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Manufacturing machine Quiz

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 3mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the main meaning of manufacturing?

a)

The process of testing the quality of finished products

b)

The process of converting raw materials or scrap into useful products by adding value

c)

The process of packing and delivering products to customers

d)

The process of storing raw materials in the warehouse

2.

Which of the following is NOT a primary manufacturing process?

a)

Casting

b)

Forging

c)

Welding

d)

Machining

3.

Which statement is TRUE about primary manufacturing processes?

a)

They produce very fine surface finish

b)

They achieve very close dimensional tolerance

c)

They provide the basic shape and size to the product

d)

They always produce attractive appearance

4.

What is the main function of a lathe machine?

a)

To drill internal holes only

b)

To cut a workpiece by turning process

c)

To grind flat surfaces only

d)

To bend metal sheets

5.

What is the main purpose of using cutting fluids in turning operations?

a)

To increase the weight of the workpiece

b)

To change the colour of the surface

c)

To cool, lubricate, and improve tool life and surface finish

d)

To stop the workpiece from rotating

6.

Which force in turning acts downward on the tool tip?

a)

Radial force

b)

Thrust force

c)

Cutting force

d)

Friction force

7.

What is milling?

a)

A process of producing only cylindrical shapes using a single-point tool

b)

A process of producing flat and complex shapes using a multi-tooth cutting tool

c)

A process of drilling holes using a rotating drill bit

d)

A process of cutting threads on a workpiece

8.

In peripheral milling, how is the cutter positioned relative to the workpiece surface?

a)

Perpendicular to the workpiece surface

b)

At 45° to the workpiece surface

c)

Parallel to the workpiece surface

d)

At 60° to the workpiece surface

9.

In face milling, the axis of the cutter rotation is:

a)

Parallel to the workpiece surface

b)

Perpendicular to the workpiece surface

c)

Tangent to the workpiece surface

d)

At a fixed 30° angle to the workpiece surface

10.

Why is 3D printing called an additive manufacturing process?

a)

It removes material from a solid block

b)

It uses only liquid materials

c)

It stacks and fuses layers of material to build a part

d)

It requires a mold to form the product

11.

Which of the following is a correct statement about 3D printing materials?

a)

Only metals can be used in 3D printing

b)

Plastics are widely used and can come in filament, resin, granule, or powder form

c)

All 3D printing plastics are toxic and unsuitable for home use

d)

3D printing materials must always be in liquid form

12.

Which 3D printing material is made from biological sources such as cornstarch or sugarcane?

a)

ABS

b)

PLA

c)

PVA

d)

HDPE

13.

What is the main advantage of using CNC machines in manufacturing?

a)

They require no programming

b)

They increase human involvement in every step

c)

They provide higher efficiency, accuracy and consistency than manual processes

d)

They can only make simple 2D parts

14.

Which statement best describes G-code in CNC machining?

a)

It controls the use of coolant and tool changes

b)

It is used only to start and stop the machine

c)

It is the geometric code that tells the machine how to move

d)

It is only used for drilling operations

15.

In CNC turning, how is material removed from the workpiece?

a)

The tool rotates while the workpiece is stationary

b)

The cutting tool moves randomly over the surface

c)

A single-point cutting tool moves linearly along a rotating workpiece

d)

The workpiece is heated until it melts away

16.

What is casting in manufacturing?

a)

A process of cutting metal blocks into smaller pieces

b)

A process where liquefied material is poured into a mold and allowed to harden

c)

A process of joining metals by welding

d)

A process of machining solid metal into shape

17.

Why is casting widely used in manufacturing?

a)

It can only produce simple shapes

b)

It is only suitable for plastic parts

c)

It can produce complex solid and hollow shapes that are difficult to make by other processes

d)

It does not require any mold

18.

Investment casting is also known as:

a)

Pressure casting

b)

Lost wax casting

c)

Sand mold casting

d)

Permanent mold casting