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MSSC CPT 4.0 Advanced Manufacturing Processes

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Adhesive bonding is considered a(n) __________ assembly process.

a)

Temporary

b)

Permanent

c)

Unreliable

d)

Dangerous

2.

Performing recurring, risky, and laborious tasks with more precision than a human, would be a benefit of implementing a(n) __________.

a)

Sorting machine

b)

Kanban process

c)

Industrial Robot

d)

Quality system

3.

To assemble components that must be disassembled at a later time, use a(n) __________.

a)

Fastener

b)

Weld

c)

Adhesive

d)

Chemical Bond

4.

A form of metal separation that uses a cutting tool to carve metal from stock is called __________.

a)

grinding

b)

machining

c)

drilling

d)

filling

5.

Laser cutting uses a high powered laser to cut __________ material into __________ shapes.

a)

Cloth, accurate

b)

Plastic, square

c)

Metal, very precise

d)

Iron, I-beam

6.

Metal separation is the process of __________.

a)

Sorting metals from other products for recycling

b)

Removing metals, such as iron, from ore

c)

Cutting away unneeded metal from stock

d)

Breaking the bond between two pieces of metal to disassemble an assembly

7.

The term "laser" originated as an acronym for __________.

a)

Light amplifier and serious energy razor

b)

Light emitting transducer

c)

Light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation

d)

Light and serious emission radiator

8.

Casting is the process of __________.

a)

Pressing metal into mold

b)

Cooling heat treated metal

c)

Forming soft material by hand

d)

Pouring a heated liquid into a mold

9.

Injection molding is a process that __________.

a)

Forces molten material into a cavity that is shaped like the final part

b)

Uses plastic trim pieces to conceal rough joints in a finished assembly

c)

Promotes microbial growth in the presence of moisture

d)

Forces material through a die with a fixed cross-sectional shape

10.

__________ is the most well-known form of metal finishing.

a)

Plating

b)

Polishing

c)

Etching

d)

Painting

11.

Softening metal improves malleability, which is the ability to be __________.

a)

Tempered

b)

Heat Treated

c)

Hammered, bent, and shaped

d)

Machined

12.

Which of the following processes is an electrochemical process that creates a layer of oxide on non-ferrous metal parts to protect them from corrosion?

a)

Painting

b)

Powder coating

c)

Plating

d)

Anodizing

13.

A conveyor is a material handling method that uses a __________ to move material continuously.

a)

Forklift

b)

Moving belt or chain driven by a motor

c)

Flat cart or dolly

d)

Vibrating parts holder

14.

In addition to material handling, __________ can be also used for repetitive processes in high volume operations.

a)

Autonomous robots

b)

Forklift

c)

Pickers

d)

Sorting Machines

15.

__________ can be connected to data systems to automatically coordinate material flow to and from assembly processes which eliminates the need to check in and out materials.

a)

Maintenance repairs

b)

Automated storage and retrieval systems

c)

Manual MH systems

d)

Fork Trucks

16.

__________ can be used in many applications including book storage in libraries, product storage in warehouses, and tooling storage in factories.

a)

Designer Programs

b)

Automatic Welders

c)

Automatic storage and retrieval systems

d)

Stand alone machiens

17.

__________ require programming to operate, but no human intervention during operation.

a)

Fork trucks

b)

Tugs and carts

c)

manual robots

d)

Autonomous mobile robots

18.

Cameras are used in __________ systems to capture/transmit images to a computer.

a)

Optical comparitor

b)

Radar

c)

CMM inspection

d)

Vision Inspection

19.

__________ is not commonly used to produce mass production products, but it is often used to create functional prototypes, mold and mold inserts, and customized parts technology is getting there.

a)

Additive manufacturing

b)

Subtractive manufacturing

c)

The assembly line

d)

Customized manufacturing