The process for a work piece finished outer surface of work 0.01mm (metric) or 0.

00005
to have a better look. pieces. inch to 0.001 inch (imperial)

,A. CHAMFERING A. CHAMFERING A. DIAL TEST INDICATOR

B. COUNTER BORING B. COUNTER BORING ,B. MICROMETER

C. DRILLING C. DRILLING C. VERNIER CALIPER

D. KNURLING ,D. KNURLING D. VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE

It is the process of making It is a series of thin marked It is the operation on

holes in the work piece. blades which have different producing gear tooth on the
pitched teeth. gear blank by using a form-
A. FACING relieved cutter
A. DIAL TEST INDICATOR
,B. BORING A. END MILLING
B. MICROMETER
C. TURNING B. FACE MILLING
C. VERNIER CALIPER
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE ,C. FORM MILLING
,D. SCREW THREAD PITCH
GAUGE D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
This milling operation is done
to produce objects having
helical design. A process of producing flat The process in order to
surfaces which may be remove the burrs
A. ANGULAR MILLING vertical taking worktable as a
reference. ,A. CHAMFERING
,B. HELICAL MILLING
A. END MILLING B. COUNTER BORING
C. SAW MILLING
,B. FACE MILLING C. DRILLING
D. THREAD MILLING
C. FORM MILLING D. KNURLING

D. PLAIN MILLING
It is an instrument used for
measuring internal and The process of enlarging the
external distances between holes to accurate sizes.
two points extremely In this operation slots are cut
accurately. by a cutter on the work piece. A. FACING

A. STEEL RULE A. GANG MILLING ,B. BORING

B. MICROMETER B. SIDE MILLING C. TURNING

,C. VERNIER CALIPER ,C. GROOVED MILLING D. NONE OF THE ABOVE

D. VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE D. NONE OF THE ABOVE

During the operation, the
feed is moved along the axis
It is the process of making The instrument has of rotation of the chuck
geometric pattern on a graduations of 0.001mm to
A. FACING
B. BORING ,C. FORM MILLING

,C. TURNING D. NONE OF THE ABOVE The process using a head

containing several such tools.
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
A. FACING
This instrument is extremely
useful in applications that B. BORING
Typically, this instrument can demand them.
measure ranges from C. TURNING
0.25mm to 300mm (0.015 ,A. DIAL TEST INDICATOR
inch to 12 inch). ,D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
B. MICROMETER
A. DIAL TEST INDICATOR
C. VERNIER CALIPER
B. MICROMETER It is used to remove this heat
D. VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE from cutting zone.
,C. VERNIER CALIPER
A. DIAL TEST INDICATOR
D. VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE
The process of boring a hole B. MICROMETER
to more than one diameter
on the same axis C. VERNIER CALIPER
The accuracy of this
instrument varies between A. CHAMFERING ,D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
0.01mm and 0.001 mm.
,B. COUNTER BORING
A. STEEL RULE
C. DRILLING It is the operation on
,B. MICROMETER producing the groove on the
D. KNURLING surface of the workpiece.
C. VERNIER CALIPER
A. GANG MILLING
D. VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE
Used for measuring inside B. SIDE MILLING
diameter of a pipe or to
measure inside dimensions of ,C. GROOVED MILLING
The process using a single hollow sections.
point cutting tool D. STRADDLE MILLING
A. STEEL RULE
A. FACING
B. MICROMETER
B. BORING A device used to measure the
,C. VERNIER CALIPER distance between two
C. TURNING opposite sides of an object.
D. VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE A. STEEL RULE

,B. MICROMETER
This operation is performed
An operation on producing by boring tool. C. VERNIER CALIPER
the T-slots on the workpiece
by using the T-slots milling A. CHAMFERING D. VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE
cutter.
,B. COUNTER BORING
A. END MILLING
C. DRILLING It is process in which a convex
B. FACE MILLING is formed on the work piece
D. KNURLING
with the help of a forming A. PARTING OFF A. STEEL RULE
tool.
B. FORMING B. MICROMETER
A. PARTING OFF
,C. GROOVING C. VERNIER CALIPER
,B. FORMING
D. TAPER TURNING D. VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE
C. GROOVING

D. TAPER TURNING
This milling operation is done Generally, they are classified
to produce objects having It as single point cutting tools
is done on the periphery of and multi point cutting tools.
It is a process of milling flat the cylindrical workpiece.
surfaces which are Parallel to A. DIAL TEST INDICATOR
the axis of the milling cutter. A. ANGULAR MILLING
B. MICROMETER
A. ANGULAR MILLING B. HELICAL MILLING
C. VERNIER CALIPER
,B. HELICAL MILLING C. SAW MILLING
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
C. SAW MILLING D. THREAD MILLING

