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U 302 B

Total questions: 62

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

 Force ratio / movement ratio is used to determines a machine's

a)

efficiency

b)

mechanical advantage

c)

velocity ratio

d)

productivity

2.

2.53 correct to three decimal place is equal to

a)

16.625

b)

15.625

c)

14.625

d)

15.005

3.

 2,51.8 correct to three decimal places is equal to

a)

5.987

b)

5.987

c)

5.550

d)

5.203

4.

Which one of the following values is equal to 6-3?

a)

1/9

b)

1/18

c)

1/216

d)

1/600

5.

Which one of the following is the correct factorization of the expression

3x + xy – xz?

a)

3x ( 3 + yz )

b)

x ( 3 + y-z )

c)

x ( 3y—z)

d)

yz(3-x3)

6.

 Solve the equation 4y - 8 = 3y - 4

a)

Y = 2

b)

Y = 3

c)

Y = 4

d)

Y = 5

7.

Which of the following gives the correct value for A in the formula

A = h (a + b), where h= 8, a = 6 and b = 10

a)

16

b)

32

c)

64

d)

128

8.

Referring to triangle ABC shown in the diagram, sin A is given by

a)

a/b

b)

a/c

c)

c/b

d)

c/a

9.

. Referring to triangle ABC, when sin A = 3/5 the length of AB is ………..

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

2

10.

Equal volumes of two dissimilar metals A and B have relative densities of 8.0 and 3.2 respectively.

When the mass of A is 7455 kg the mass of B is ……………..

a)

2900 Kg

b)

2682 Kg

c)

2982 Kg

d)

2682 Kg

11.

What is the density of a material of volume of 26 m3 and mass of 700kg?

a)

22.92 Kg/m3

b)

20.92 Kg/m3

c)

29.92 Kg/m3

d)

26.92 Kg/m3

12.

The diagram is a simply supported beam loaded as shown. The reactions Ra and Rb at the supports are …………………….

a)

Ra = 60 N, Rb = 40 N

b)

Ra = 40 N, Rb = 60 N

c)

Ra = 50 N, Rb = 60 N

d)

Ra = 40 N, Rb = 50 N

13.

Equal volumes of oil and water have masses of  720 kg and 800 kg respectively. The relative density of oil is …………………….

a)

1.0

b)

0.9

c)

0.7

d)

0.8

14.

A mass of 40 kg rest on a horizontal plane and the least horizontal force required moving it is 90 N. What is the coefficient of friction? Take acceleration due to gravity as 9.81 m/s2 …………………….

a)

0.229

b)

0.329

c)

0.289

d)

0.429

15.

What is the coefficient of linear expansion for a steel pipe that increases in length from 6000 mm to 6027 mm when the temperature changes in the pipe from 12°C to 312°C?

a)

5x10-6/°C

b)

10x10-6/°C

c)

15x10-6/°C

d)

20x10-6/°C

16.

A mass of 90 kg rests on a horizontal plane and the least horizontal force required moving it is 400 N. What is the coefficient of friction? Take acceleration due to gravity as 9.81 m/s -2

a)

0.15

b)

0.25

c)

0.30

d)

0.45

17.

 A force of 10 kN is required to raise a load vertically to a height of 8m. What is the work done in raising the load?

a)

800 J

b)

80000 J

c)

8000J

d)

80 J

18.

A force of 20 kN is required to raise a load vertically to a height of 800 mm. What is the work done in raising the load?

a)

16 kJ

b)

18 kJ

c)

19 kJ

d)

20 kJ

19.

What is the amount of heat required to raise 12 kg of steel from 30°K to 730°K? Take the specific heat capacity of steel as 480 J/kg°K.

a)

1.032 MJ

b)

2.032 MJ

c)

3.032 MJ

d)

4.032 MJ

20.

What is the amount of heat required to raise 5 kg of water from 20°K to 100°K? Take the specific heat capacity of water as 4200 J/kg°K.

a)

0.68 MJ

b)

1.08 MJ

c)

1.68 MJ

d)

1.98 MJ

21.

