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Advanced Manufacturing II Final 21-40

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which G-code is used to set the work coordinate system on a Haas lathe?

a)

G54

b)

G28

c)

M03

d)

G01

2.

What does the M06 code do on a Haas lathe?

a)

Turns on coolant

b)

Changes the tool

c)

Starts the spindle

d)

Stops the spindle

3.

Which of the following is a basic lathe operation?

a)

Turning

b)

Milling

c)

Drilling

d)

Grinding

4.

What is the primary function of the Emergency Stop button on a Haas lathe?

a)

To pause the program

b)

To immediately stop all machine movement and spindle rotation

c)

To change the tool

d)

To reset alarms

5.

Which code is used to turn on the machine’s flood coolant?

a)

M08

b)

M05

c)

G00

d)

G28

6.

If you want to perform a facing operation, which axis will the tool primarily move along?

a)

X-axis

b)

Y-axis

c)

Z-axis

d)

A-axis

7.

A program contains the line: T0202. What does the second "02" represent?

a)

Tool number

b)

Tool offset number

c)

Spindle speed

d)

Feed rate

8.

Why should you never wear gloves while operating a CNC lathe?

a)

Gloves can get caught in rotating parts

b)

Gloves protect your hands from coolant

c)

Gloves keep your hands warm

d)

Gloves improve grip on controls

9.

If the machine displays an overtravel alarm, what is the most appropriate first action?

a)

Press the Emergency Stop button

b)

Try to move the axes further

c)

Ignore the alarm

d)

Turn off the coolant

10.

A student is asked to optimize a turning operation for both speed and safety. What should they consider when selecting spindle speed and feed rate?

a)

Only the material type

b)

Tool material, workpiece material, machine limits, and safety protocols

c)

The color of the chips

d)

The size of the control panel

11.

You are programming a part that requires a thread cutting operation. Which G-code would you use for threading on a Haas lathe?

a)

G76

b)

G01

c)

G28

d)

M08

12.

What is the main reason for using a tailstock during certain lathe operations?

a)

To support long workpieces and prevent deflection

b)

To increase spindle speed

c)

To change the tool

d)

To turn on coolant

13.

Which code is used to turn off the flood coolant on a Haas lathe?

a)

M09

b)

M08

c)

G00

d)

G28

14.

What is the function of the Single Block mode on a Haas lathe?

a)

Runs the program one block at a time for troubleshooting

b)

Increases spindle speed

c)

Turns on coolant

d)

Changes the tool

15.

Which of the following is a potential hazard when using compressed air to clean a lathe?

a)

Flying chips and debris

b)

Increased spindle speed

c)

Tool breakage

d)

Coolant overflow

16.

A student is setting up a part and needs to ensure the X-axis zero is set correctly. What should they do?

a)

Touch off the tool on the part’s diameter and set the X-axis work offset

b)

Set the Z-axis only

c)

Ignore the X-axis

d)

Use the previous part’s offset

17.

Why is it important to keep the lathe’s guarding in place during operation?

a)

To prevent chips and coolant from escaping and protect the operator

b)

To increase spindle speed

c)

To improve tool life

d)

To reduce noise

18.

A program is producing a tapered part, but the taper is incorrect. What should the operator check first?

a)

Tool offset values and program code for correct X and Z movements

b)

Coolant level

c)

Spindle speed

d)

Machine color

19.

You are asked to improve the surface finish of a turned part. What changes might you make to the program or setup?

a)

Reduce feed rate, increase spindle speed, and use a sharper tool

b)

Increase feed rate and use a dull tool

c)

Turn off coolant

d)

Use a larger tool nose radius only

20.

A student is troubleshooting a program that stops unexpectedly after a tool change. What should they check to resolve the issue?

a)

Ensure the correct tool offset is called and the tool is properly loaded

b)

Increase spindle speed

c)

Turn off the coolant

d)

Ignore the problem