D. THREAD MILLING
The process of making
It is an instrument that can be threads on a cylindrical job.
used to measure distances
A process of milling flat between two or more A. PARTING OFF
surfaces keeping the axis of locations.
the cutter parallel to the B. FORMING
surface being milled. A. DIAL TEST INDICATOR
C. GROOVING
A. END MILLING B. MICROMETER
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
B. FACE MILLING C. VERNIER CALIPER

C. FORM MILLING D. VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE

A very precise instrument
,D. PLAIN MILLING that measures distance
between two parts.
It is the process of cutting a
work piece after it has been A. DIAL TEST INDICATOR
A process of producing flat machined.
surfaces which may be B. MICROMETER
horizontal taking worktable ,A. PARTING OFF
C. VERNIER CALIPER
as a reference.
B. FORMING
D. VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE
A. END MILLING
C. GROOVING
B. FACE MILLING
D. TAPER TURNING
A device with one or more
C. FORM MILLING
cutting edges used to create
D. PLAIN MILLING chips and remove metal from
It is a measuring instrument the work piece.
having a long, thin stainless
steel strip with a marked A. DIAL TEST INDICATOR
It is also known as recessing scale of unit division.
or necking B. MICROMETER
C. VERNIER CALIPER D. TAPER TURNING

D. NONE OF THE ABOVE During taper turning the feed

is set at an angle to the work
The process of machining piece to produce a conical
special contour composed of shape.
A process of producing flat entirely of curves at a single
surfaces which may be at an cut. A. PARTING OFF
angle taking worktable as a
reference. A. END MILLING B. FORMING

A. END MILLING B. FACE MILLING C. GROOVING

B. FACE MILLING C. FORM MILLING D. TAPER TURNING

C. FORM MILLING D. PLAIN MILLING

D. PLAIN MILLING Holes are bored with the help

of single point cutting tool.
The process of machining
special contour composed of A. FACING
In this operation, the straight lines at a single cut.
diameter is enlarge if done B. BORING
internally. A. END MILLING
C. TURNING
A. PARTING OFF B. FACE MILLING
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
B. FORMING C. FORM MILLING

C. GROOVING D. PLAIN MILLING

The process of machining
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE special contour composed of
curves at a single cut.
This operation is performed
by feeding the tool A. END MILLING
The operation is to produce a perpendicular to the axis of
cylindrical surface of desired rotation B. FACE MILLING
shape and size
A. FACING C. FORM MILLING
A. FACING
B. BORING D. PLAIN MILLING
B. BORING
C. TURNING
C. TURNING
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE An operation on producing
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE the flat vertical surface on the
sides of the workpiece.

A measuring device used for A. END MILLING

It is the process of cutting a repetitive marking of items to
work piece to the required be worked on. B. FACE MILLING
shape and size
A. STEEL RULE C. FORM MILLING
A. PARTING OFF
B. MICROMETER D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
B. FORMING
C. VERNIER CALIPER
C. GROOVING
D. VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE
It is the process of making A. PARTING OFF A. FACING
recess or sharp depression
B. FORMING B. BORING
A. CHAMFERING
C. GROOVING C. TURNING
B. COUNTER BORING
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
C. DRILLING

D. KNURLING
The slots are in various They have been used in the
shapes like circular, machine shop to test
rectangular etc. and sizes alignment and rotation
It is the process of making according to the measurement of machine
indentations on the border of requirement. parts.
a work piece..
A. GANG MILLING A. DIAL TEST INDICATOR
A. CHAMFERING
B. SIDE MILLING B. MICROMETER
B. COUNTER BORING
C. GROOVED MILLING C. VERNIER CALIPER
C. DRILLING
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE D. VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE
D. KNURLING

It is used for measuring The process of enlarging a

It is done to remove the dimensions smaller than hole that has already been
sharp edges from the those measured by other drilled
extreme end of the work instruments.
piece. A. FACING
A. STEEL RULE
A. CHAMFERING B. BORING
B. MICROMETER
B. COUNTER BORING C. TURNING
C. VERNIER CALIPER
C. DRILLING D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
D. VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE
D. KNURLING

A process in which more

The instrument is more milling cutters are used
A measuring device used expensive and are not always together to perform different
either for determining the available. operation simultaneously.
height of something.
A. DIAL TEST INDICATOR A. GANG MILLING
A. STEEL RULE
B. MICROMETER B. SIDE MILLING
B. MICROMETER
C. VERNIER CALIPER C. GROOVED MILLING
C. VERNIER CALIPER
D. VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE D. STRADDLE MILLING
D. VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE

The process of removing It is used to check or find the

In this operation, the material from hole of the pitch of a thread.
diameter is decrease if done work piece.
externally. A. DIAL TEST INDICATOR
B. MICROMETER B. FACE MILLING C. SAW MILLING

