Free Printable Metric Tolerances

1.

What is tolerance in engineering

a)

Limits of variation

b)

Capacity to endure pain

c)

Permisive attitude

d)

Physiological resistance

2.

What happens if the tolerance is reduced?

a)

Nothing changes

b)

Costs go up

c)

Costs go down

d)

Objects start to fit perfectly

3.

What happens when the tolerance is not stated?

a)

It has to be perfect

b)

It has an implied tolerance

c)

The engineer forgot

d)

It should never have a tolerance

4.

What happens when you have multiple tolerances?

a)

Tolerance Accumulation

b)

Nothing

c)

Cascade Errors

d)

You should never have more than one tolerance

5.

Which of these is a unilateral tolerance?

a)

b)

c)

d)

6.

Which of these is an Unilateral and Bilateral tolerance example?

a)

b)

c)

d)

7.

Is over dimensioning good?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Maybe

d)

Probably

8.

What is interchangeability?

a)

Mass produced part (replacement part)

b)

Replaced by another object without affecting code using the object

c)

Similar objects

d)

None of the options

9.

Is it possible to manufacture parts without some variation

a)

C'mon its 20th century

b)

Yes

c)

No

d)

Human beings are perfect, as well as our creations

10.

Is the manufacting process a key part to choosing tolerances?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Maybe

d)

Probably

11.

What does ANSI / ASME stand for?

a)

American National Standards Institute

b)

All National System for Instruments

c)

American System for Metric Engineering

d)

Audio Neural System Interface

12.

What is a page or block tolerance

a)

General note that applies to all dimensions not covered

b)

A page where all the dimenions are stated

c)

Where limits are placed

d)

A small block

13.

In limit dimensions, when both are placed on one line...

a)

The low limit precedes the high limit

b)

The high limit precedes the low limit

c)

None of the options

d)

It should never be placed in preciding order

14.

Tolerace formula

a)

$Tolerance\ =\ Size_{Max\ }-\ Size_{Min}$

b)

$Tolerance\ =\ Part_A\ -Part_B$

c)

$Tolerance\ =\ \frac{t_{n-1}+\alpha}{\sqrt{n}}$

d)

There is no tolerance for errors

15.

What does ISO do?

a)

Develps standards to ensure the quality, safety and efficiency

b)

Develps annoying standards that we must follow

c)

Arrange for world destruction

d)

Help capture light

Metric Tolerances

Total questions: 15

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