remove chips while ram is ____

A. Not in motion
B. Not running
C. In motion
D. Not in motion
One of the following is not used in Linear
measurements

A. Steel tape
B. Divider
C. Rule
D. Sine bar
A measuring tool used in linear measurements in
which the dimension is read directly from a
graduated scale or standard

A. Dividers
B. Calipers
C. Sine bar
D. Steel rule
A measuring tool used in linear measurements
which is used to transfer the measurement

A. Dividers
B. Calipers
C. Surface gage
D. All of these
Many related tools such as straight edge, steel,
squares and protractors are used in conjunction
with linear measuring tools to determine:

A. Flatness
B. Straightness
C. Angularity
D. All of these
For round work, measurements are usually made
by contact points or surfaces such as spring
calipers, micrometers and

A. Vernier calipers
B. Straight calipers
C. Flexible calipers
D. All of these
A useful measuring tool in the machine shop
which makes possible accurate measurement
against shallow shoulders

A. Hooked rule
B. Flexible rule
C. Spring rule
D. All of these
One of the following is NOT a style of a caliper

A. Transfer caliper
B. Spring-joint caliper
C. Firm joint caliper
D. None of these
In rapid-production work it is usually advisable to
use gages for determining the correct sizes. For
cylindrical work the ______ is used and where a
light variation over or under nominal size is
allowable a limit gage is used.

A. Limit gage
B. Snap gage
C. Flat gage
D. Angular gage
Micrometer calipers are made in a variety of sizes
ranging from ________

A. 1 in to 60 in
B. 1/2 in to 48 in
C. 1 in to 50 in
D. 1/2 in to 24 in
A very simple striking tool and made of a
weighted head and a handle which directs its
coarse

A. Box
B. Hammer
C. Pedal
D. Metal drivers
Machinists’ hammer are made of steel, hardened
and tempered. The top of the hammer head is
called the _____ and the bottom is called the ____.

A. face, peen
B. Peen, face
C. Head, tail
D. Upper, lower
One of the main functions of screw drivers is to:

A. To loosen screws only

B. To tighten screws only
C. All of these
D. To loosen and tighten screws
The three main parts of a screw driver are: the
handle, the shank, and the _____

A. Blade
B. Body
C. Tip
D. Phillips screw
A part of the screw driver, the end which fits into
to slot of the screw is called ________

A. Blade
B. Shank
C. Body
D. Phillips
A part of the screw driver, the steel portion
extending from the handle is the ______

A. Blade
B. Shank
C. Body
D. Handle
The most common types of screw drivers are
standard, offset, ratchet and:

A. double-end
B. Single-end
C. Phillips
D. blade
An instrument for exerting a twisting strain, as in
turning bolts and nuts

A. Phillips screw driver

B. Wrench
C. Standard screw driver
D. hammer
A type of wrench used by machinists to determine
how much twisting force you are applying

A. Torque wrench
B. Open wrench
C. Socket wrench
D. Alien wrench
Another type of wrench used in machine work on
which sockets of different sizes are attached to the
handle for various sizes of nuts

A. Torque wrench
B. Socket wrench
C. Alien wrench
D. Adjustable wrench
Another type of wrench used in machine work
especially designed for screws with allen head.

A. Allen screw
B. Allen wrench
C. Allen nut
D. Special wrench
An instrument used to saw metal

A. Cutter
B. Hacksaw
C. Flatter
D. Bender
The width of a hacksaw blade is:

A. 1/4 in
B. 1/2 in
C. 3/4 in
D. 1 in
The number of teeth per inch of a hacksaw blade
ranges from:

A. 14 to 32
B. 16 to 28
C. 14 to 24
D. 16 to 2-4
The length of a hacksaw blades ranges from:

A. 8 to 16 in
B. 10 to 24 in
C. 8 to 24 in
D. 10 to 30 in
Type of drill press used for drilling small holes with
hand feed

A. Radial drill press

B. Spindle drill press
C. Sensitive drill press
D. Gang drill
Type of drill press useful when drilling several
holes in the larger and heavier pieces

