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Lathes Module 1 - Vocab Check

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A datum is .....

a)
a collection of data points
b)

a type of software used to forecast measurements.

c)
a method of analysis
d)

a single point or surface for taking measurements and readings

2.

A parting tool is used for ....

a)
cutting off material from a workpiece
b)

Boring the material out internally.

c)
smoothing surfaces of metal
d)
drilling holes in materials
3.

A facing tool is ......

a)
A cutting tool used to create flat surfaces on a workpiece.
b)
A machine for drilling holes.
c)
A device for measuring angles.
d)
A tool used for polishing surfaces.
4.

Knurling is the process of ....

a)
the process of creating a textured pattern on a surface to enhance grip.
b)
the process of polishing a surface to a mirror finish.
c)
the process of cutting threads into a material.
d)
the process of applying a coating to prevent rust.
5.

A chamfer is .....

a)
A decorative pattern etched into the surface.
b)
A straight edge cut perpendicular to surfaces.
c)
A beveled edge cut at an angle to adjacent surfaces.
d)
A rounded edge for aesthetic purposes.
6.

A caliper is used for ....

a)
painting objects
b)
polishing surfaces
c)
cutting materials
d)
measuring dimensions of objects
7.

Creating a Radius on a lathe is .....

a)
A radius is the distance around a circle.
b)

Creating a convex or concave radius profile on the workpiece.

c)

Creating two chamfers that meet.

d)

A radius is a measuring tool used for marking angled lines.

8.

Using a lathe to create a Taper is .....

a)

Using a lathe to create a taper is a method for drilling holes that go through the full depth of the workpiece.

b)
Using a lathe to create a taper involves cutting straight edges.
c)

Using a lathe to create a taper is a technique for polishing surfaces so they are incredibly smooth.

d)

Using a lathe to create a taper is a process of machining a conical (cone) shape on a workpiece by gradually reducing the diameter.

9.

Parallel is ....

a)

Edges that are perpendicular and intersect at a right angle.

b)
Curved lines that bend away from each other.
c)
Lines that are equidistant but meet at a point.
d)

Edges or surfaces that are equidistant (equally apart) and never intersect.

10.

A tap is ....

a)
A tool for creating internal threads in a hole.
b)
A type of valve used in plumbing.
c)
A device for measuring fluid pressure.
d)
A tool for cutting metal sheets.
11.

A die in the lathe shop is used for ....

a)
a type of software used in design
b)
a measurement tool for engineers
c)
a type of electronic component
d)

a tool used to create external threads.

12.

Swarf is ...

a)
Swarf is a type of metal alloy.
b)
Swarf is a cleaning agent used in workshops.
c)
Swarf is the debris produced from machining processes.
d)
Swarf is a measurement of machining speed.
13.

The chuck is .....

a)
a type of fastener used in woodworking
b)
a device used to hold a tool or workpiece in a machine
c)
a tool for measuring distances
d)

a device used to measure vibration.

14.

A rotating center is ....

a)

a fixed point to secure the workpiece.

b)

the center of mass of an object when rotating

c)
a point where forces are balanced
d)

a point, which rotates, to secure a workpiece with a large stick out.

15.

Symmetrical means ...

a)

having corresponding parts or features on opposite sides.

b)
having identical parts on all sides
c)
lacking any form of balance
d)
having uneven proportions