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d. At either end support
1. In a pair of gears, . is the plane 9. Copper and most of its alloys can be
perpendicular to the axial plane and hardened by:
tangent to the pitch surface. a. Patenting
a. Pitch b. Cold working
b. Pitch plane c. Case hardening
c. Pitch circle
d. Pitch point d. Soaking
2. the phenomenon of continuous stretching 10. What happens to a drill if the operating
under load even if the stress is less than speed is too fast?
the yield point: a. Drill will crack
a. elasticity b. Drill will become overheated and will
b. ductility bend
c. plasticity c. Drill will become overheated and
d. creep will be drawn from the steel
3. the machinery operation whereby done with d. Drill will become very dull and wear
the work accurately fastened has a dust
reciprocating (forward and backward) 11. Which of the following is not a structural
motion and the tool head is stationary. steel class?
a. Shaping a. Low carbon steel
b. Planing b. Stainless steel
c. Turning c. Medium carbon steel
d. Reaming d. Tool and die steel
4. Finding the resultant of two or more forces 12. The section modulus of a rectangle of base
is called: “b” and height “h” about its base is:
a. Coplanar forces a. Bh2/6
b. Non-coplanar b. Bh3/3
c. Couple c. Bh2/12
d. Composition d. Bh3/12
5. The capacity of a metal to withstand load 13.A material that should be avoided in
without breaking is: constructing wood pattern:
a. Strength a. sap wood
b. Stress b. kiln dried wood
c. Elasticity c. hear wood
d. Strain d. core portion of wood
6. Outstanding safety record contributes to: 14.the gradual chemical reaction by other
a. High productivity and quality of substance such that metal is converted to
work an oxide or other compounds:
b. Outstanding performance that a. corrosion
expects reward from management b. cheaping
c. Confidence in foremen’s ability to c. rusting
perform well d. weathering
d. Pride and enthusiasm to one-self 15.the center of gravity of a solid pyramid or
7. A type of coupling that allows slight amount cone with a total height of H is:
of torsional/angular flexibility due to a. ¼ H
introduction with some elastic material b. 3/5 H
cylindrically wrapped around the bolts in c. 1/3 H
the flange. d. ½ H
a. Simple elastic bonded coupling 16.Which do not belong to foundry or metal
b. Elastic-material bushed coupling casting shop?
c. Elastic material bonded coupling a. Shake-out machine
d. All of these b. Molding machine
8. In a uniformly loaded beam, the maximum c. Coremaking
vertical shearing force occurs d. Forging machine
a. At the center
b. At the section of maximum moment
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 17.What is the property of a material which 24.A liquid metal
resists forces acting to pull the material a. Mercury
apart? b. Lead
a. Shear strength c. Zinc
b. Tensile strength d. Aluminum
c. Torsional strength 25.An object thrown upward will return to
d. Compressive strength earth with the magnitude of the terminal
18.The reciprocal of diametral pitch to the velocity equal to:
ratio of pitch diameter to the number of a. Zero
teeth: b. One-half of the initial velocity
a. Lead c. Twice the initial velocity
b. Clearance d. The initial velocity
c. Module 26.Used in conjuction with circular cross
d. Involute sectional members to retain oil and prevent
19.What is the difference between brass and dirt, foreign particles, moisture and to
bronze? permit pressure differential between
a. Brass is composed of copper and exterior and interior of the applied part:
zinc while the bronze is composed a. Seal
of copper and tin b. Gasket
b. Brass is composed of copper and c. Safety shield
zinc while bronze is basically copper d. Packing
and tin plus non-ferrous alloy such 27.Commonly used in parallel-shaft
as manganese, aluminum and transmission especially when a smooth,
chromium continuous section is essential as in high
c. Bronze is reddish in color while speed drives up to 12,000 fpm:
brass is a mixture of copper and a. Bevel gear
antimony b. Herringbone gear
d. Bronze is mostly an alloy of copper c. Spur gear
and tin while brass is a mixture of d. Helical gear
copper and antimony 28.The hardness of helical and herringbone
gear teeth after heat treatment is 210 to
20.The first derivative with respect to velocity 300 Brinell Hardness, for gear and pinion is
of kinetic energy is: at:
a. Power a. 360 Brinell min
b. Energy b. 400 Brinell max
c. Momentum c. 340 – 360 normally
d. None of these d. All of the above
21.The arbitrary modification by removing a
small portion of a tooth material at the tip 29.The path of contact in involute gears where
of the gear tooth is called: the force/power is actually transmitted. It
a. Tip removal is a straight imaginary line passing through
b. Tip undercut the pitch point and tangent to the base
c. Tip relief circle.
