Name : Herbert B.

Aguilar Period: Midterm Activity Subject: ME214KOaL

Prepared by: Solis, Elias Jr, C Date: _____September 30, 2021________

I. Select the correct answer of each question and write only the letters on the blank provided

___D___1. A machine tools of reciprocating in which the work is fastened to a table and is feed into a
reciprocating tool.

a. Reciprocating tool c. Drilling machine

b. Feeder machine d. Shaper

___D___2. A machine tool in which the workpiece fastened to a reciprocating table, passes beneath the
cutting tool with in turn is fed into the work.

a. Under cut machine tool c. Shaper

b. Bench type planer d. Planer

___B___3. The centerline of the work remains parallel to the centerline of the bed of the machine

a. Center line method c. Parallel method

b. Formed tool method d. Tracing method

___B___4. The work centerline remains parallel to the bed of the machine.

a. Cross fed c. Comparator method

b. Compound rest method d. Method of section

___B___5. Requires that the centerline of the workpiece be offset from the centerline of the machine
bed.

a. Off center method c. Center less method

 b. Tailstock method d. Counter off method

___B___6. Operated with the centerline of the work parallel to the centerline of the machine bed.

a. Parallel method c. Centerline method

b. Taper attachment d. Machine bed method

___B___7. Another device for contouring, it operates off a template through a stylus transducer.

a. Off template method c. Contour method

b. Tracer attachment d. Transducer method

___C___8. Used mostly on lathe and drill presses, has been standardized at 5/8 in/ft and number

from 0 to 7 with the number 0 the smallest taper.

a. Large taper c. Morse taper

b. Lathe taper d. Drill taper

___C___9. The taper is ½ in./ft..This taper is used mostly on milling machines. Range 1 through 16.

a. Long range taper c. Brown and Sharpe taper

b. Milling taper d. Socket taper

___C___10. Used in milling machines and has been standardized at 3 ½ in./ft. since it is a rather steep
taper,

it must be locked into position. Numbered from 10 to 60.

a. Fast relief taper c. Quick releasing taper

b. Steep taper d. Forced fit taper

___C___11. Used for taper pins and drill chucks, have been standardized at ¼ in./ft.. Number from 0 to
13.

a. Pins taper c. Jacobs Tapers

 b. Drill chuck taper d. Short range taper

___C___12. Used on profilers and diesinking machine, has been standardized to the number of taper
formula.

a. Die sinking taper c. Jarno taper

b. Profiler taper d. Locking taper

___B___13. Cutting of gray cast in lathe, the cutting used is _________.

a. Lard oil c. Piston oil

b. Emulsifiable oil d. Kerosene

___D___14. A sea animal head oil, thinner than lard oil used oil fine, delicate machinery.

a. Lard oil c. Castor oil

b. Turpentine oil d. Sperm oil

___D___15. A machine tool in which the work revolves on a horizontal axis and acted upon by a cutting
tool.

a. honing machine c. boring machine

b. crankshaft machine d. lathe machine

___B___ 16. _______ is used between cutting tool and work piece to minimize the friction heat.

a. Lubricant c. Water

b. Oil d. Coolant

___A___17. The one most commonly used in the mass production of bolts, screws, nuts and other
general fastening applications

a. UNC c. UNEP

b. NCF d. V- Thread
___C___ 18. One of most important components in machining process to reduce and form the work
piece.

a. Work piece c. Machine tools

b. Turning d. Cutting tools

___D___19. Cutting tool material must be _____times harder than the material it is being used to
machine.

a. 2 c. 1 ½

b. 4 d. 3 times

___B___ 20. _________ ability of cutting tool to maintain sharp cutting edge. Also referred to as hot
hardness

or hot strength

a. Strain Hardness c. Cold shortness

b. Red hardness d. Tool sharp edge

___A___ 21 -Able to maintain sharpened edge throughout the cutting operation. Same as abrasive
resistance.

a. Wear Resistance c. Manufacturing resistance

b. Cutting resistance d. Machine tool resistance

___A___ 22. ________Able to take the cutting loads and forces

a. Shock Resistance c. Precision cutting

b. Repeated load resistance d. Speed cutting

___A___ 23. Set machine ________ for good metal-removal rate and good surface finish

a. Bearing finish c. Spindle speed

b. Tools d. feed
___B___24. Helical ridge of uniform section formed on inside or outside of cylinder or cone

a. Helix ridge c. Spiral

b. Thread d. Rack

___A__25. Diameter of imaginary cylinder that passes through thread at point where groove and thread

widths are equal.