C. VERNIER CALIPER C. FORM MILLING D. THREAD MILLING

D. SCREW THREAD PITCH D. PLAIN MILLING

GAUGE
It also come in the standard
thread forms of metric.
The process of creating a
It is a process of milling flat narrow slot on the work A. DIAL TEST INDICATOR
surfaces which are piece.
perpendicular to the axis of B. MICROMETER
the milling cutter. A. PARTING OFF
C. VERNIER CALIPER
A. ANGULAR MILLING B. FORMING
D. SCREW THREAD PITCH
B. HELICAL MILLING C. GROOVING GAUGE

C. SAW MILLING D. TAPER TURNING

D. THREAD MILLING Producing flat vertical surface

by using two side milling
It is the operation on cutter mounted on the same
producing the flat vertical arbor.
The accuracy of surface on both sides of the
measurement is 0.02mm and workpiece. A. GANG MILLING
imperial scale is 0.002”.
A. GANG MILLING B. SIDE MILLING
A. STEEL RULE
B. SIDE MILLING C. GROOVED MILLING
B. MICROMETER
C. GROOVED MILLING D. STRADDLE MILLING
C. VERNIER CALIPER
D. STRADDLE MILLING
D. VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE
Used to measure outside
diameter of a round shaped
A process in which two objects or to measure
The process is always milling cutters are used distance between two points.
performed after drilling together to perform different
operation. operation simultaneously. A. STEEL RULE

A. FACING A. GANG MILLING B. MICROMETER

B. BORING B. SIDE MILLING C. VERNIER CALIPER

C. TURNING C. GROOVED MILLING D. VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE

D. NONE OF THE ABOVE D. STRADDLE MILLING

The process of beveling the

extreme ends of a work
A machining operation is It is machining process which piece.
done on the surfaces which is used to produce narrow
are perpendicular to the axis grooves on the workpiece A. CHAMFERING
of the cutter.
A. ANGULAR MILLING B. COUNTER BORING
A. END MILLING
B. HELICAL MILLING C. DRILLING
D. KNURLING Safe work practices for drill
press except for
This operation is performed
by the chuck to produce flat A. Remove the chuck key
It is machining process which surfaces. before starting the drill press
is used to produce narrow
slots on the workpiece. A. FACING B. Lubricate drill bit when
drilling metal
A. ANGULAR MILLING B. BORING
C. The drill bit or cutting tool
B. HELICAL MILLING C. TURNING must not be locked securely
in the chuck
C. SAW MILLING D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
D. Use a damp or drill vise to
D. THREAD MILLING
prevent work from spinning
It can be used to provide
protection from slashing
A process in which any metal working fluids or The process involves melting
irregular surface is formed on coolants. dry plastic powder onto the
the work piece with the help
metal to produce a textured,
of a forming tool. A. Pull back device
matte, or glossy coating.
A. PARTING OFF B. Fixed Guard
A. Hot Blackening
B. FORMING C. Adjustable Guard
B. Powder Coating
C. GROOVING D. None of the above
C. Sand-blasting
D. TAPER TURNING
D. None of the above
This applies a decorative
finish that is similar to paint,
The pointer is sharpened to but with greater durability. Cause/s of accidents while
allow it to act as a scriber and
working with machinery
assist in marking on work A. Hot Blackening
pieces. A. Materials ejected from the
B. Powder Coating
machine when it is
A. STEEL RULE
C. Sand-blasting operational
B. MICROMETER
D. None of the above B. Advertent starting of the
C. VERNIER CALIPER machine

D. VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE C. All of the above

The work rest height must be
on the horizontal center line D. None of the above
of the machine
It is a small measuring device,
which works on the “screw” A. CHUCK
There are account for
principle
B. SPINDLE ____________ of all
A. STEEL RULE workplace deaths
C. WHEEL
B. MICROMETER A. 10 percent
D. None of the above
C. VERNIER CALIPER B. 15 percent

D. VERNIER HEIGHT GAUGE C. 20 percent

D. 25 percent D. SLOTTER MACHINE

It can be used to provide

protection from flying
Safety precautions while The most common cause/s of particles
working with machinery workplace accidents?
A. Pull back device
A. Ensures that the guard are A. ALCOHOL AND DRUG
in position before operating. ABUSE B. Fixed Guard

B. Ensures that the guard are B. BEING TIRED C. Adjustable Guard

in good working condition
before operating. C. IGNORING SAFETY D. None of the above
PROCEDURES OR RULES
C. All of the above
D. All of the Above
D. None of the above Finishing machines are used
to deburr products and
remove sharp edges.
Hazardous power sources
The device is attached to the must be ___________ A. Metal Grinding
wrist of the operator which integrated before any repair
pulls the operator's hands procedure is started. B. Metal Plating
away from the point of
A. INTEGRATED C. Metal Vibratory
operation
B. DESEGREGATED D. None of the above
A. Two-hand Control