Which one of the following represents the law of straight line graphs?

a)

Y = mx - c

b)

Y = x + c

c)

X= my - c

d)

Y = mx+c

22.

The straight line graph shown uses the formula y= mx + c.

What is the value of c?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

23.

 Given ohms law V=IR, what is the current (1) in

a circuit when the voltage (V) = 12 and the Resistance (R) = 500?

a)

24 A

b)

24 kA

c)

24 MA

d)

24 mA

24.

What is the power being used by an electrical motor when the current = 63 A and the voltage = 415 V?

a)

26.145 m W

b)

26.145 W

c)

26.145 K W

d)

26.145 MW

25.

A 14 mm diameter drill is cutting 15 meters/min. calculate using the formula correct of the drill in rev/min, take Ԓ as 22/7. 

a)

141

b)

241

c)

341

d)

441

26.

Referring to the diagram shown, what is the torque on the nut when F=400 N and L=170 mm?

a)

48 Nm

b)

58 Nm

c)

60 Nm

d)

68 Nm

27.

A quality product will ……………….

a)

be expensive

b)

have a record of continuous testing

c)

have a good design record

d)

Meet customer expectations

28.

Inspection is ……………..

a)

looking carefully at a product

b)

taking a sample from every batch

c)

Carrying out spot checks

d)

testing to ensure conformation

29.

Before a supplier’s good can be accepted.

a)

delivery schedule must be approved

b)

a production control system must be in place

c)

an inspection approval document must be completed

d)

an advice note must be forwarded to the dispatch center

30.

Calibration Of test and measuring equipment is necessary in order to …..

a)

maintain the quality of components

b)

ensure that it is stored correctly

c)

identify all items of equipment used

d)

maintain accurate stores records

31.

 Who will decide if a component should be scrapped?

a)

Operator

b)

Line manager

c)

Technician

d)

General manager

32.

A BSEN standard which guarantees fitness for purpose is written so that it

a)

fulfils the requirements of a code of practice

b)

is covered by government legislations

c)

is only open to one interpretation

d)

can be easily modified

33.

A company's documented records provide evidence that work is carried out …

a)

using every available process

b)

in accordance with documented procedures

c)

using a highly skilled workforce

d)

to fulfill requirements of international legislation

34.

After failing an intermediate inspection check, a product is transferred to ……

a)

general store

b)

an area for re-working

c)

another department

d)

goods outwards store

35.

Quality records provide ……..

a)

productivity data

b)

product traceability information

c)

information on production costs

d)

management with performance data

36.

Quality control ensures a product is …………

a)

To specification

b)

Cost effective

c)

High quality

d)

Guaranteed

37.

Which one of the following is the main purpose of inspection records?

a)

To determine cost

b)

To increase productivity

c)

To correct defective items

d)

To show conformance to specification

38.

Which of the following must be present before finished goods are accepted into stock?

a)

Production control system

b)

An inspection approval document

c)

Goods inward records

d)

The advice note

39.

When a process complies with the relevant BS EN or ISO standard it ensures that ____.

a)

It will be very efficient

b)

It is consistent with other compliant processes

c)

It will be safe for operations to undertake

d)

All the staff involved are highly trained

40.

When components contain a number of significant variations from the required standard they are normally _______________

a)

Sold at a lower price

b)

Rectified and put into store

c)

Sent back through the production line

d)

Scrapped or re-cycled where possible

41.

Why do components identified for scrap need to be documented?

a)

So that rework costs can be calculated

b)

So that the responsible operator is identified

c)

So that operator training needs are identified

d)

So that quality control procedures are followed

42.

Why is it necessary to inform the relevant persons of variation from a specified standard?

a)

To change quality assurance records

b)

To find an effective solution

c)

To maintain management targets

d)

To hold the people responsible to account

43.

What do quality records provide?

a)

Productivity data

b)

Product traceability information

c)

Information on production costs

d)

Management with performance data

44.