d. Pressure angle cut a. Principle reference plane
22.Types of v-belts to use in a driving pulley b. Pitch point
with speed of 360 rpm and transmitting c. Front angle
5hp: d. Line of action
a. Type C belts 30. What is the difference between a shaper
b. Type B belts and planer?
c. Type A belts a. The tool of the shaper moves
d. Type D belts while on the planer is stationary
23.What type of gears that can transmit power b. The shaper can perform slotting
at an angle? operation while the planer cannot
a. Helical gear c. The shaper handles large pieces
b. Worm gear while the planar handles only small
c. Bevel gear pieces
d. Herringbone gear
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 d. The tool of the shaper moves in 40. Major component of bronze casting
reciprocating motion while the tool a. Copper
in the planar moves in rotary motion b. Manganese
31. What is the metal characteristics to c. Zinc
withstand forces that cause twisting? d. Lead
a. Torsional strength 41. Split puller or pulley made of separate
b. Modulus of elasticity sections bolted together at the rim, the
c. Twisting moment maximum speed should be limited to about
d. Elasticity . % of the maximum speed of solid pulley.
32. In greater quantity this element is harmful a. 65 to 75%
to the ferrous metal: b. 45 to 50%
a. Sulfur c. 55 to 60%
b. Silicon d. 80 to 90%
c. Zinc 42. Fillet radius in machine parts is usually
d. Aluminum introduced to:
33. To prevent leakage in dynamic seal: a. Improve the look of the parts
a. Gaskets b. Reduce concentration of stress
b. Seals and extend life of the parts
c. Felts c. To avoid obstruction
d. Packings d. Necessary to lessen casting weights
34. It has molybdenum alloy except: 43. The type of bolt commonly bolt commonly
a. SAE 43xx used in the construction that is threaded in
b. SAE 41xx both ends:
c. SAE 6xxx a. Stud bolts
d. SAE 2xxx b. Acme threaded bolts
35. A type of gear tooth cut inside a cylinder or c. Square threaded bolts
ring: d. Hex bolts
a. Rack gear 44. Heating of the metal to a temperature above
b. Ring gear the critical temperature and then cooling
c. Miter gear slowly usually in the furnace to reduce the
d. Internal gear hardness and improve the machinability is
36. Flexible material used to seal pressurized called:
fluids, normally under dynamic condition: a. Annealing
a. Nylon b. Tempering
b. Seal c. Normalizing
c. Teflon d. Quenching
d. Packing 45. A hydrostatic bearing is one which:
37. Cast alloy steel for very high temperature a. The lube oil is supplied under
application: pressure
a. Manganese-nickel steel castings b. Lube oil is not pressurized
b. High chrome steel casting c. There is no lube oil
c. Chrome-nickel steel castings d. Bearing is lightly loaded
d. High manganese casting 46. One of the following materials is unsuitable
38. What heat treatment process can cast steel as a bearing:
materials of high chrome, high manganese, a. Teflon
etc. type of steel be subjected for the b. Low carbon steel
purpose of machining process? c. Cast iron
a. Annealing d. Nylon
b. Tempering 47. Safety features that must be placed and
c. Normalizing maintained at machine, blacksmith,
d. Quenching welding and foundry shop:
39. Galvanized steel plate is a plate coated a. Safety goggle
with: b. Walkaway guide
a. Aluminum c. Safety notices in markings
b. Tin d. all of these
c. Zinc
d. Manganese
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 48. the angle at the base cylinder of an involute c. Tempering
gear, that the tooth makes with the gear d. Quenching
axis: 56. A type of welding whereby a wire or powder
a. base helix angle from the nozzle of a spray gun is fused by a
b. pressure angle gas flame, arc or plasma jet and the molten
c. arc of recess particles are projected in a form of a spray
d. arc of approach by means of compressed air or gas.
