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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

Department of Education
REGION XI
Schools Division of Digos City
GOMA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
School ID: 301906
Sitio Napan, Brgy.Goma, Digos City

2nd Quarterly exam

Name:________________________________ Date:______________
Grade and section:___________________ Score:_____________

Choose the correct answer from the series given for every item.
Write the letter only.

1. is a method of joining two metals by applying heat to


melt and fuse them, producing a coalescence of materials
with or without the use of filler metal.

a. Fushion welding c. Gmaw

b. . welding d. Oxy-acetylene process

2. is a metal rod coated with a special substance called flux,


which determines the nature of the electrode. During
welding it is melted to fill up joints in the base metal.
a. Bare electrode c. flux

b. Flux coated electrode d. electrode angle

3. a filler metal electrode used in arc welding, consisting of a


metal wire with no coating on its surface.
a. Bare electrode c. coated

b. Coated electrode d. electrode coated

4. is a fusible material or gas used to dissolve and/or


prevent the formation of oxides, nitrides or other
undesirable inclusions formed in welding.
a. Weldment c. weld bead
b. Face of the weld d. flux

5. The metal that is to be welded or worked.


a. Core metal c. metallic

b. Parent or base metal d. circle metal

6. an assembly or structure whose component parts are joined by


welding.
a. Weld bead c. weld face

b. Weld ment d. weld root

7. it is a deposit of filler metal from a single welding pass.

a. Weld bead c. weld face

b. Weld ment d. weld root

8. a type of weld bead with appreciable transverse oscillation


or side to side movement.
a. Figure of 8 c. linear motion

b. Cresent motion d. stringer bead motion

9. expose surface of the weld.


a. Face of a Weld c. ripple
b. Crater d. pass

10. it is an angle from the electrode which is perpendicular to


the base metal.
a. arc length c. type of electrode

b. electrode angle d. arc angle

.11 What method in striking an arc is recommended for the


beginners?
a. Tapping method
b. Scratching method
c. Any of these
d. None of the above

12. In the symbol E-6013; letter “E” stands for:


a.Electric
b.Energy
c.Electrode
d.None of the above

13. Eyes can be protected during welding operations by using:


a. Gloves
b. Leggings
c. Goggles
d. Apron

14. It is done by touching the electrode to the base metal like


scratching a match.
a. Tapping Method
b. Scratching Method
c. All of these
d. None of there

15. It is done by moving the electrode downward until it


steps to the base metal and then bringing the electrode
up slightly to form an arc.
a. Taping Method
b. Scratching Method
c. All of these
16. None of these The coating of electrode is sometimes called:
a. Flux
b. Shield
c. Covering
d. All of these

17. The electrode which has no coating is called:


a. Shielded
b. Bare
c. Dusted
d. Dipped

18. The symbol E-6013;60 means


a. Welding Position
b. Tensile Strength
c. Power Supply
d. Flux Coating
19. The third digit in the symbol E-6013; 1 stands for
a. Welding Position
b. Tensile Strength
c. Power Supply
d. Flux Coating

20. The diameter of the electrode to be used in welding operation


depends upon the:
a. Thickness of the Base Metal
b. Welding Position
c. Type of Base Metal
d. None of these

21. . Tack welds are simply short sections of weld beads measured?
.
a. 1/4” to ½” c. ½” to !/4”
b. 1” to 2 “ d. 3/8” to 5/8”

22. Type of tack weld measured at about ¼” up to ½” length.


It is used fir up temporarily the two pieces of heavy metal being
joined.
a. Permanent Tacking c. Semi-permanent Tacking
b.Bridge Tacking d. Semi Tacking

23. When two plates are joint, the following gap must be
considered in performing tack welding?
a. 8 mm c. 4 mm
b. 3 mm d. 2 cm

24. What method of weld tacking usiusesiffeners or backing


plate to keep both plates aligned?
a. Permanent Tacking c. Semi-permanent Tacking
b. Bridge Tacking d. Semi Tacking

25. A tack weld done only in a very short bead. It is used to


fit up temporarily the two light pieces of metal to be joined.
a. Permanent Tacking c. Semi-permanent Tacking
b. Bridge Tacking d. Semi Tacking
26. It is the area where filler metal intersects the base metal
opposite face.
a. Weld toe c. Weld root
b. Weld leg d. Weld face
27.It is the surface of the base metal that melts during welding.
a. Fusion welding c. Fusion face
b. Weld root d. Weld Toe
28. It is the shortest distance from the face of a
fillet weld to the weld root aft welding.
a. Actual Throat c. Theoretical Throat
b. Effective Throat d. Weld Toe
29. It is the work angle used for thin metal welded to
thick metal plate fillet weld.
a. 40 degrees c. 45 degree
b. 55 degrees d. 60 degree
30. A fillet weld is a weld type in the cross-sectional shape of
a. Square c. Circle
b. Rectangle d. Triangle
31. What is the correct root gap between two plates?
a. a. 1.0mm c. 3.2mm
b. b. 4.0mm d. 5.0mm

32. What electrode number used


to weld on root pass?
a. 6011 c. 6013
b. b. 7018 d. 7024

33. What electrode number is


used to weld on the hot pass?
a. 6010 c.6012
b. 7018 d. 6011

34. What is the ideal arc length of electrode to the base metal?
a. 4.2mm c. 2.0mm
b. 1.2mm d. 3.2mm

35. What is the angle at which a bevel is cut?


a. Bevel c. Right angle
b. Bevel angle d. groove angle
36. Why is a surfacing weld different from the other weld types?
a. Because it does not join to distinct parts, but instead adds only
filler metal to a surface.
b. Because the heat is concentrated in a small region for greatest
efficiency and minimum metallurgical damage.
c. reconditioning temperatures for electrodes are higher than the
storage temperature, which helps eliminate excess moisture
d. welding arc, they release shielding gas to protect the molten
weld pool from atmospheric impurities.
37. Groove welds are most closely associated with which one of the
following joint types:
a . butt, b.corner, c. edge, d. lap, e. tee
38. A fillet weld can be used to join which of the following joint types
a. butt, b. corner, c. edge, d. lap, e. tee
39. Prepare sketches showing how the part edges would be prepared
and aligned with each other and also showing the weld cross section for the
following welds:
a.square groove weld, both sides, for butt weld and
b.single fillet weld for a lap joint.
c. single fillet weld for tee joint;
d. double U-groove weld for a butt weld.
40. A heat source can transfer 3500 J/sec to a metal part surface.
The heated area is circular, and theheat intensity decreases as the radius
increases, as follows: 70% of the heat is concentrated in acircular area that
is 3.75 mm in diameter. Is the resulting power density enough to melt
metal?
a.225 W
b.224W
c. 222 W
d. 283 W
Answer key:
1. B 21.C
2. B 22.C
3. A 23.C
4. D 24.B
5. B 25.C
6. B 26.C
7. A 27.C
8. D 28.A
9. A 29.C
10.B 30.D
11. B 31.C
12. C 32.A
13. C 33.B
14. B 34.D
15.A 35.B
16.D 36.A
17.B 37.A
18.B 38.B
19.A 39. A
20. A 40. C

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