A. Sensitive
B. Gang
C. Radial
D. Vertical
Type of drill press which is a collection of one
machine of the essential speed and feed units of
from two to eight single drill presses mounted on
one base

A. Sensitive
B. Horizontal
C. Gang
D. multiple
a part of drill press which serve as a table of
machine on which the work is clamped or on the
Vise are placed and clamped

A. Base
B. Spindle
C. Handwheel
D. Box work
A part of the drill press which is the part holding
the drill chuck or socket

A. Head claming
B. Box column
C. Head adjusting box
D. Spindle
The operation of producing a circular hole by
removing solid metal

A. Reaming
B. Boring
C. Spotting
D. Drilling
An operation of sizing and finishing a hole by
means of a cutting tool having several cuffing
edges

A. Honing
B. Boring
C. Holing
D. Reaming
The operation of forming internal threads

A. Threading
B. Tapping
C. Facing
D. Grinding
The purpose of this part is to help drive the drill,
since the hold of the taper alone is not sufficient

A. Tang
B. Shank
C. Taper
D. Chuck
A gripping device with two or more adjustable
jaws set radially

A. Drill chuck
B. Spindle
C. Drift slot
D. Control shaft
Part of the drill bit that fits into the holding device

A. Shank
B. Flute
C. Tang
D. Point
The groove of the drill bit and carries out the chips
and admits the coolant

A. Flute
B. Lips
C. Body
D. Point
The backbone of the drillbit and it is the narrow
section between the flutes

A. Body
B. Cone
C. Web
D. Margin
The most commonly used type of drill bit in the
machine shop are:

A. Straight drills
B. Short drills
C. Twist drills
D. Long drills
Type of drill bit used for drilling brass, copper, and
other soft metals

A. cross-fluted drill
B. Side-fluted drill
C. Straight-fluted drill
D. Curved-fluted drill
The angle of clearance at the center must be
proportional to the angle at the outside. The
clearance on the drill is about ____ degree at the
cutting edge

A. 15
B. 25
C. 12
D. 30
A correctly sharpened drill bit, the edge of the
angle across the web of the drill will be about
_____ degree with the line of the cutting edge

A. 24
B. 60
C. 45
D. 70
An angle that forms the cutting wedge

A. Lip angle
B. Rake angle
C. Clearance angle
D. Tang angle
The point angles of twist drills ranges from ______

A. 40 to 60 degree
B. 60 to 150 degree
C. 60 to 118 degree
D. 50 to 70 degree
The point angle of twist for drilling copper is:

A. 60 degree
B. 100 degree
C. 90 degree
D. 118 degree
The point angle of twist for drilling average class of
work is:

A. 60 degree
B. 118 degree
C. 75 degree
D. 150 degree
A machine tool in which the work revolves and the
tool usually moves along a straight line

A. Shaper
B. Lathe
C. Milling
D. Drill press
The general lathe operations are straight turning,
taper turning, boring and ______.

A. Welding
B. Cylindrical turning
C. Pressing
D. Filing
Which of the following operation may also be
done on the lathe?

A. Drilling
B. All of these
C. Reaming
D. Tapping
The common types of lathes are bench lathe,
engine lathe and ______

A. Standard lathe
B. Turret lathe
C. Engine lathe
D. Bore lathe
A small lathe, usually mounted in a bench, and is
used for small work

A. Bench lathe
B. Engine lathe
C. Turret lathe
D. All of these
The machine tool in which many lathe operations
are done. This lathe is, most valuable machine tool
in the shop.

A. Bench lathe
B. Engine lathe
C. Turret lathe
D. All of these
This lathe is a manufacturing machine.
Considerable mechanical skill is required to make
and adjust the several cutting tools

A. Bench lathe
B. Engine lathe
C. Turret lathe
D. All of these
Part of the lathe machine, which serves as the
foundation on which the lathe is built

A. Bed
B. Base
C. Chuck
D. Carriage
Part of the lathe machine, for the purpose
primarily of giving an outer bearing and support
for work being turned on centers

A. Bed
B. Tailstock
C. Headstock
D. Live center
This center which does not move with the work is
called:

A. Live center
B. Dead center
C. Center bearing
D. Center of attraction