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Christmas Welding Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which welding process would be MOST appropriate for making a steel Christmas decoration in the shop?

a)

SMAW (Stick Welding)

b)

GMAW (MIG Welding)

c)

GTAW (TIG Welding)

d)

Oxy-acetylene cutting

2.

Why is wearing proper PPE especially important during the winter months in the welding shop?

a)

Cold air makes welding arcs brighter

b)

Loose sleeves and layers can catch sparks or hot slag, creating a fire hazard.

c)

Welding machines work faster in cold weather

d)

Helmets are heavier in winter

3.

A weld bead shaped like a candy cane is MOST likely caused by:

a)

Too much shielding gas

b)

A very dirty welding lens on your helmet.

c)

Poor travel angle or inconsistent motion

d)

Using a low-hydrogen electrode

4.

Which SMAW electrode is often called a “low-hydrogen” electrode?

a)

E6010

b)

E6013

c)

E7018

d)

E7024

5.

If you were welding a Christmas tree stand and needed good penetration, which current setting would generally help?

a)

Lower amperage

b)

No amperage

c)

Higher amperage

d)

AC only

6.

Why should flammable materials (like wrapping paper or cardboard) be kept OUT of the welding area?

a)

They make the shop messy

b)

They reduce weld quality

c)

They can easily catch fire from sparks

d)

They block ventilation

7.

Which welding defect sounds MOST like a holiday problem?

a)

Porosity

b)

Undercut

c)

Cold lap

d)

Slag inclusion

8.

What does “duty cycle” tell you about a welding machine?

a)

How loud the machine is

b)

How long the machine can weld before overheating

c)

How fast wire feeds

d)

How much slag is produced

9.

Which position would be EASIEST for a student to weld a flat metal snowflake?

a)

Overhead

b)

Vertical

c)

Horizontal

d)

Flat

10.

Before the holiday break, which item should be stored properly to prevent moisture problems when classes resume?

a)

Welding helmets

b)

Steel coupons

c)

SMAW electrodes

d)

Chipping hammers