49. a kind of thread that is generally usedL a. Electro-slug welding
a. UNEC b. Electro-beam welding
b. UNC c. Plasma-arc welding
c. UNF d. Metal spray welding
d. UNEF 57. Killed steal is very much associated with:
50. Which is not generally used standard: a. Manganese
a. ASTM b. Sulphur
b. SAE c. Phosphorous
c. IPS d. Silicon
d. AISI
51. Alloy steel known for its resistance to 58. The concave portion of the tooth profile
corrosion, abrasion and wear that is where it joins the bottom of the tooth space.
usually ideal for mill grinding of ore in a. Fillet curve
cement and concentrator application, it us b. Fillet
usually combined with molybdenum to c. Undercut
increase the depth of hardening: d. Plane
a. Manganese chromium steel 59. The length of arc between the two sides of a
b. Chromium molybdenum steel gear tooth on the pitch circle:
c. Chrome-nickel-moly steel a. Circular thickness
d. Manganese-moly steel b. Axial plane
52. Commonly utilized/cheapest shaft material c. Helix angle
in the market with carbon content of 0.28 d. Chordal angle
to 0.34%C. 60. It is hardening treatment whereby a cast
a. SAE 4132 metal is being heated to a very high
b. SAE 4320 temperature then suddenly subjected to
c. SAE 1030 rapid cooling to improve hardenability or
d. SAE 4130 wear resistance is called:
53. In a pair of gears it is the plane that a. Normalizing
contains the two axis, in single gear, it may b. Tempering
be any plane containing the axis and the c. Quenching
given point. d. Annealing
a. Axial plane 61. To reduce cost in the manufacturing of
b. Pitch plane large worm gears the materials to utilize:
c. Normal plane a. Alloyed aluminum rim with cast iron
d. All of the above spider
54. Accident prevention is: b. Bronze rim with cast steel spider
a. An association of employers, c. All of these
organization and individuals d. Cast iron rim with bronze spider
b. A job safety director 62. The differential of the shear equation is
c. The foreman’s responsibility just which one of the following:
as much as production a. Bending moment of the beam
d. The responsibility of the top b. Load of the beam
management c. Tensile strength of the beam
55. Heating of metal above the critical d. Slope of the elastic curve
temperature and then cooling slowly 63. SAE steel that responds to heat treatment:
usually in the furnace to reduce the a. SAE 1060
hardness and improve the machinability is b. SAE 1117
called: c. SAE 1030
a. Normalizing d. SAE 1020
b. Annealing 64. A circle bounding the bottoms of the teeth:
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 a. Addendum circle 73. A gear is one which is 90 def that is the
b. Addendum cylinder pitch cone has become a plane:
c. Pitch circle a. Angular gear
d. Dedendum circle b. Crown gear
65. A unit deformation is called: c. Miter gear
a. Torsion d. Spiral bevel gear
b. Strain 74. A machine used for the testing of very thin
c. Stress steel or surface layers:
d. Shear a. Charpy test
66. An oil storage roof formed to approximately b. Izod test
a spherical surface, supported only at its c. Description
periphery: d. Rockwell superficial
a. Self-supporting umbrella roof 75. A cone formed by elements which are
b. Self-supporting cone roof perpendicular to the elements of the pitch
c. Self-supporting cone at the large end:
d. Supporting cone roof a. Cone distance
67. Test sometimes referred to as an upsetting b. Back cone
test: c. Root cone
a. Bend d. Cone center
b. Flaring 76. The temperature above which the alloy is
c. Flange liquid and will run:
d. Crush a. Melting point
b. Flow point
68. An oil storage roof formed to approximately c. Pour point
the surface of a right cone, supported only d. Liquidus
at its periphery 77. A weld made to hold the parts of a
a. Self-supporting umbrella roof weldment in proper alignment until the
b. Self supporting doem roof final welds are madeL
c. Supported cone roof a. Butt weld
d. Self-supporting cone roof b. Tack weld
69. Have the same thermal and minimum film c. Fillet weld
thickness limitation as sleeve bearing: d. Full fillet weld
a. Ball bearing
b. Roller bearing 78. Is used to enable milling machine to take
c. Thrust bearing climb milling cuts:
