Semester #1 Final Machine Tool / Autobody

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Semester #1 Final Machine Tool / Autobody - Quiz

Identify the Tools


Questions and Answers
  • 1. 

    • A.

      Flat Head Screwdriver

    • B.

      Phillips Screwdriver

    • C.

      None of the above.

    Correct Answer
    B. Phillips Screwdriver
  • 2. 

    • A.

      Flat Head Screwdriver

    • B.

      Phillips Screwdriver

    • C.

      None of the above.

    Correct Answer
    A. Flat Head Screwdriver
  • 3. 

    • A.

      Lead Hammer

    • B.

      Sledge Hammer

    • C.

      Ball Pein Hammer

    Correct Answer
    C. Ball Pein Hammer
  • 4. 

       

    • A.

      Lead Hammer

    • B.

      Sledge Hammer

    • C.

      Ball Pein Hammer

    Correct Answer
    B. Sledge Hammer
    Explanation
    A sledge hammer is the correct answer because it is a type of hammer that has a large, heavy head and a long handle. It is typically used for heavy-duty tasks such as breaking through concrete or driving in stakes. The other options, lead hammer and ball pein hammer, are also types of hammers but they do not have the same heavy-duty capabilities as a sledge hammer.

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  • 5. 

       

    • A.

      Lead Hammer

    • B.

      Sledge Hammer

    • C.

      Ball Pein Hammer

    Correct Answer
    A. Lead Hammer
    Explanation
    A lead hammer is a type of hammer that has a head made of lead. It is commonly used in various industries, such as automotive and construction, where a softer striking surface is needed to prevent damage to delicate materials. Lead hammers are typically used for tasks like shaping metal or driving in nails without leaving marks. They are also known for their ability to absorb shock and reduce rebound, making them safer and more comfortable to use.

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  • 6. 

       

    • A.

      Claw Hammer

    • B.

      Ripping Hammer

    • C.

      Framing Hammer

    Correct Answer
    A. Claw Hammer
    Explanation
    A claw hammer is a type of hammer that has a flat striking surface on one side and a curved claw on the other side. The claw is used for pulling out nails or prying apart materials. This type of hammer is commonly used for general household tasks and construction projects. A ripping hammer, on the other hand, is specifically designed for tearing apart materials, such as removing roof shingles. A framing hammer is heavier and has a longer handle, making it ideal for driving nails into framing lumber. Therefore, the correct answer is Claw Hammer, as it is the most versatile and commonly used type of hammer.

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  • 7. 

      

    • A.

      Claw Hammer

    • B.

      Ripping Hammer

    • C.

      Framing Hammer

    Correct Answer
    B. Ripping Hammer
    Explanation
    A ripping hammer is a type of hammer that is specifically designed for tearing apart or ripping apart materials such as wood or drywall. It typically has a straight claw that is used for prying and ripping, rather than for driving nails like a regular hammer. In contrast, a claw hammer and a framing hammer are both used for driving nails into materials. Therefore, the correct answer is a ripping hammer, as it is the only one that is not primarily used for driving nails.

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  • 8. 

       

    • A.

      Claw Hammer

    • B.

      Ripping Hammer

    • C.

      Framing Hammer

    Correct Answer
    C. Framing Hammer
    Explanation
    A framing hammer is a type of hammer that is specifically designed for use in framing houses and other construction projects. It is typically heavier and has a longer handle than other types of hammers, which allows for more force to be applied when driving nails into wood. The weight and length of the hammer also help to provide better leverage and control. This makes the framing hammer ideal for tasks such as framing walls, installing joists, and other heavy-duty construction work. The other options, claw hammer and ripping hammer, are also types of hammers but are not specifically designed for framing tasks.

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  • 9. 

       

    • A.

      Dead Blow Hammer

    • B.

      Lead Hammer

    • C.

