Mr. Navarro's Chapter 3 Exam

What are the five joint types used in welding?

• butt, lap, tee, outside corner, edge

• weld joint, compression, metal, double-u, single-u

• weld joint, lap. tee, metal, single-j

• butt, lap, tee, outside corner, compression

What information can be included on a welding symbol?

• location

• strength

• machinery being used

• number of welds

What is NOT a purpose of welding symbols?

• Save time

• To make the plans look cleaner

• Ensure understanding and accuracy

• Save money

Which of the following might you see on the reference line of a welding symbol?

• An arrow line

• A thought bubble

• A tail

• A second parallel line

How is the reference line always drawn?

• the reference line is always drawn vertically

• the reference line is always drawn horizontally

• the reference line is always drawn perpendicular

• the reference line is always drawn parallel

Why is the tail added to the basic welding symbol?

• To give welding specifications

• To give welding procedures

• To specifiy welding process, and filler metal

• all of the above

When the welding symbol is placed below the reference line, it ___________

• tells the welder to to place the weld on the arrow side of the joint ( near side)

• signals the welder to weld the bottom of the metal plates

• identifies the weld type

• does not indicate anything important to the welder

The faying surfaces of the members forming the joint shape of the specific joint

• combination symbol

• edge preparation

• fillet

• grooves

Opening or channel in the surface or between two components to provide space for a weld

• combination symbol

• edge preparation

• fillet

• grooves

Welding symbol which indicates multiple operations

• combination symbol

• edge preparation

• fillet

• grooves