In order to comply with the quality documentation requirements of ISO 9001, a company must have a ____________

a)

Professional development log

b)

Method statement

c)

Customer satisfaction list

d)

Quality manual

45.

What is the main purpose of test inspection reports being recorded and collated?

a)

Paperwork can be kept for five years

b)

Results can be analyzed

c)

The production department can keep records

d)

The company complies with the law

46.

Which one of the following manuals outlines a company’s procedure for document approval, use and authorization?

a)

Service

b)

Production

c)

Safety

d)

Quality

47.

Which one of the following decreases when there is a reduction in the number of defective products from 1 unit per 500 to 1 unit per 1000?

a)

Productivity

b)

Efficiency

c)

Material costs

d)

Quality

48.

Why must materials comply with relevant BS EN standard?

a)

To ensure they are suitable for the task

b)

To be used without an inward inspection

c)

To produce higher quality products

d)

To ensure they meet an agreed specification

49.

“In process inspection” is important as it _________.

a)

ensure product is aesthetic (beautiful)

b)

reduces the cost of unit production

c)

monitor specification during production

d)

enables correct process to be used for production

50.

Why is ‘in process’ inspection essential in manufacturing?

a)

To ensure the product looks attractive

b)

To reduce the cost of production

c)

To monitor all production parameters

d)

To guarantee no process down-time

51.

Why is ‘in process’ inspection important?

a)

It ensures product is aesthetic

b)

It reduces the cost of unit production

c)

It monitors specifications during production

d)

It enables correct process to be used for production

52.

Which one of the following best describes a quality product?

a)

It exceeds the expectations of all users

b)

It outperforms other similar products

c)

It is suitable for its intended purpose

d)

It is suitable for a variety of different tasks

53.

 Which one of the following documents indicates that rework must be carried out?

a)

An inspection plan

b)

A quality improvement plan

c)

An operation plan

d)

A corrective action plan

54.

Which one of the following is not covered by ISO 9001?

a)

Quality management system

b)

Measurement analysis and improvement

c)

Product sales and marketing

d)

Resource management

55.

A one-off stainless steel turbine rotor blade has been machined 0.01 mm oversize from tolerance. What is the appropriate course of action?

a)

Scrap component

b)

Re-machine final cut to within tolerance

c)

Leave oversize

d)

Put component to one side until later

56.

What will informing the person responsible when there is variation from the stated standard ensure?

a)

It is beyond the operator’s responsibility to fix or monitor

b)

The variation will not cause excessive costs

c)

The variation can be recorded and fixed appropriately 

d)

Operators responsible for the variation can be identified

57.

Which one of the following quality documents records the level of defects in a product?

a)

Fit for purpose notice

b)

Cost analysis report

c)

Inspection report

d)

Exclusion notice

58.

When checking a steel shaft it is found to be over length. Which one of the following must be carried out by the lathe operator?

a)

Complete a non-conformance report

b)

Tell the workshop foreman

c)

Pass it on for inspection

d)

Machine shaft to required length

59.

Why must calibration of measuring instruments be undertaken?

a)

To guarantee all component parts are within tolerance

b)

To ensure components are all the same size

c)

To ensure readings are within a given standard

d)

To check for variation of readings

60.

A BS EN standard should be used _________

a)

To provide general data for training manual

b)

As a reference for specific technical information

c)

To provide general guidelines for manufacture

d)

To provide quality control data

61.

A flat mild steel plate 200 x 200 x 10 mm which is to be used as a spacer has been guillotine cut 10 mm undersize at 190 x 190 mm. What must be done?

a)

Cut and supply two additional 10 mm strips

b)

Leave undersize and ask for a concession

c)

Reject and replace with a new plate

d)

Weld 10 mm back onto each side

62.

Rolled steel sections such as flat strip, channel and angle often have dimensional variations. Why is it important to check the fabrication?

a)

To ensure that the material is strong and will not fail in service

b)

To make allowances to ensure finished goods are within tolerance

c)

So that all weld preparation and distortion can be controlled

d)

So that all quality checks are audited and fabrication takes place