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AMT UNIT 2 ONLINE QUIZ

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Cladding is best described as:

a)

Chemical diffusion of atoms into surface

b)

Bonding of dissimilar metals for corrosion resistance and strength

c)

Spraying of molten powder

d)

Electrochemical deposition

2.

Honing uses which type of tool?

a)

Abrasive sticks mounted on mandrel

b)

Polishing cloth

c)

Grinding wheel

d)

Single point tool

3.

Why is hot machining used for hard-to-machine alloys?

a)

It reduces cutting forces and tool wear

b)

It increases tool hardness

c)

It makes the workpiece softer permanently

d)

It increases thermal conductivity of the tool

4.

Why is electroplating widely used for decorative coatings?

a)

Provides bright finish and corrosion resistance

b)

Increases hardness only

c)

Reduces thermal expansion

d)

Makes component non-magnetic

5.

Burnishing improves surface finish by:

a)

Material removal

b)

Chemical reaction

c)

Melting and solidification

d)

Plastic deformation

6.

Galvanizing deposits a layer of:

a)

Copper

b)

Zinc

c)

Nickel

d)

Tin

7.

Which machining process is used for achieving tolerances in micron or sub-micron range?

a)

Conventional turning

b)

Ultra-precision machining

c)

Broaching

d)

Shaping

8.

Why is honing often used in engine cylinders?

a)

To reduce thermal expansion

b)

To produce cross-hatch pattern for oil retention

c)

To improve electrical properties

d)

To reduce hardness

9.

Micro and nano machining processes are widely used in:

a)

Shipbuilding

b)

Aerospace component repair

c)

MEMS and semiconductor industries

d)

Agricultural tools

10.

Main advantage of burnishing over grinding is:

a)

High material removal rate

b)

Ability to cut hard metals

c)

Lower thermal conductivity required

d)

No material removal, only surface hardening and smoothening

11.

Physical vapour deposition (PVD) includes:

a)

Carburizing

b)

Nitriding

c)

Sputtering and evaporation

d)

Hot dipping

12.

Buffing is done using:

a)

Soft wheel with fine abrasive paste

b)

Abrasive particles bonded in wheel

c)

Jet of water

d)

Steel shot

13.

Shot peening is mainly done to:

a)

Improve ductility

b)

Induce compressive stresses for fatigue strength improvement

c)

Reduce corrosion resistance

d)

Remove material

14.

High-speed machining mainly uses:

a)

High cutting speed and low feed

b)

Low cutting speed and high feed

c)

High depth of cut

d)

Slow cutting with lubrication

15.

Lapping is carried out using:

a)

A cutting tool

b)

Abrasive slurry and lap plate

c)

Electrode discharge

d)

Buffing wheel

16.

Powder coating is a process in which:

a)

Fine dry powders are electrostatically sprayed and baked

b)

Powder is mixed into molten metal

c)

Metal surface is polished by powder abrasives

17.

In hot machining, the cutting tool is:

a)

Heated before machining

b)

Cooled using liquid nitrogen

c)

Applied to a preheated workpiece

d)

Rotated at high frequency

18.

Which of the following is a hot-dip process?

a)

Galvanizing

b)

Electroplating

c)

Anodizing

d)

Spray coating

19.

Vapour deposition process in which chemical reaction occurs is:

a)

CVD

b)

PVD

c)

Electroplating

d)

Cladding

20.

What is the difference between polishing and buffing?

a)

Polishing is rougher, buffing is finer finishing

b)

Buffing removes material, polishing does not

c)

Polishing is chemical, buffing is mechanical

d)

Both are identical processes