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WT1_P1

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 50mins

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Class
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1.

What are the TWO types of welding?

a)

Fusion and Non-Fusion Weld

b)

High and Low Pressure Weld

c)

Light and Dark Weld

d)

Fast and Slow Weld

2.

When switching on Oxy Acetylene Gas Welding, I must first switch on __________.

a)

Oxygen Gas

b)

Acetylene Gas

c)

both Oxygen Gas and Acetylene Gas

d)

either Oxygen Gas or Acetylene Gas, it does not matter

3.

What is the mixture of Neutral Flame?

a)

Oxygen only

b)

Oxygen > Acetylene

c)

Oxygen < Acetylene

d)

Oxygen = Acetylene

4.

What is the mixture of Oxidising Flame?

a)

Oxygen only

b)

Oxygen > Acetylene

c)

Oxygen < Acetylene

d)

Oxygen = Acetylene

5.

What is the mixture of Carburising (Reducing) Flame?

a)

Oxygen only

b)

Oxygen > Acetylene

c)

Oxygen < Acetylene

d)

Oxygen = Acetylene

6.

What gas is used to adjust the POWER of the welding flame?

a)

Acetylene Gas

b)

Propane Gas

c)

Oxygen Gas

d)

Helium Gas

7.

Which Gas is used to FUEL the flame of the welding flame?

a)

Acetylene Gas

b)

Propane Gas

c)

Oxygen Gas

d)

Helium Gas

8.

Why is Neutral Flame used for welding?

a)

Most stable flame

b)

Strongest Flame

c)

Cleanest and Hottest Flame

d)

Brightest and the Loudest Flame

9.

What is a Regulator?

a)

A device to show how much gas is contained in the cylinder.

b)

A device to show the amount of pressure is currently being used.

c)

A safety device to regulate (control) amount of gas coming out of the cylinder.

d)

A safety device to prevent any Gas to flow back into the cylinder

10.

Which Flame is used for welding?

a)

Neutral Flame

b)

Oxidising Flame

c)

Carburising (Reducing) Flame

d)

Natural Flame

11.

What is a Molten Pool?

a)

Metal used for welding.

b)

Wire material for filling up weld gap.

c)

Sparks produced when the weld is being made.

d)

Melted metal produced when the weld is being made.

12.

What is another name for Molten Pool?

a)

Molt

b)

Melted Pool

c)

Weld Puddle or Weld Pool

d)

Metal Inert Gas

13.

How does an IDEAL Molten Pool look like?

a)

Green and bubbling.

b)

Loses colour and bubbling.

c)

Throwing off sparks like firework.

d)

Tranquil, Golden Bead with a yellowish glow.

14.

How do you know if the Molten Pool is too hot?

a)

Green and bubbling.

b)

Loses colour and bubbling.

c)

Throwing off sparks like firework

d)

Tranquil, Golden Bead with a yellowish glow.

15.

How do you know if the weld is being oxidised?

a)

Green and bubbling.

b)

No colour and bubbling.

c)

Throwing off sparks like fireworks.

d)

Tranquil, Golden Bead with a yellowish glow.

16.

What does OXIDATION mean?

a)

Not enough oxygen in the weld.

b)

Too much oxygen in the weld.

c)

Oxygen is not switched on.

d)

Acetylene is unstable.

17.

What is Fusion Welding?

a)

A type of welding machine.

b)

A type of welding protective equipment.

c)

Join together metal parts without melting the parent metals.

d)

Join together metal parts to the point of melting the parent metals.

18.

What is a Non-Fusion Welding?

a)

A type of welding machine.

b)

A type of welding protective equipment.

c)

Join together metal parts without melting the parent metals.

d)

Join together metal parts to the point of melting the parent metals.

19.

Which of these is an example of Fusion Welding?

a)

Welding gloves

b)

Oxy Acetylene Gas Welding

c)

Soldering and Brazing

d)

Welding Helmet

20.

Which of these is an example of Non-Fusion Welding?

a)

Welding gloves

b)

Oxy Acetylene Gas Welding

c)

Soldering and Brazing

d)

Welding Helmet

21.

What are the TWO gases used in Oxy Acetylene Gas Welding?

a)

Propane Gas and Oxygen Gas

b)

Argon Gas and Carbon Dioxide Gas

c)

Acetylene Gas and Oxygen Gas

d)

Oxygen Gas and Helium Gas

22.

What is a Content Gauge?

a)

A device to show how much gas is contained in the cylinder.

b)

A device to show the amount of pressure is currently being used.

c)

A safety device to regulate (control) amount of gas coming out of the cylinder.

d)

A safety device to prevent any Gas to flow back into the cylinder.

23.

Which of these CORRECTLY describes a Working Pressure Gauge?

a)

A device to show how much gas is contained in the cylinder.

b)

A safety device to regulate (control) amount of gas coming out of the cylinder.

c)

A safety device to prevent any Gas to flow back into the cylinder.

d)

A device to show the amount of pressure is currently being used.

24.

What is a Flashback Arrestor?

a)

A safety device to prevent any Gas to flow back into the cylinder.

b)

A device to show how much gas is contained in the cylinder.

c)

A device to show the amount of pressure is currently being used.

d)

A safety device to regulate (control) amount of gas coming out of the cylinder.

25.

Does the flame cone touch the filler rod when welding?

a)

Yes, they must touch.

b)

No, they should not touch each other

c)

Yes, but only when the filler rod is long enough.

d)

No, the filler rod should not be used during welding.