The 2A753 EOC Exam Pretest evaluates knowledge on specific metalworking tools. It covers the use of different hammers and punches, marking tools, and methods to measure corrosion depth, essential for precision in metalworking.
Shear strength
Tensile strength
Torsional strength
Compressive strength.
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Discard them at once
Thin with solvent and strain prior to use
Agitate with mechanical mixer prior to use
Dissolve jelled areas or lumps with thinner prior to use
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Isopropyl alcohol
Ethylene glycol
Aliphatic naptha
Methyl ethyl ketone
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Select material that is one-gage thicker than the skin
Position the doubler material inside the cutout
Develop a fastener layout on the patch plate
Split the doubler into two parts.
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Remove a minimum of sound material
Make the cutout to a round configuration
Use the scarf method to make an oval cutout
Use the step-joint method to make a square cutout
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Scriber
Dividers
Prick punch
Layout punch
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.002"
.004"
.006"
.008"
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Fish-eyes.
Runs and sags.
Blushing of pigment
Uneven flow-out of coating.
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Type blade already installed
Material composition and thickness.
Pitch of the material being cut based on thickness
Degree the material being cut placed in relationship to the blade.
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Provides a means of chip removal.
Cool the material being drilled as the twist drill is rotated.
Reduce the weight of the twist drill,permitting higher cutting speeds.
Prevent the twist drill from cooling too quickly,which may cause the wist drill to crack.
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Immediately after cleaning a water break-free surface.
Immediately after corrosion removal procedures.
During corrosion removal procedures.
Whenever it is convenient.
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Everyone
Shop chiefs
Shift supervisors
Immediate supervisors
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Red X.
Red Plus
Red Dash
Red Diagonal
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Wing
Castle
Plain text
Catellated shear
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Use a tap hammer
Visually inspect area
Re-inspect area using a borescope
Re-inspect area using nondestructive inspection (NDI).
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Magnifying glass
Straight edge
Depth gauge
Scriber
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Gram
Pound
Ounce
Kilogram
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Combination
Double-cut
Half-round
Single-cut
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Thickness
Radius
Width
Angle
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1000
1100
3003
5052
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Barometric pressure during removal procedures.
Type of organic finish system to be removed.
Color of the finish system to be removed.
Humidity during removal procedures.
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Prior to use.
During use
Immediately after use
5–10 minutes after use allowing the media settle.
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Red X.
Red Dash
Red Diagonal
Discrepancies with a supply document number
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Strength.
Contour.
Stresses.
Weight.
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Smooth the edges with sandpaper
Clean the area with distilled water
Smooth the edges with a rotary file.
Clean the area with an approved solvent
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0ºF
32ºF
60ºF
72ºF
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Alodine the panel.
Fit test the panel
Prime the panel
Paint the panel
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Soapy water
Alkaline cleaner
An approved solvent/cleaner
A high pressure water blaster.
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Setting the back roller at an angle.
Using the grooved portion of the rolls.
Feeding the metal through the roller at an angle.
Reversing the metal after each pass thru the rollers
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Form 196, Equipment Record.
Form 227, Equipment Maintenance.
Form 244, Industrial/Support Equipment Record.
Form 260, Equipment Discrepancies.
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Strength/weight ratio.
Tensile strength
Shear strength
Density.
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Obtuse
Acute
Right
Left
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Work-center standards
Local regulations
Technical orders
Vendor catalog
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An inspection gage
An inside micrometer.
An outside micrometer
A locally manufactured tool
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At right angles to each ply in the original panel
To match each ply in the original panel
At 30° to each ply in the original panel.
At 45° to each ply in the original panel
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Thinner than the thickness of the material being cut.
Pitch where at least two teeth will cut at all times.
Equal to the thickness of the material being cut .
Where five teeth cut simultaneously.
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A core bonded between two metal facings.
A core bonded between two layers of glass.
Two sheets of non alloyed aluminum metal separated by a core.
Two layers of similar metals separated by a piece of glass cloth laminate.
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Vernier
Electrical
Concentration
Potential of hydrogen (pH)
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Ensure a smooth, overlapping transition between the old and new paint surfaces.
Allow for accurate measurements corrosion removal areas.
Ensure good surface contact for chemical strippers.
Allow for easier access to the bare metal areas.
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Light and heavy.
Clear and translucent.
Viscous and non-viscous.
Water displacing and non-water displacing.
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1 hour before use
2 hours before use.
30 minutes before use.
Immediately before use.
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Unusual climatic conditions
Inadequate surface preparation
Using faulty finishing materials
Incorrect techniques during application
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Concave surface
Convex surface
Curved surface
Flat surface
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Washer fumbling
Over torquing the nut
Corrosion of the mating surface
Mismatch of the pin and material composition
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Sand.
Nonfiller.
Lead filler.
Liquid filler
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Never.
When the fitting is 0.005 to 0.010 inch overswaged
When the fitting is 0.011 to 0.015 inch overswaged
When the fitting is 0.016 to 0.020 inch underswaged
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Bubbles are never acceptable
They only impair vision along the edges of the panel.
They are well scattered and within acceptable number, diameter and spacing
They do not impair vision, are well scattered and within the limitations of the TO.
The damage is in a limited space
The skin and sub-structural damage cutout are the same
The skin and sub-structural damage cutout are not the same
Only the skin is damaged and the sub-structural member is intact
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