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123 Duaso Set 3

The document contains a series of multiple-choice questions from various Mechanical Engineering Board exams, covering topics such as cutting tools, machining processes, and measurement techniques. It includes questions about mandrels, lathe machines, cutting speeds, and tool geometry. The content is structured in a quiz format, aimed at assessing knowledge in mechanical engineering principles and practices.

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1. ME Board April 1998 D.

100/110
Which of the following is not a kind of mandrel?
A. Expanded
B. Extended 10. ME Board April 1998
C. Contraction For ordinary tuming drilling and milling on low strength steel the
D. Taper cutting fluid applied have soluble oil with consistency of 1 part oil
to parts water.
2. ME Board April 1998 A. 10 to 30
A cutting tool angle between the side cutting edge and the plane B. 10
perpendicular to direction of feed travel is angle. C. 5 to 10
A. Side relief D. 10 to 20
B. Side cutting edge
C. Lead
D. Side rake 11. ME Board April 1993
Which of the following is not part of a lathe machine?
3. ME Board April 1998 A. Fan
A section in a machine stop operation is called B. Carriage
A. Core making C. Headstock
B. Machining D. Tail stock
C. Fitting 12. ME Board April 1993
D. Pattern One important skill that operates of machine tools must
have an understanding of measurements, which demands
4. ME Board April 1998 A. Speed
The tool bit made of tool blank consists of face, nose, shank and B. Precision
. C. Sociability
A. Cutting edges D. Neatness
B. None of these 13. ME Board April 1993
C. Round nose Which tools does not belong to the group?
D. Nose A. Vice grip
B. Feeler gage
5. ME Board April 1998 C. Torque wrench
The cutting tool used the shaper are similar to turning tools of D. Adjustable wrench
machine 14. ME Board April 1993
A. planer A machinery operation whereby the tools rotates while the
B. broaching feed is stationary.
C. boring A. Shaping
D. lathe B. Milling
C. Turning
6. ME Board April 1998 D. Reaming
The blades for hacksaw have a number of teeth range of 15. ME Board April 1993, ME Board October 1990
A. 15 – 38 teeth Which of the following is not part of the headstock?
B. 14 – 32 teeth A. Anvil
C. 12 – 30 teeth B. Spindle
D. 12 – 32 teeth C. Motor
D. Back pressure
7. ME Board April 1998 16. ME Board April 1992
no part of the headstock A machining operation whereby the tool reciprocates and
A. Back gear the feed is stationary
B. Spindle A. Planning
C. Anvil B. Shaping
D. Motor C. Turning
D. Reaming
8. ME Board April 1998
is a lathe carriage part that bridge across the bed to
carry the cross slide and tool rest.
A. Automatic feed 17. ME Board October 1992
B. Apron Is the kind of center, which is being attached and
C. Compound rest mashed to the tailstock spindle, which is also static while the
D. Saddle work, is rotating
A. Dead center
9. ME Board April 1998 B. Live center
What is the recommended cutting speed range for bronze in fpm? C. Focal center
A. 60/70 D. Work center
B. 200/250 18. ME Board April 1990
C. 80/60
A machine used in shaping metal means of an abrasive B. Easy lifting of the casting
wheel or the removal of metals with an abrasive is called C. Facilitating withdrawal of the pattern from the mould
A. Planer machine D. Providing for shrinkage of the casting
B. Power saw
C. Shaper machine 28. Mandrel are used to hold
D. Grinding machine A. Cutting tools
B. Drill bits
19. ME Board October 1990 C. Face plate
A machine tool in which an abrasive wheel is used to cutting D. Hollow work pieces
tool to obtain a very smooth finish
A. broaching machine 29. The operation of enlarging a hole is called
B. planer A. Boring
C. tool grinder B. Counter striking
D. milling machine C. Drilling
D. Reaming
20. ME Board October 1990
A machine tool used principally to machine flat or plane 30. In up cut milling the work piece is fed
surfaces with a single pointed tool A. Against the rotating cutter
A. Shaper B. At an angle of 60˚ to the cutter
B. Planer C. At the right angle to the cutter
C. Drill D. In the direction of the cutter
D. Power saw
31. For filling lead or rabbit, use a
21. A plug gage is used to measure A. Lead float file
A. Cylindrical bores B. Mile file
B. Screw threads C. Vixen file
C. Spherical threads D. A or c
D. Taper bores
32. A hacksaw blade with 32 TPI is best suited for cutting
22. When large number of components are turned and parted off from A. Small tubing
bar, the chuck generally used is the B. Conduit
A. Collet chuck C. Sheet metal under 18 gage
B. Four jaw chuck D. Any of the above
C. Magnetic chuck
D. Two jaw chuck 33. A coolant is usually when cutting material in a power hacksaw to
A. Absorb heat of friction
23. Which of the following is the cutting speed of brass? B. Prevent the blade from overheating
A. 30m/min C. Prevent the blade from losing its temper
B. 40m/min D. All of the above
C. 50m/min
D. 80m/min 34. A hacksaw blade with 18 teeth per inch is best suited for cutting
A. Aluminum
24. Under cutting is : B. Cast iron
A. An operating of cutting deep grove C. Solid iron
B. An operation of cutting a groove next to a shoulder on a piece of D. Any of the above
work
C. Cutting from the work piece 35. When cutting a long thin piece of metal
D. An operation of cutting extra wide threads A. Set the blade in the frame with the teeth facing toward
you
B. Turn the blade at right angles to the frame
C. The teeth pointing backward
25. Permeability of a foundry sand is D. The teeth pointing forward
A. The capacity to hold moisture
B. Distribution of binder in sand 36. A hacksaw blade should be placed in the frame with
C. Fineness of sand A. One end looser than the other end
D. Porosity to allow the escape of gases B. The teeth facing in any direction
C. The teeth providing backward
26. Quick return motion is used in a D. The teeth pointing forward
A. Drilling machine
B. Grinder 37. A hacksaw blade with 34 teeth per inch should be used for
C. Lathe cutting
D. Shaper A. Brass
B. Cast iron
27. Draft on a pattern is provided for C. Heavy
A. Facilitating pattern making D. Thin wall tubing
c. 10°
38. The best instrument for measuring thousandths of an inch is d. 15°
A. Caliper
B. Micrometer 48. The chip removal process is called
C. Pyrometer a. Extruding
D. Tachometer b. Forging
c. Rolling
39. All hard hacksaw blade is best suited for work on d. Broaching
A. Brass
B. Cast iron 49. The non-chip removal process.
C. Tool steal a. Grinding
D. Any of the above b. Spinning on lathe
c. Thread cutting
40. A hacksaw blade with 14 TPI is best suited for cutting d. Drilling