a. Pitch diameter c. Groove

b. Diametral pitch d. Imaginary diameter

___D___26. The distance a screw thread advances in one revolution.

a. Guide screw c. Turn

b. Point d. Lead

___C___27. Bottom surface joining sides of two adjacent threads

a. Thread adjacent c. Root

b. Depth d. Thread angle

___D___28. Top surface joining two sides of thread

a. Bottom ridge c. Top thread

b. Angle of thread d. Crest

___D___29. The smallest diameter of a straight external or internal thread.

a. Outside diameter c. Large diameter

c. Small diameter d. Minor diameter

___D___30. It is the largest diameter of a straight external or internal thread.

a. Big diameter c. Double thread

 b. Nut size d. Major diameter

___A___31. When used on external threads have greater tensile stress area than coarse threads of the
same size.

a. UNF c. Tensile thread

b. Fine thread d. Whitworth thread

___A___32 The process of turning the work piece that cuts across the work or the bed.

a. Bed cutting c. Thread cutting

b. Facing d. Cross cutting

___A___33. _________on a lathe is the difference between two diameter

a. Taper c. Large taper

b. Imaginary diameter d. Offset taper

___A___34. Thread surface that connects crest with root

a. Flank c. Face

b. Top d. Root

___C___35. Distance between crest and root measured perpendicular to axis

a. Ridge c. Depth of Thread

b. Bottom screw d. Crest-root

___A___36. Included angle between sides of thread measured in axial plane

a. Angle of thread c. Helix angle

b. angle of contact d. Ridge angle

___C___37. Angle that thread makes with plane perpendicular to thread axis

a. Thread angle c. Helix angle

 b. Contact angle d. Spiral angle

___A___38. Helical ridge of uniform cross section onto which nut is threaded in clockwise direction

a. Right-hand angle c. True thread

b. Coarse thread d. Screw thread

___D___39. When cut on lathe, tool bit advanced from left to right

a. Cross thread c. Clockwise thread

b. Turn thread d. Left-hand thread

___A___40. ________ of the thread is the distance the screw moves into the nut in one complete turn.

a. Lead c. Truncation

b. Pitch d. Front screw

___A___41. Thread produced on inside of cylinder or cone

a. Internal thread c. Cone trhead

b. Outside thread d. Right thread

___A___42. The distance from a given point on one thread to a corresponding point on the very next
thread.

a. Pitch c. .Crest

b. Minor diameter d. Point

___A___43. Helical ridge of uniform cross section onto which nut is threaded in clockwise direction

a. Right-hand thread c. Uniform thread

b. Directional thread d. Buttress thread

___A___44. The one most commonly used in the mass production of bolts, screws, nuts and other
general fastening applications.

a. Coarse Thread Series UNC c. National Coarse Thread

b. Universal thread d. Unified thread

___A___45. Thread developed by U.S., Britain, and Canada for standardized thread system

a. Unified Thread c. International thread

b. Standard thread system d. National thread

___D__46.-Used to mesh worm gears and transmit motion between two shafts at right angles to each
other but not in same plane

a. Unified thread c. Helical thread

b. Worm thread d. Brown & Sharpe Worm Thread

___D__47_______ has a work table-which may be swivelled around two horizontal axes and also
adjusted horizontally and vertically.

a . Standard Shaper c. Swivelled shaper

b. Horizontal Shaper d. Universal shaper

___A___48._____are defined as headed fasteners having external threads that meet an exacting,uniform
bolt thread specification such that they can accept a non-tapered nut.

a Bolts c. Screw

b. Non tapered nut d. External threaded rod

___D___49. _______ defined as headed, externally-threaded fasteners that do not meet the above
definition of bolts.

a. fasteners c. Self threaded screw

b. Bolt threaded d. Screws

___A___50. ________-A nut with an attached free-spinning external tooth lock washer.
 a. K-Lock or Kep c. Tee nut

b. A-corn d. Flange nut

II Enumeration.

A) Purpose of Cutting Fluid in Turning L

1. Carry away heat

2. Cool the cutting tool and the work.

3. Lubricate the face of the tool and the chip.

4. Prevent adhesion or pressure weld on the cutting

tool.(Built-up edge)

5. Aid in flushing away chips

6. Improved of the quality of machining

7. Increase tool life

8. Permit cutting speed than those used for dry cutting.

B). Types of Cutting oil L (Lathe)

1. Lard oil

2. Mineral oil

3. Lard and mineral oil; (with or without Chlorine or Sulfur)

4. Sulfurized mineral oil

 5. Sulfurized and Chlorinated mineral oil

6. Emulsifiable oil (soluble oils)

C. American National Standard Thread

-Divided into four mains

1. National Coarse (NC)

2. National Fine (NF)

3. National Special (NS)

4. National Pipe (NPT)

D. Threads uses for several purposes

1. Fasten devices such as screws, bolts, studs, and nuts

2. Provide accurate measurement, as in micrometer

3. Transmit motion

4. Increase force

III. Solving problem:

1. Shaper Calculate the cutting speed feet per minute required for shaping a mild
steel

with a 9 inches stroke at 66.2 strokes per minute.

2. UNC thread diameter D=3/4 in.

Number of threads/in N= 10

Calculate:

a. Pitch,

b. Width of the flat,

c. Depth of the thread,

d. Minor diameter

e. Pitch diameter,

f. Tap drill size,

g. Helix angle