      Framing Hammer

    Correct Answer
    A. Dead Blow Hammer
    Explanation
    A dead blow hammer is a type of hammer that has a hollow head filled with steel shot or sand. This design allows the hammer to deliver a powerful strike without rebounding or bouncing back. The weight and material inside the head absorb the impact, reducing the risk of damage to the struck surface and minimizing the strain on the user's arm. Dead blow hammers are commonly used in automotive, construction, and metalworking industries for tasks that require precise and controlled striking.

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  • 10. 

       

    • A.

      Dead Blow Hammer

    • B.

      Lead Hammer

    • C.

      Framing Hammer

    Correct Answer
    B. Lead Hammer
    Explanation
    A lead hammer is a type of hammer that has a head made of lead. Lead is a soft and malleable metal, which makes it ideal for tasks that require a softer impact. This type of hammer is commonly used in automotive and plumbing applications, where a softer blow is needed to avoid damaging delicate surfaces or components. The lead head absorbs the shock and prevents rebound, making it a safer option for these types of tasks.

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  • 11. 

    • A.

      Handsaw

    • B.

      Hacksaw

    • C.

      Scrollsaw

    Correct Answer
    B. Hacksaw
  • 12. 

    • A.

      Handsaw

    • B.

      Hacksaw

    Correct Answer
    A. Handsaw
  • 13. 

    • A.

      Open End Wrench

    • B.

      Adjustable Wrench

    • C.

      Torqe Wrench

    Correct Answer
    B. Adjustable Wrench
  • 14. 

    • A.

      Box End Wrench

    • B.

      Combination Wrench

    • C.

      Open End Wrench

    Correct Answer
    A. Box End Wrench
  • 15. 

    • A.

      Allen Wrench

    • B.

      Allen Wrench Set

    • C.

      Folding Allen Wrench Set

    Correct Answer
    A. Allen Wrench
  • 16. 

    • A.

      Allen Wrench

    • B.

      Allen Wrench Set

    • C.

      Folding Allen Wrench Set

    Correct Answer
    B. Allen Wrench Set
  • 17. 

    • A.

      Allen Wrench

    • B.

      Allen Wrench Set

    • C.

      Folding Allen Wrench Set

    Correct Answer
    C. Folding Allen Wrench Set
  • 18. 

    • A.

      Box End Wrench

    • B.

      Combination Wrench

    • C.

      Open End Wrench

    Correct Answer
    B. Combination Wrench
  • 19. 

    • A.

      Box End Wrench

    • B.

      Combination Wrench

    • C.

      Open End Wrench

    Correct Answer
    C. Open End Wrench
  • 20. 

    • A.

      Torque Wrench

    • B.

      Speed Wrench

    • C.

      Pipe Wrench

    Correct Answer
    C. Pipe Wrench
  • 21. 

    • A.

      Torque Wrench

    • B.

      Speed Wrench

    • C.

      Pipe Wrench

    Correct Answer
    A. Torque Wrench
  • 22. 

    • A.

      Torque Wrench

    • B.

      Speed Wrench

    • C.

      Pipe Wrench

    Correct Answer
    B. Speed Wrench
  • 23. 

    • A.

      1/4,3/8,& 1/2 inch Torque Wrench

    • B.

      1/4,3/8,& 1/2 inch Speed Wrenches

    • C.

      1/4,3/8,& 1/2 inch Ratchet Wrenches

    Correct Answer
    C. 1/4,3/8,& 1/2 inch Ratchet Wrenches
  • 24. 

    • A.

      Adjustable Pliers

    • B.

      Adjustable Needle Nose Pliers

    • C.

      Adjustable C Clamp Pliers

    Correct Answer
    C. Adjustable C Clamp Pliers
  • 25. 

    • A.

      Adjustable Pliers

    • B.

      Adjustable Needle Nose Pliers

    • C.

      Adjustable C Clamp Pliers

    Correct Answer
    A. Adjustable Pliers
  • 26. 

    • A.

      Adjustable Pliers

    • B.