d. Oil whip a. Helical driving mechanism
70. Test is designed primarily for application to b. Spindle
electric-welded tubing for detection of lack c. Read out
penetration or overlaps resulting from flash d. Backlash eliminator
removal in the weld: 79. The total amount of permanent extension of
a. Butt weld the gage length measured after the
b. Paste specimen has fractured and is expressed as
c. Lap weld percentage increase of the original gage
d. Double butt weld length:
71. Is a form of correction that develop on a a. Elongation
highly localized areas on a metal surface: b. Strain
a. Crevice c. Stress
b. Erosion d. Elastic limit
c. Galvanic 80. It refers to any layer or deposit of
d. Apitting extraneous material on a heat transfer
72. The deterioration of organic coating surface:
characterized as completely: a. Low line
a. Chalking b. Pressure drop
b. Rusting c. Fouling
c. Checking d. Scaling
d. Fritting 81. Steels containing large amounts of mild
nickel and chromium:
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 a. Carbon steel 90. An alloy of tin, copper, antimony, or
b. Stainless steel sometimes lead:
c. Alloy steel a. Gold
d. Cast steel b. Babbitt
82. The corrosion of iron or iron-base-alloys: c. Aluminum
a. Rusting d. Cast iron
b. Crazing 91. A weld place in a groove between two
c. Chalking abutting members:
d. Fritting a. Full-fillet weld
83. The ratio of stress to the corresponding b. Tack weld
strain below the proportional limit c. Butt weld
a. Stress-strain diagram d. Fillet weld
b. Gage method 92. A test for pipe used for coiling in sizes 2
c. Modulus of elasticity inches:
d. Tensile strength a. Flaring
84. A fillet weld whose size is equal to the b. Crush
thickness of the thinner joint member c. Flange
a. Butt weld d. Bend
b. Tack weld 93. The follower reciprocates or oscillates in a
c. Lap weld plane parallel to the axis of rotation:
d. Full-fillet weld a. Cam curves
85. A bevel gear of the same size mounted on a b. Cylindrical cam
shafts at 90 deg: c. Tangential cam
a. Crown gear d. Radial cam
b. Spur gear 94. Strength of a material that is of a stress
c. Angular gears intensity determined by considering the
d. Miter gears maximum test load to act over the original
86. Gearing in which the motion or power that area of the test specimens:
is transmitted depends upon the friction a. Yield point
between the surface in contact: b. Ultimate strength
a. Bevel cones c. Breaking strength
b. Spur friction wheels d. Elastic limit
c. Evans friction cones 95. The follower reciprocates or oscillates in a
d. Friction gearing plane perpendicular to the axis of rotation
87. Wheels are sometimes used for the of the cam:
transmission of high power when an a. Cam curves
approximately constant velocity ratio is b. Cylindrical cam
desired: c. Tangential cam
a. Bevel cones d. Radial cam
b. Friction gearing 96. Impacts of reciprocating motion to a
c. Spur friction wheels single-point cutting tool:
d. Evans friction cones a. Dividing head
88. A corrosion occurs within the or adjacent to b. Slotting attachment
a crevice formed by contact with another c. Circular pitch
piece of the same or another metal: d. Circular milling attachment
a. Pitting 97. A joint between two overlapping members
b. Galvanic in which the overlapped edge of one
c. Erosion member is welded with a fillet weld:
d. Crevice a. A single-welded lap joint
89. A weld of approximately triangular b. Double-welded lap joint
cross-section that join two surface at c. A single-welded joint with backing
approximately right angles as in lap joint, d. Tack weld
tee-joint, corner joint: 98. Weld-metal impact specimen shall be taken
a. Single welded lap joint across the weld face substantially parallel
b. Fillet weld to and within:
c. Tack weld a. ¾ in
d. Butt weld
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 b. 1/32 in
c. ¼ in
d. 1/16 in
99. The maximum stress which is reached
during a tension test:
a. Stress
b. Elasticity
c. Strain
d. Tensile strength
100. If gears cannot connect parallel shafts,
they are called:
a. Cycloidal gears
b. Helical gears
c. Spur gears
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