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Jigs and fixtures - finals

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary function of a jig?

a)

To guide the cutting tool

b)

To hold, support, and locate the work piece

c)

To provide a reference surface

d)

To securely clamp the work piece

2.

Which type of device does not guide the cutting tool but provides a reference to the surface or device?

a)

Fixture

b)

Chuck

c)

Jig

d)

Vise

3.

What is the main difference between jigs and fixtures?

a)

Jigs are clamped to the machine table

b)

Jigs are lighter in weight than fixtures

c)

Fixtures do not guide the cutting tool

d)

Fixtures are used for multiple operations

4.

What is the advantage of using jigs and fixtures in production?

a)

Reduced interchangeability

b)

Increased labor cost

c)

Increased skill requirement

d)

Higher production and cost reduction

5.

What is the fundamental principle of jigs and fixtures design related to locating points?

a)

Providing feet for the jig

b)

Minimizing the weight of the fixture

c)

Reducing idle time

d)

Ensuring accuracy in work piece positioning

6.

What material is generally used for making jigs and fixtures to resist wear and damage?

a)

Hardened steel

b)

Copper

c)

Aluminum

d)

Brass

7.

What essential feature of jigs and fixtures helps in reducing idle time during the machining process?

a)

Clamping device

b)

Cleanliness of the process

c)

Weight of the fixture

d)

Providing feet for the jig

8.

What is the purpose of providing gauge blocks in fixtures?

a)

To ensure interchangeability

b)

To provide a reference surface

c)

To guide the cutting tool

d)

To reduce idle time

9.

Which of the following is not correct about fixture?

a)

It is used to hold the work

b)

It is used to position the work

c)

It is used to guide the cutting tool

d)

It assures high accuracy of parts

10.

The use of jigs and fixtures

a)

Facilitates deployment of less skilled labor for production

b)

Eliminates pre-machining operations like marking, measuring, laying out etc.

c)

reduced manual handling operations

d)

All of the above

11.

With the use of Jigs and fixture total cost of production

a)

Increases

b)

Decreases

c)

Remains same

d)

Jigs are not used in any production process

12.

With the use of Jigs and fixture rate of production will

a)

Increase

b)

Decrease

c)

Remains same

d)

Jigs are not used in any production process

13.

Jigs and fixture increases the accuracy of the parts

a)

True

b)

False

14.

Jigs And fixture are used to provide interchangeability.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

Which fixtures are used for machining parts which must have machined details evenly spaced?

a)

Profile fixtures

b)

Duplex fixtures

c)

Indexing fixtures

d)

None of the above

16.

The following is(are) the function(s) of a jig

a)

Holding

b)

Locating

c)

Guiding

d)

All of the above

17.

Jigs and Fixtures are used for

a)

Mass production

b)

Identical parts production

c)

Both ‘A’ and ‘B’

d)

None of the above

18.

The use of jigs and fixtures

a)

Facilitates deployment of less skilled labour for production

b)

Eliminates pre-machining operations like marking, measuring, laying out etc.

c)

reduced manual handling operations

d)

All of the above

19.

The following type of jig is used for machining in more than one plane

a)

Template jig

b)

Plate type jig

c)

Open type jig

d)

Box type jig

20.

The following type of jig suits best for drilling of holes in hollow cylindrical components, with relatively smaller outside and inside diameters, such as bushes

a)

Solid type jig

b)

Box type jig

c)

Open type jig

d)

Pot type jig

21.

This type of jig is employed on multi-spindle machines

a)

Index jig

b)

Universal jig

c)

Multi-station jig

d)

Open type jig

22.

Select the definition of Jig

a)

A device that holds the work and locates the path of the tool.

b)

A device that holds the work and clamp on the table

c)

A device that holds the operator and locates the workpieces

d)

A device that holds the work table and locates the operator

23.

What are the safety precautions to be taken when using jigs and fixtures?

a)

Wearing appropriate personal protective equipment, ensuring the work area is well-lit and organized, following proper usage instructions, and regularly inspecting and maintaining the equipment.

b)

Working in a dimly lit and cluttered area

c)

Ignoring the maintenance schedule

d)

Using the equipment without any training

24.

Why is it important to wear safety goggles when using jigs and fixtures?

a)

To protect the eyes from potential hazards

b)

To make the jigs and fixtures look cooler

c)

To improve posture while using jigs and fixtures

d)

To keep hair out of the face while using jigs and fixtures

25.

What should you do if you notice any damaged parts in a jig or fixture?

a)

Ignore the damage and keep working

b)

Try to fix it yourself without reporting the issue

c)

Stop using it and report the issue for repair or replacement

d)

Continue using it and hope for the best

26.