B. Interlocked Guard C. ISOLATED

D. REINTEGRATED Metals are excellent

C. Self adjusting Guard
conductors of electricity and
D. None of the above heat.

If they tried this with A. Conductivity

nonmetals, the material
Metals are shiny when cut, would shatter. B. Luster
scratched, or polished
A. Conductivity C. Malleability
A. Conductivity
B. Luster D. None of the above
B. Luster
C. Malleability
C. Malleability
D. None of the above Personal protective
D. None of the above equipment must be worn by
all personnel entering an area
where machines are
Machine guards help to operated.
Machine Shop theory deals eliminate personnel hazards
with the use and operation of created by A. SAFETY GLASSES
machines except for
A. Points of operation B. HAND GLOOVES
A. LATHE MACHINE
B. Flying chips C. EAR PROTECTION
B. WELDING MACHINE
C. Rotating parts D. SAFETY GLOVES
C. MILLING MACHINE
D. All of the above
Who is injured most often at D. None of the above C. Do not place hands under
work? Workers between the the stock being drilled
ages.
D. Do not hold the work by
A. 15-20 years old Safe work practices for lathe hand
machine
B. 21-30 years old
A. Guard must be provided to
C. 31-40 years old the chuck The device is attached to the
wrist of the operator which
D. None of the above B. Inspect chucks for wear or pulls the operator's hands
damage away from other hazardous
areas when the machine
C. Remove the chuck wrench
Causes of personal injury operates.
immediately after adjusting
while working with abrasive chuck. A. Two-hand Control
wheels for grinding machines
except for D. All of the above B. Interlocked Guard
A. Using the spindle with C. Self adjusting Guard
incorrect diameter
The most common types of D. None of the above
B. Grinding too high above workplace accidents except
the center of a wheel for

C. Incorrect mounting A. BODY INJURIES Cause/s of accidents while

working with machinery
D. Not exceeding speeds B. HEAD INJURIES
recommended by A. Loose clothing, hair,
manufacturer C. BROKEN BONES jewelry being caught in
moving parts
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
B. Sleeping and falling into an
Type of guard that provides a unguarded nip
barrier which moves
The most common cause/s of
according to the size of the C. All of the above
workplace accidents?
stock entering the danger
area. D. None of the above
A. LAZINESS
A. Two-hand Control B. BEING DISTRACTED
B. Interlocked Guard Safety precautions while
C. OVERCONFIDENT
working with machinery
C. Self adjusting Guard D. All of the Above except for

D. None of the above A. Stop the machine before

measuring
Safe work practices for drill
press except for B. Stop the machine before
It provides a barrier to suit cleaning
the varying sizes of the input A. Do not force the drill with
stock. extra pressure C. Stop the machine before
making adjustments
A. Pull back device B. Do not reduce drilling
pressure when the drill D. None of the above
B. Fixed Guard
begins to break through the
C. Adjustable Guard workpiece
Personal protective They position material inside
equipment must be worn for a drum filled with abrasive
protection from flying pellets and a substrate to Safety precautions while
particles create a uniform random working with machinery
texture.
A. SAFETY GLASSES A. Do not wear loose clothing
A. Metal Grinding or jewelry
B. HAND GLOOVES
B. Metal Plating B. Know the location of
C. EAR PROTECTION emergency stop switch
C. Metal Vibratory
D. SAFETY GLOVES C. Confining long hair
D. None of the above
D. All of the above

Machines use friction,

attrition and/or compression Safety precautions while
to smooth out a metal working with machinery Many workers were injured
product’s surface. except for at work due to

A. Metal Grinding A. Keep hands away from the A. Lack of experience or

cutting head proper training
B. Metal Plating
B. Keep hands away from all B. Tend to take more risks
C. Metal Vibratory moving parts
C. Perform more physical
D. None of the above C. Do not use brush or rake to and/or dangerous jobs
remove turnings
D. All of the above
D. Keep work area clean
There are account for
____________ of all
workplace injuries This employs an autocatalytic
They are commonly used process in which the
A. 10 percent machine guars except for substrate catalyzes the
reaction.
B. 15 percent A. One-hand Control
A. Metal Grinding
C. 20 percent B. Two-hand Control
B. Metal Plating
D. 25 percent C. Interlocked Guard
C. Metal Vibratory
D. Self adjusting Guard
D. None of the above
Machine Shop theory deals
with the use and operation of
machines except for There are estimated to have
_________common types of Because they are also ductile,
A. BORING MACHINE workplace accidents each day they are ideal for electrical
at work. wiring
B. SHAPER MACHINE
A. 10,000 A. Conductivity
C. DRILLING MACHINE
B. 15,000 B. Luster
D. HYDRAULIC MACHINE
C. 20,000 C. Malleability

