Unit 3 - Welding Symbols and Joints Quiz

The primary element of any welding symbol is referred to as the

• arrow.

• tail.

• reference line.

• weld symbol.

Information appearing below the reference line refers to the

• arrow side.

• near side.

• other side.

• far side.

The term ______ refers to the center-to-center spacing of an intermittent fillet weld.

• pitch

• throat

• leg length

• root

Which of the following is not considered a type of weld joint?

• Butt

• Tee

• Corner

• Fillet

The weld joint formed when two parallel members overlap each other is called a ______ joint.

• lap

• butt

• corner

• tee

In a single V-groove weld, the sloped surfaces on which the weld metal is applied are called

• root surfaces.

• root faces.

• groove angles.

• groove faces.

A weld applied to the other side of a joint before a groove weld is started is called a

• melt-through weld.

• backing weld.

• root weld.

• back weld.

The finished surface (cover pass) of a weld is referred to as the

• crown.

• weld reinforcement.

• weld face.

• root face.

In a completed weld, the junction between the surface of a weld and the base metal is called the

• weld edge.

• leg.

• toe.

• weld reinforcement.

The height of the weld above the base metal in a groove weld is called the

• crown of the weld.

• weld reinforcement.

• weld buildup.

• Face of the weld.