A. Cold rolled steel 50. A twist drill has its point thinned in order to __________.
B. ‘hot rolled steel a. Reduce the hole diameter
C. Structured steel b. Increase the rake angle
D. Any of the above c. Locate in the center punch mark
d. Reduce the axial feed pressure
41. The tool used in precision work to smooth on enlarge holes is
called 51. ME Board April 1992
a. Drift pin Which of the following is not a common term to the
b. Reamer classification of fits?
c. Round out a. Tunking
d. Protractor b. Snug
c. Medium force fit
42. The size of a drill is stamped on the d. Bound
a. Flute
b. Margin 52. ME Board April 1990, ME Board October 1989
c. Point The total permissible variation in the size of a dimension the
d. Shank difference between the limits of the size.
a. Tolerance
43. The tool used for cleaning files is called b. Fits
a. File cleaner c. Allowance
b. File card d. Clearance
c. File oilstone
d. Scraper 53. ME Board October 1989
A device used to prevent leakage of media
a. Seal
b. Packing
c. Teflon
44. The metal cutting wedge is fundamental to the geometry of d. Graphite
a. Head of tools only
b. Power driven tools only 54. An oversize hole is produced by a drill if__________.
c. Sheet metal cutting tools only a. Lips of drill are of equal length
d. All cutting tools b. Feed is too high
c. Insufficient coolant is used
45. Continuous chips are formed when cutting d. Cutting speed is too high
a. Brittle materials
b. Ductile materials 55. Cemented carbide tipped tools can machine metal even
c. Amorphous plastic materials when their cutting elements get heated up to the
d. Free cutting non-ferrous alloys only temperature of __________.
a. 1650°C
46. What is the function of rake angle of a cutting tool? b. 1400°C
a. To control the chip formation c. 1000°C
b. To prevent rubbing d. 1800°C
c. To determine the profile of tool
d. To determine whether the cutting action is oblique or 56. Cemented carbide tools are usually provided with
onthogonal a. Positive back rake angle
b. Neutral back rake angle
47. Back rake angle for high speed steel single point cutting tool to c. Negative back rake angle
machine free cutting brass is d. Depth of cutter
a. 0°
b. 5°
57. Friction between chip and tool may be reduced by d. None of the above
a. Increased sliding velocity
b. Increased shear angle 67. In internal cylindrical grinding wheel and the work
c. Use of low tool finish rotate in
d. None of these a. Same direction
b. Opposite direction
58. The studs used as a coolant in general machine shop c. Neither “A” nor “B”
consist of d. “A” and “B” both
a. A solution of detergent and water
b. A straight mineral oil 68. For grinding materials having low tensile strength
c. An emulsion of oil and water which of the following abrasives is used?
d. A chemical solution a. Aluminium
b. Corundum
59. Milling cutter is sharpened on c. Emery
a. Tool and cutter grinder d. Silicon carbide
b. Center less grinder
c. Cylindrical grinder 69. The size of a grinding wheel is taken from
d. Surface grinder a. Diameter of wheel
b. Bore size
60. Two major factors, which determined the rpm of milling c. Width of face
cutter, are the material being cut and __________. d. All of the above
a. Number of teeth in cutter
b. Diameter of cutter
c. Time allowed to complete the job
d. Depth of cutter
61. Successful designing of jig’s and fixtures depend upon
the 70. Which center is used for supporting open end of pipes,
a. Clamping arrangement shells etc. while turning or thread cutting in a lathe?
b. Manufacturing conditions a. Ball center
c. Tool guiding elements b. Half center
d. All of the above c. Female center
d. Pipe center
62. When an external gear is meshed with an internal
gear, the gears will rotate in 71. Mark the cuter which works simultaneously with the up
a. Opposite direction cut and down cut process.
b. Same direction a. Semi-circular milling cuter
c. Will not rotate b. Shell and milling
d. None of the above c. Side milling cutter
d. Plain milling cutter
63. While soldering, the flux is used because
a. It assists for quick melting and increasing the fluidity of 72. What happens if the job is loosely fitted between
solder centers in cylindrical grindings?
b. It saves the part from oxidation a. The job will be cut out of round
c. It takes the molten metal on all surfaces b. The job will be thrown out
d. All of the above c. The job will be oversize
d. The job will not rotate
64. The usual ratio of soluble oil and water used in coolant
is 73. Where does the relieved cutters area reground?
a. 1:10 a. On the circumstances
b. 1:20 b. Relived cutters are not reground
c. 10:1 c. On the flank
d. 20:1 d. On the side faces