      Adjustable Needle Nose Pliers

    • C.

      Adjustable C Clamp Pliers

    Correct Answer
    B. Adjustable Needle Nose Pliers
  • 27. 

    • A.

      Slip Joint Pliers

    • B.

      Side Cutting Pliers

    • C.

      Needle Nose Pliers

    • D.

      Rib Joint Pliers

    • E.

      Diagonal Pliers

    Correct Answer
    A. Slip Joint Pliers
  • 28. 

    • A.

      Slip Joint Pliers

    • B.

      Side Cutting Pliers

    • C.

      Needle Nose Pliers

    • D.

      Rib Joint Pliers

    • E.

      Diagonal Pliers

    Correct Answer
    B. Side Cutting Pliers
  • 29. 

    • A.

      Slip Joint Pliers

    • B.

      Side Cutting Pliers

    • C.

      Needle Nose Pliers

    • D.

      Rib Joint Pliers

    • E.

      Diagonal Pliers

    Correct Answer
    C. Needle Nose Pliers
  • 30. 

    • A.

      Slip Joint Pliers

    • B.

      Side Cutting Pliers

    • C.

      Needle Nose Pliers

    • D.

      Rib Joint Pliers

    • E.

      Diagonal Pliers

    Correct Answer
    D. Rib Joint Pliers
  • 31. 

    • A.

      Slip Joint Pliers

    • B.

      Side Cutting Pliers

    • C.

      Needle Nose Pliers

    • D.

      Rib Joint Pliers

    • E.

      Diagonal Pliers

    Correct Answer
    E. Diagonal Pliers
  • 32. 

    • A.

      C-Clamp

    • B.

      Kantwist Clamp

    Correct Answer
    B. Kantwist Clamp
  • 33. 

    • A.

      C-Clamp

    • B.

      Kantwist Clamp

    Correct Answer
    A. C-Clamp
  • 34. 

    • A.

      4 Point Socket

    • B.

      5 Point Socket

    • C.

      6 Point Socket

    • D.

      8 Point Socket

    • E.

      12 Point Socket

    Correct Answer
    A. 4 Point Socket
  • 35. 

    • A.

      4 Point Socket

    • B.

      5 Point Socket

    • C.

      6 Point Socket

    • D.

      8 Point Socket

    • E.

      12 Point Socket

    Correct Answer
    B. 5 Point Socket
  • 36. 

    • A.

      4 Point Socket

    • B.

      5 Point Socket

    • C.

      6 Point Socket

    • D.

      8 Point Socket

    • E.

      12 Point Socket

    Correct Answer
    C. 6 Point Socket
  • 37. 

    • A.

      4 Point Socket

    • B.

      5 Point Socket

    • C.

      6 Point Socket

    • D.

      8 Point Socket

    • E.

      12 Point Socket

    Correct Answer
    D. 8 Point Socket
  • 38. 

    • A.

      4 Point Socket

    • B.

      5 Point Socket

    • C.

      6 Point Socket

    • D.

      8 Point Socket

    • E.

      12 Point Socket

    Correct Answer
    E. 12 Point Socket
  • 39. 

    • A.

      Deep Scoket

    • B.

      Impact Socket

    • C.

      Socket Extension

    Correct Answer
    A. Deep Scoket
  • 40. 

    • A.

      Deep Scoket

    • B.

      Impact Socket

    • C.

      Socket Extension

    Correct Answer
    B. Impact Socket
  • 41. 

    • A.

      Deburring Tool

    • B.

      Flat Hand File

    • C.

      Round Hand File

    Correct Answer
    B. Flat Hand File
  • 42. 

    • A.

      Deburring Tool

    • B.

      Flat Hand File

    • C.

      Round Hand File

    Correct Answer
    C. Round Hand File
  • 43. 

    • A.

      Deburring Tool

    • B.

      Flat Hand File

    • C.

      Round Hand File

    Correct Answer
    A. Deburring Tool

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