D. 25,000 D. None of the above

 Method generates an electric cleaners, caustics, and
current to coat the substrate. coolants.
If a person falls on their head
from only ________ high, it A. Metal Grinding A. Hot Blackening
will cause injuries similar to
running as fast as you can B. Metal Plating B. Powder Coating
into a brick wall.
C. Metal Vibratory C. Sand-blasting
A. 76.22 CM
D. None of the above D. None of the above
B. 91.46 CM

C. 106.70 CM
They are commonly used Compressed air must be used
D. 121.95 CM machine guars except for to clean machines.

A. Fixed Guard A. TRUE

Type of guard that prevents B. Pull back Device B. FALSE

from starting when the guard
C. Adjustable Guard
is opened.
D. Pull back Guard Most metals are also ductile,
A. Two-hand Control
which means they can be
B. Interlocked Guard drawn out to make wire.
For centuries, smiths have A. Conductivity
C. Self adjusting Guard
been able to shape metal
D. None of the above objects by heating metal and B. Luster
pounding it with a hammer.
C. Malleability
A. Conductivity
The use of hands is required D. None of the above
to prevent the operator from B. Luster
reaching the danger area.
C. Malleability
Older workers injured at work
A. Pull back device
D. None of the above more often than younger
B. Fixed Guard workers?

C. Adjustable Guard A. TRUE

Type of guard that shuts off
D. None of the above or disengages power to the B. FALSE
machine

A. Two-hand Control
The lockout-tagout is a This results in a smooth,
system used to ensure that B. Interlocked Guard clean product texture,
machine are not started up particularly in soft metals.
C. Self adjusting Guard
again before the completion
A. Hot Blackening
of maintenance or service D. None of the above
work B. Powder Coating
A. TRUE C. Sand-blasting
It is a high-temperature hot
B. FALSE finishing process in which the D. None of the above
product is inserted into a
series of tanks containing
The process forces sand, steel B. Lack of preventive D. None of the above
shots, metal pellets or other maintenance
abrasives into a substrate at
high speed. C. All of the above
Cause/s of accidents while
A. Hot Blackening D. None of the above working with machinery

B. Powder Coating A. Making adjustments while

the machine is not
C. Sand-blasting Hand gloves must not be operational
used while working with
D. None of the above machinery B. Authorized operation of
machines
A. TRUE
C. All of the above
A. Hot Blackening B. FALSE
D. None of the above
B. Powder Coating

C. Sand-blasting Safety precautions while

working with machinery Machines are typically
D. None of the above except for employed in projects
requiring a uniform matte
A. The keys must be removed texture.
from the machine before
Must not be used as
operation A. Hot Blackening
replacement of machine
guards. B. Adjusting wrenches must B. Powder Coating
be removed from the
A. Pull back device C. Sand-blasting
machine before operation
B. Fixed Guard D. None of the above
C. You must handle metal
C. Adjustable Guard turnings by hand

D. None of the above D. None of the above

This machines spread a thin
layer of black oxide onto a
product’s surface to create a
Dangerous parts of It can be used to place and matte black finish with high
machinery remove stock. abrasion resistance.

A. Running nips between A. Pull back device A. Hot Blackening

parts in the same directions
B. Fixed Guard B. Powder Coating
B. Rotating parts operating
C. Adjustable Guard C. Sand-blasting
alone
D. None of the above D. None of the above
C. All of the above

D. None of the above

Any machine part which can Dangerous parts of
cause injury machinery
Cause/s of accidents while
A. must be removed A. Reciprocating and sliding
working with machinery
motion
B. must be replaced
A. Contact with dull edges
B. Between rotating and
C. must be guarded tangentially moving parts
C. All of the above The use of hands is required A. Using the wrong type of
to operate the machine. wheel or disk
D. None of the above
A. Pull back device B. Holding the work
incorrectly
B. Fixed Guard
Machines consist of a C. Incorrect adjustment or
substrate within a rotating C. Adjustable Guard lack of work test
drum.
D. None of the above D. All of the above
A. Metal Grinding
Personal protective
B. Metal Plating equipment must be worn for
protection Type of guard that prevents
C. Metal Vibratory from starting when the guard
A. SAFETY SHOES is removed.
D. None of the above
B. HAND GLOOVES A. Two-hand Control
C. EAR PROTECTION B. Interlocked Guard
Different types of locks are
used for locking the machine D. ALL OF THE ABOVE C. Self adjusting Guard
or the power source in a
manner that hazardous D. None of the above
power source can be turned
This can force small particles
on.
to fly off.
A. TRUE Kept in place permanently by
A. COOLED AIR fasteners that can only be
B. FALSE released by the use of a tool.
B. COMPRESSED AIR
A. Pull back device
C. CONDITIONED AIR
Machines use a chemical bath B. Fixed Guard
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
to coat or alter the surface of
a substrate with a thin layer C. Adjustable Guard
of metal.
D. None of the above
Metals are strong but
A. Metal Grinding malleable, which means that
they can be easily bent or
B. Metal Plating
shaped. Acts that result/s in serious
C. Metal Vibratory injuries
A. Conductivity
D. None of the above A. Unguarded moving parts of
B. Luster machines/equipment
C. Malleability B. Sudden release of their
The lockout-tagout is a power systems
D. None of the above
system used to ensure that
machine are properly shut off C. Uncontrolled release of
their power systems
A. TRUE Causes of personal injury
D. All of the Above
while working with abrasive
B. FALSE
wheels for grinding machines
except for
Type of drilling machine often Type of drilling machine B. COUNTER BORING
use a universal motor due to where the motor holes are
its high power to weight drilled. C. REAMING
ratio.
A. BENCH DRILL D. TAPPING
A. BENCH DRILL
B. GANG DRILL
B. GANG DRILL
C. PILLAR DRILL It also serves as reservoir of
C. PILLAR DRILL cutting fluid.
D. RADIAL DRILLING
D. PORTABLE DRILL MACHINE A. BASE