65. For a given rpm, if the diameter of a twist drill 74. Used for scribing large radius of circles and arcs.
increases, then cutting speed will a. Compass
a. Decrease b. Protractor
b. Increase c. Ruler
c. Same d. Trammel
d. None of the above
75. Which of the following has its angle 30° and is used for
66. An advance motion along the longitudinal axis of a giving sharp impression on soft metals?
twist drill is called a. Center punch
a. Cutting speed b. Dot punch
b. Feed c. Prick punch
c. Speed d. Hollow punch
C. shaper
76. Which of the following has its angle 60° and is used for D. planer
dotting after marking the lines on general works?
a. Center punch 86.It is a set of gears fitted in different positions on a plate, which are
b. Dot punch controlled by a lever.
c. hollow punch A. gear train
d. prick punch B. stud gear
C. tumble gear
77. Which of the following has its angle 90° and is used to D. differential gear
give deep marks for the location of drill?
a. Center punch 87. It moves on the lathe bed with cutting tool according to the
b. Dot punch rotation of lead screw or by the hand traversing wheel.
c. Hollow punch A. Apron
d. Prick punch B. compound rest
C. saddle
78. It is used on soft metals and non-metals for making D. mandrel
holes.
a. Center punch 88. It acts the carriage or compound rest through the mechanism
b. Dot punch lifted inside the ________.
c. Hollow punch A. saddle
d. Prick punch B. Apron
C. compound
79. Reason why cast iron is selected for the manufacture D. mandrel
of surface plate.
a. It is easy for machinery 89. It gives the cutting tool longitudinal feed, cross feed or angular
b. It is cheaper feed.
c. It has less wear and tear A. compound rest
d. All of the above B. Apron
C. saddle
80. Common measuring tools are D. carriers
a. Steel rule
b. Vernier caliper 90. A holding device used to hold the job properly when turning the
c. Micrometer outer surface truly with the finished hole called:
d. All of the above A. clamp
81. It is a process by which the length of a work piece is increased by B. fixture
reducing its cross-sectional area. C. jig
A. drawing out D. mandrel
B. drifting 91. The difference between the high limit and the low limit of a size is
C. jumping called
D. upsetting A. allowance
B. clearance
82. It is a process by which the length of a work piece is reduced. C. boundary
A. upsetting D. tolerance
B. drawing out
C. drifting 92. An intentional difference between the hole and the shaft dimensions for
D. jumping any type of fit is called:
A. allowance
83. Refers to the process by bulging on one end of a work piece to B. clearance
bring a required shape. C. tolerance
A. bending D. range
B. upsetting
C. drifting 93. The material for laps should be ________ than the material of part to
D. jumping be tapped.
A. harder
84. It is a process of enlarging and smoothing the punched hole by B. shorter
means of tapered drifts of various sizes and shapes. C. softer
A. drifting D. longer
B. jumping
C. drawing out 94. Jigs are generally used for holding the job and ________ the tool.
D. upsetting A. support
B. guide
85. It is a machine tool used to remove metal from a work piece to C. control
give it the required shape and size. D. regulate
A. drill press
B. lathe
95. Measuring and other setting methods can be eliminated by using
________ and fixtures.
A. guide
B. support
C. jigs
D. structure