Why is it important to keep the work area clean when using jigs and fixtures?

a)

To ensure accuracy and precision in the use of jigs and fixtures, and to reduce the risk of errors or accidents.

b)

To increase the risk of errors and accidents

c)

To save time and effort in cleaning up

d)

To make the work area look more aesthetically pleasing

27.

What are some common hazards associated with using jigs and fixtures?

a)

Smooth surfaces, flexible materials, and high temperatures

b)

Slippery surfaces, soft materials, and low temperatures

c)

Loose fittings, rounded edges, and material absorption

d)

Pinch points, sharp edges, and material kickback

28.

How should you handle sharp tools when using jigs and fixtures?

a)

Leave them lying around on the workbench

b)

Throw them around carelessly

c)

Use them without any safety gear

d)

Handle them with caution and always wear appropriate safety gear.

29.

Why is it important to follow the manufacturer's instructions when using jigs and fixtures?

a)

To save time and effort by not reading the instructions

b)

To test the durability of the jigs and fixtures

c)

Because it's fun to ignore instructions

d)

To ensure safety, proper usage, and to avoid damage to the jigs and fixtures.

30.

What are some potential risks of not following safety precautions when using jigs and fixtures?

a)

Accidents, injuries, and damage to the equipment or workpiece

b)

Enhanced safety, reduced risk, and compliance with regulations

c)

Improved quality, precision, and accuracy

d)

Increased productivity, efficiency, and cost savings

31.

What should you do if you are unsure about how to use a particular jig or fixture?

a)

Guess and try to figure it out on your own

b)

Ask for help from a supervisor or a more experienced colleague.

c)

Search for instructions online and follow them

d)

Ignore the jig or fixture and proceed without using it

32.

How can regular maintenance of jigs and fixtures contribute to safety in the workshop?

a)

By painting them with bright colors to make them more visible

b)

By ensuring that they are in good working condition, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries in the workshop.

c)

By leaving them in disrepair to encourage caution among the workshop staff

d)

By using them to store hazardous materials in the workshop

33.
For inspection and assembly ----------- can also be used.
a)
Fixture
b)
jig
c)
Vice
d)
None
34.
_______ is the best shape for location
a)
Square
b)
Renctangular
c)
Cylindrical
d)
Hollow
35.
3-2-1 method of location can arrest ------------ degrees of freedom
a)
6
b)
4
c)
9
d)
7
36.

Which of the following machine is useful for machining surfaces if size of the job is large

a)

Slotting machine

b)

Shaping machine

c)

Planning machine

d)

None of the above

37.

The surface of the single point cutting tool on which the chips formed slide is called as

a)

Shank

b)

Face

c)

Heel

d)

Flank

38.

In shaper, the job is kept_____

a)

Reciprocating

b)

Stationary

c)

Rotating

d)

None of the options

39.

The following machining operation can be used only with very large-volume manufacture because of the high cost of the tooling used

a)

Drilling

b)

Shaping

c)

Turning

d)

Broaching

40.

In which of the following machines does the work-piece reciprocate while the cutting tool remains stationary during cutting?

a)

Milling machine

b)

Lathe

c)

Shaper

d)

Planer

41.

Internal keyway in gears can be cut by using __________

a)

Slotting machine

b)

Shaping machine

c)

Planning machine

d)

None of the options

42.

The operation to be used for obtaining smooth and close tolerance hole is

a)

Countersinking

b)

Reaming

c)

Boring

d)

Drilling

43.

Which of the following is not tool holding device?

a)

Faceplate

b)

Spindle

c)

Drill Chuck

d)

Tool Post

44.

A machine vise is commonly used for:

a)

Measuring workpieces

b)

Holding workpieces securely in milling and shaping operations

c)

Cutting metal

d)

Grinding surfaces

45.

A tool that functions to mark lines on a workpiece before machining?

a)

Chisel

b)

Marker

c)

Scriber

d)

Reamer

46.

What is the purpose of a divider tool?

a)

To divide workpieces into sections

b)

To measure distances and transfer measurements

c)

To cut straight lines

d)

To drill holes

47.

What is the primary purpose of safety protocols in a machine shop?

a)

To increase production speed

b)

To reduce the need for training

c)

To prevent accidents and injuries

d)

To eliminate the use of protective equipment

48.

It is a flat and plane surface used as a horizontal reference space for dimensional measurement.

a)

Surface Plates

b)

Bench vise

c)

Center Punch

d)

Chuck

49.

What tool is for machining the surface of a workpiece or the inner surface of a hole in the broaching machine?

a)

Broaching Machine

b)

Broach

c)

Drilling Machine

d)

Drill

50.

What is the purpose of a center punch?

a)

To tighten screws

b)

To mark the center of a hole before drilling

c)

To measure angles

d)

To cut threads