B. COLUMN

The grinding wheel does not The process in order to C. KNEE

traverse the workpiece. remove the burrs
D. SADDLE
A. FORM GRINDING A. CHAMFERING

B. CYLINDRICAL GRINDING B. COUNTER BORING

It holds the tool and moves it
C. PLUNGE GRINDING C. DRILLING in the desired direction.

D. SURFACE GRINDING D. KNURLING A. ARBOR

B. RAM

It carries the entire load so it Wheels used will last for C. OVERHANGING ARM
should have high compressive many grindings
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
strength.
A. FORM GRINDING
A. BASE
B. ELECTROCHEMICAL
Drill bit is then located by
B. COLUMN GRINDING
moving the radial arm and
C. KNEE C. PLUNGE GRINDING drill to the marked location.

D. SADDLE D. SURFACE GRINDING A. BENCH DRILL

B. GANG DRILL

It is a process carried on a Holes are bored with the help C. PILLAR DRILL
drilling machine to increase of single point cutting tool.
D. RADIAL DRILLING
the size of an already drilled
A. FACING MACHINE
hole.

A. BORING B. BORING

C. TURNING It is a hollow member which

B. COUNTER BORING
contains driving gears and
C. REAMING D. NONE OF THE ABOVE sometimes motor for spindle
and the table.
D. TAPPING
A. BASE
Initially a hole is drilled
slightly smaller in size. B. COLUMN

A. BORING C. KNEE
D. SADDLE This operation is performed and grinds flat surfaces with
by feeding the tool noted spiral grind marks.
perpendicular to the axis of
rotation A. BELT GRINDER
The operation is to produce a
cylindrical surface of desired A. FACING B. BENCH GRINDER
shape and size.
B. BORING C. CYLINDRICAL GRINDER
A. FACING
C. TURNING D. SURFACE GRINDER
B. BORING
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
C. TURNING
Cutting speed is equal to half
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE of the cutting speed of drilling
A specialized type of grinding for some hole.
where the grinding wheel has
the exact shape of the final A. BORING
Its uses include shaping tool
product.
bits or various tools that need B. COUNTER BORING
to be repaired. A. FORM GRINDING
C. COUNTER SINKING
A. BELT GRINDER B. CYLINDRICAL GRINDING
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
B. BENCH GRINDER C. PLUNGE GRINDING
C. CYLINDRICAL GRINDER D. SURFACE GRINDING
It is a mechanical part in
D. SURFACE GRINDER which it is used as extension
part of milling machine.
Uses a rotating abrasive
wheel to remove material. A. ARBOR
The process is always
performed after drilling A. FORM GRINDING B. RAM
operation.
B. CYLINDRICAL GRINDING C. OVERHANGING ARM
A. FACING
C. PLUNGE GRINDING D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
B. BORING
D. SURFACE GRINDING
C. TURNING
For all type of drilling
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE machine, a less common type
It is the upper section of the is the right-angle drill.
vertical milling machine.
A. BENCH DRILL
Its primary function is in the A. ARBOR
realm of grinding holes and B. GANG DRILL
pins. B. RAM
C. PILLAR DRILL
A. BELT GRINDER C. OVERHANGING ARM
D. PORTABLE DRILL
B. BENCH GRINDER D. NONE OF THE ABOVE

C. CYLINDRICAL GRINDER
Usually employed as the final
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE This type of machine removes machining process when
large amounts of material manufacturing a high-
precision gear.
A. BELT GRINDER B. BENCH GRINDER D. SURFACE GRINDING

B. BENCH GRINDER C. CYLINDRICAL GRINDER

C. CYLINDRICAL GRINDER D. SURFACE GRINDER Capable of producing smooth

edges without the burrs
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE caused by the mechanical
grinding.
A special tool used by
tradesmen such as plumbers A. FORM GRINDING
It is the process of making and electrician.
indentations on the border of B. ELECTROCHEMICAL
a work piece.. A. BENCH DRILL GRINDING
A. CHAMFERING B. GANG DRILL C. PLUNGE GRINDING
B. COUNTER BORING C. PILLAR DRILL D. SURFACE GRINDING
C. DRILLING D. PORTABLE DRILL

