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Module 6

Materials and Hardware

Exam 4

1. In the wiring code shown, what does the number 6 (4th


number from the left) represent?

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a) Cable size
b) Cable number
c) Circuit function

2. An aluminium oxide layer on a conductor will do what


when the temperature is increased?

a) Become thicker
b) Become thinner
c) Remain the same

3. When not under load where should a pair of gears sit?

a) In the middle
b) On the heel
c) On the toe

4. For a pair of gears to operate properly, they must have

a) lash and pattern


b) end play and thrust
c) pattern and profile

5. Coil springs are made from

a) carbon or high alloy steels with low working stress


b) carbon or alloy steels with high working stress
c) low carbon steels with high working stress

6. What is a coaxial cable?

a) Two or more conductors


b) A twisted pair of conductors
c) A single conductor
7. What is the nominal length of a UNF bolt?

a) Under head to screw threads (i.e. plain shank)


b) Under head to end of the threads
c) The length of the threads

8. How is a British aluminium rivet identified?

a) Natural anodised finish


b) Violet anodic finish
c) Black anodic finish

9. What do you do if you forget to add hardener to a


composite repair?

a) Clean all traces of the resin away and start again


b) Add hardener at the edges and it will cure
c) It will cure eventually anyway

10. ‘X’ on a cable indicates

a) emergency power
b) control system
c) AC power

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