96. When two or more tools are to be used through the same hole then
________ bushes are used in jigs.
A. positive slip
B. negative slip
C. friction
D. slip

97. The ________ gears are used for changing the plane direction.
A. spur
B. helical
C. worm
D. bevel

98. Solder is an alloy of ________.


A. lead and zinc
B. lead and tin
C. lead and tungsten Prepared by:
D. lead and antimony
KIMBERLY A. ANTAZO – SAN JUAN
99. Flash point is the ______ at which the sufficient vapor is given off from Professional Mechanical Engineer /
the off without actual setting fire to the oil. Part-time Instructor, BSME URSM

A. gage temperature
B. lower temperature
C. higher temperature
D. absolute

100. When hard material; is to be drilled, the cutting edge of drill is should be
________ 118°.
A. less than
B. equal to
C. more than
D. either more than or less than

1. C contraction 9. B 200 / 250


2. D side rake 10. D 10 to 20
3. B machining 11. A. fan
4. D nose 12. B. precision
5. A planer 13. B. feller gage
6. B 14 -32 teeth 14. B. milling
7. C anvil 15. A. anvil
8. C compound rest 16. B. shaping
17. A. dead center 58. C an emulsion of oil and water
18. D. grinding machine 59. A tool and cutter grinder
19. C. tool grinder 60. Ctime allowed to complete the job
20. A. shaper 61. D all of the above
21. A. cylindrical bores 62. B same direction
22. C. magnetic cluck 63. D all of the above
23. B. 40m/min 64. B 1:20
24. C. cutting from the of work piece 65. B increase
25. A. capacity to hold moisture 66. B feed
26. D. shaper
67. B opposite direction
27. D. providing for shrinkage of the
68. D silicon carbide
casting
69. D all of the above
28. D. hollow work pieces
70. D pipe center
29. A. boring
30. A. against the rotating cutter 71. B shell and milling cutter
31. D. A or c 72. A the job will be out of round
32. D. any of the above 73. C on the flank
33. D. all of the above 74. D trammel
34. D. any of the above 75. C prick punch
35. B. turn the blade at right angle to 76. B dot punch
the frame 77. A center punch
36. D. the teeth pointing forward 78. C hollow punch
37. D. thin wall tubing 79. D all of the above
38. B. micrometer 80. D all of the above
39. D. any of the above 81. A. drawing out
40. D. any of the above 82. D. jumping
41. B reamer 83. B. upsetting
42. D shank 84. A. drifting
43. B file card 85. B. lathe
44. A head of tools only 86. C. tumble gear
45. B ductile materials 87. C. saddle
46. A to control the chips formation 88. B. Apron
89. A. compound rest
47. A 0° 90. D. mandrel
91. D. tolerance
48. D broaching
92. A. allowance
49. B spinning on lathe
93. C. softer
50. Dreduce the axial feed pressure
94. B. guide
51. D Bound
95. C. jigs
52. A Tolerance
96. D. slip
53. A Seal
97. D. bevel
54. Alips of drill are of unequal length
98. B. lead and tin
55. C 1000°C
99. B. lower temperature
56. C negative back rake angle
100. B. equal to
57. A increased sliding velocity

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