D. KNURLING These are light duty machines

used in small workshops.
Uses a rotating abrasive
wheel creating a flat surface. A. BENCH DRILL
This is an operation of making
the end of a hole into a A. FORM GRINDING B. GANG DRILL
conical shape.
B. CYLINDRICAL GRINDING C. PILLAR DRILL
A. BORING
C. PLUNGE GRINDING D. PORTABLE DRILL
B. COUNTER BORING
D. SURFACE GRINDING
C. COUNTER SINKING
It slides over the guide of the
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE milling machine.
This operation is performed
by the chuck to produce flat A. ARBOR
surfaces.
It is used to grind the internal B. RAM
diameter of the workpiece. A. FACING
C. OVERHANGING ARM
A. FORM GRINDING B. BORING
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
B. ELECTROCHEMICAL C. TURNING
GRINDING
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
C. PLUNGE GRINDING The main purpose is to
provide motion in horizontal
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE direction to the work piece.
The most common
electrolytes are sodium A. BASE
chloride and sodium nitrate.
It has a head which is B. COLUMN
lowered, and the work piece A. FORM GRINDING
is moved back and forth past C. KNEE
the grinding wheel on a table. B. ELECTROCHEMICAL
GRINDING D. SADDLE
A. BELT GRINDER
C. PLUNGE GRINDING
It is driven hydraulically to A. FACING
move up and down on
sideways which change the B. BORING A type of grinder used to
distance between tool and make precision rods.
C. TURNING
work piece.
A. BELT GRINDER
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
A. BASE
B. BENCH GRINDER
B. COMPOUND
C. CYLINDRICAL GRINDER
It is also known as recessing
C. KNEE
or necking D. SURFACE GRINDER
D. SADDLE
A. PARTING OFF

B. FORMING The process of boring a hole

It is the process of making to more than one diameter
C. GROOVING on the same axis
recess or sharp depression
D. TAPER TURNING A. CHAMFERING
A. CHAMFERING

B. COUNTER BORING B. COUNTER BORING

The process of beveling the C. DRILLING
C. DRILLING
extreme ends of a work
D. KNURLING piece. D. KNURLING

A. CHAMFERING

It is a part of milling machine B. COUNTER BORING Work piece is marked for

which hold the work piece. exact location and mounted
C. DRILLING on the work table.
A. ARBOR
D. KNURLING A. BENCH DRILL
B. RAM
B. GANG DRILL
C. OVERHANGING ARM
It is mounted vertically of a C. PILLAR DRILL
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE milling machine.
D. RADIAL DRILLING
A. BASE MACHINE

The process involves B. COLUMN

increasing the size of a hole
C. KNEE Also called a Sensitive Drilling
at only one end.
machine because of its
D. SADDLE
A. BORING accurate and well-balanced
spindle.
B. COUNTER BORING
It is used to grind workpieces A. BENCH DRILL
C. REAMING
which have shoulders.
B. GANG DRILL
D. TAPPING
A. FORM GRINDING
C. PILLAR DRILL
B. CYLINDRICAL GRINDING
D. PORTABLE DRILL
The process of enlarging the
C. PLUNGE GRINDING
holes to accurate sizes.
D. SURFACE GRINDING
They are type of grinders that B. GANG DRILL D. SURFACE GRINDER
are manually operated.
C. PILLAR DRILL
A. BELT GRINDER
D. PORTABLE DRILL It is process in which a convex
B. BENCH GRINDER is formed on the work piece
with the help of a forming
C. CYLINDRICAL GRINDER tool.
The wheels and workpiece
D. SURFACE GRINDER are electrically conductive. A. PARTING OFF
A. FORM GRINDING B. FORMING
It is also called center-type B. ELECTROCHEMICAL C. GROOVING
grinding. GRINDING
D. TAPER TURNING
A. FORM GRINDING C. PLUNGE GRINDING

B. CYLINDRICAL GRINDING D. SURFACE GRINDING

During the operation, the
C. PLUNGE GRINDING feed is moved along the axis
of rotation of the chuck
D. SURFACE GRINDING The main purpose is to
provide motion in horizontal A. FACING
direction to the work piece.
B. BORING
These type of drilling A. ARBOR
machines are available in a C. TURNING
huge variety of subtype. B. RAM
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
A. BENCH DRILL C. OVERHANGING ARM

