Maritime Academy Saudi Arabia - Pipefitting and Safety

Quiz (20 Questions)

Instructions: Choose the best answer for each question.
Pipefitting Tools (4 points)
1. Which tool is used to tighten nuts and bolts on pipes? a)
Pipe cutter b) Wrench c) Threader d) Flange spreader
2. What tool helps create threads on pipes for fittings? a) Pipe
bender b) Flange spreader c) Threader d) Steel pipe
3. When bending pipes without kinks, you would use a: a)
Threader b) Welder c) Pipe bender d) Compression joint
4. Tools used to separate flanges for maintenance or
installation are called: a) Pipe cutters b) Flange spreaders c)
Threaded joints d) Pipe supports
Pipe Materials (4 points)
5. Which pipes are known for their durability and resist
corrosion? a) PVC pipes b) Copper pipes c) Stainless steel
pipes d) Galvanized pipes
6. What type of pipes are commonly used for water supply
and drainage? a) Steel pipes b) Copper pipes c) PVC pipes d)
Flanged joints
7. Steel pipes coated with zinc to prevent rusting are called: a)
Stainless steel pipes b) Copper pipes c) Galvanized pipes d)
Threaded joints
8. What material is used for pipes requiring high corrosion
resistance? a) PVC pipes b) Galvanized pipes c) Steel pipes d)
Stainless steel pipes
Pipe Joints (4 points)
9. Permanent joints created by melting metal to fuse pipes
together are called: a) Threaded joints b) Welded joints c)
Flanged joints d) Grooved joints
 10. How do pipes connect using threaded fittings? a)
Welding b) Threaded joints c) Flanges and bolts d)
Compression
11. Flanges and bolts are used in what type of pipe joint?
a) Threaded joints b) Compression joints c) Flanged joints d)
Welded joints
12. Joints formed by compressing fittings onto pipes are
called: a) Flanged joints b) Compression joints c) Grooved
joints d) Welded joints
Maritime Engineering Terms (4 points)
13. The main body of a ship, excluding extras like masts,
is called the: a) Bulkhead b) Ballast c) Bilge d) Hull
14. What material is used to add weight and stability to a
ship? a) Bulkhead b) Ballast c) Bilge pump d) Keel
15. Bilge refers to the: a) Top deck of a ship b) Lowest
part inside the hull where water collects c) Steering
mechanism d) Anchor point
16. The central structural beam running along the bottom
of a ship's hull is the: a) Bulkhead b) Mast c) Hull d) Keel
Technical Vocabulary (4 points)
17. What process checks pipes for leaks or strength by
applying pressure? a) Pipe insulation b) Pressure testing c)
Pipe welding d) Pipe support
18. Material wrapped around pipes to prevent heat loss or
condensation is called: a) Pipe hanger b) Pipe insulation c)
Pipe support d) Safety glasses
19. Structures that hold pipes in place to prevent sagging
are called: a) Pipe hangers b) Pipe supports c) Flange
spreaders d) Pipe benders
20. The process of joining pipes together using welding
techniques is called: a) Pressure testing b) Pipe insulation c)
Pipe hanging d) Pipe welding