B. GANG DRILL D. NONE OF THE ABOVE

Usually used as a machining
C. PILLAR DRILL method to process metals
and other materials.
D. PORTABLE DRILL Type of drilling machine
which is also called Sensitive A. BELT GRINDER
Drilling machines.
B. BENCH GRINDER
Type of drilling machine used A. BENCH DRILL
by starting drill spindle. C. CYLINDRICAL GRINDER
B. GANG DRILL
A. BENCH DRILL D. SURFACE GRINDER
C. PILLAR DRILL
B. GANG DRILL
D. PORTABLE DRILL
C. PILLAR DRILL Holes can be ground with the
use of internal grinders that
D. RADIAL DRILLING
can swivel on the horizontal.
MACHINE The work piece is rotated and
fed past the wheel to form a A. FORM GRINDING
cylindrical.
B. ELECTROCHEMICAL
Type of drilling machine A. BELT GRINDER GRINDING
where the motor used in
corded drills. B. BENCH GRINDER C. PLUNGE GRINDING
A. BENCH DRILL C. CYLINDRICAL GRINDER D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
 D. SURFACE GRINDER It can also be used for
complex surface grinding to
D. SURFACE GRINDING finish work started on a mill.
It is the main part of the A. BELT GRINDER
machine which hold tools at
It can move transversally to right place in vertical milling B. BENCH GRINDER
the column face. machine.
C. CYLINDRICAL GRINDER
A. ARBOR A. ARBOR
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
B. RAM B. RAM
C. OVERHANGING ARM C. OVERHANGING ARM
The process of cutting
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE D. NONE OF THE ABOVE internal threads tool called as
tap.

A. BORING
During the drilling operation, It is used to grind workpieces
drill is replaced by reamer. which have projections. B. COUNTER BORING
A. BORING A. FORM GRINDING C. COUNTER SINKING
B. COUNTER BORING B. CYLINDRICAL GRINDING D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
C. REAMING C. PLUNGE GRINDING
D. TAPPING D. SURFACE GRINDING Type of drilling machine can
make holes of diameter 1 mm
to 15mm.
Usually has two wheels of A type of grinder used to A. BENCH DRILL
different grain sizes for make bushing and many
roughing and finishing other parts. B. GANG DRILL
operations.
A. BELT GRINDER C. PILLAR DRILL
A. BELT GRINDER
B. BENCH GRINDER D. PORTABLE DRILL
B. BENCH GRINDER
C. CYLINDRICAL GRINDER
C. CYLINDRICAL GRINDER
D. SURFACE GRINDER Grinder may have a multiple
D. SURFACE GRINDER grinding wheels.

A. BELT GRINDER
Speed of operation is reduced
It is the process of cutting a to half that of the drilling. B. BENCH GRINDER
work piece to the required
shape and size A. BORING C. CYLINDRICAL GRINDER

A. PARTING OFF B. COUNTER BORING D. SURFACE GRINDER

B. FORMING C. REAMING

C. GROOVING D. TAPPING Usually used as a machining

method with the aid of
D. TAPER TURNING coated abrasives.
A. BELT GRINDER B. COUNTER BORING C. DRILLING

B. BENCH GRINDER C. REAMING D. KNURLING

C. CYLINDRICAL GRINDER D. TAPPING

D. SURFACE GRINDER The process of creating a

narrow slot on the work
It is used to grind workpieces piece.
which have multiple
The process of removing diameters. A. PARTING OFF
material from hole of the
work piece. A. FORM GRINDING B. FORMING

A. FACING B. CYLINDRICAL GRINDING C. GROOVING

B. BORING C. PLUNGE GRINDING D. TAPER TURNING

C. TURNING D. SURFACE GRINDING

D. NONE OF THE ABOVE During taper turning the feed

is set at an angle to the work
D. SURFACE GRINDER piece to produce a conical
shape.
The process for a work piece
to have a better look. A. PARTING OFF
It is the foundation part of a
A. CHAMFERING milling machine. B. FORMING
B. COUNTER BORING A. BASE C. GROOVING
C. DRILLING B. COLUMN D. TAPER TURNING
D. KNURLING C. KNEE

D. SADDLE It is the process of making

holes in the work piece.
These usually can perform
the minor function of A. FACING
specialist tool room grinding In this operation, the
operations. diameter is enlarge if done B. BORING
internally.
A. BELT GRINDER C. TURNING
A. PARTING OFF
B. BENCH GRINDER D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
B. FORMING
C. CYLINDRICAL GRINDER
C. GROOVING
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE This type can be manually
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE operated or have CNC
controls.
Initially a hole is drilled to the A. BELT GRINDER
nearest size and using a This operation is performed
boring tool the size of the by boring tool. B. BENCH GRINDER
hole is increased.
A. CHAMFERING C. CYLINDRICAL GRINDER
A. BORING
B. COUNTER BORING D. SURFACE GRINDER
 C. GROOVING A. ARBOR

The process of making D. NONE OF THE ABOVE B. RAM

threads on a cylindrical job.
C. OVERHANGING ARM
A. PARTING OFF
It is fitted on the horizontal D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
B. FORMING milling machine.