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    Used to drill holes that require a high degree of accuracy. What machine is it?  

    • Drill Press
    • Bench Press
    • Drill Grinder
    • Bench Grinder
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  • 2. 

    An Alloy is What?

    • A mixture of two or more metals

    • 1 metal ingredient

    • Non-rustic

    • A mixture of three or more metals

    Correct Answer
    A. A mixture of two or more metals
    Explanation
    An alloy is a mixture of two or more metals. It is formed by combining different metals in order to enhance their properties or create new ones. Alloys are commonly used in various industries and applications, such as in the production of automobiles, aircraft, and construction materials. The combination of different metals allows for the creation of materials that possess desirable characteristics, such as increased strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion.

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  • 3. 
    Has a square flat face.  Used for flattening seams without damaging the metal.  What tool is it? - ProProfs

    Has a square flat face.  Used for flattening seams without damaging the metal.  What tool is it?

    • Ball Peen Hammer

    • Setting Hammer

    • Mallet

    • Riveting Hammer

    Correct Answer
    A. Setting Hammer
    Explanation
    A setting hammer has a square flat face which makes it suitable for flattening seams without causing any damage to the metal. It is specifically designed for tasks that require precision and finesse, such as setting stones or tightening settings in jewelry making. The other options listed, such as the ball peen hammer, mallet, and riveting hammer, do not have the same flat face and are not typically used for flattening seams without damaging the metal.

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  • 4. 
    Work as a fast-acting punch that nibbles a small hole out of the metal with every stroke.  Its main advantage is that it can cut very heavy metal accurately without distorting it since both sides of the metal remain perfectly flat during cutting.  What is it? - ProProfs

    Work as a fast-acting punch that nibbles a small hole out of the metal with every stroke.  Its main advantage is that it can cut very heavy metal accurately without distorting it since both sides of the metal remain perfectly flat during cutting.  What is it?

    • Nibblers

    • Band Saw

    • Power Hand Shears

    • Hacksaw

    Correct Answer
    A. Nibblers
    Explanation
    A nibbler is a tool that works as a fast-acting punch, nibbling a small hole out of the metal with every stroke. Its main advantage is that it can cut very heavy metal accurately without distorting it since both sides of the metal remain perfectly flat during cutting. Therefore, the correct answer is Nibblers.

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  • 5. 

    Sheet metal is broken down into the following five phases: Planning and layout, fabrication, assembly, repair/maintenance, and what?

    • Design

    • Structure

    • Cost

    • Installation

    Correct Answer
    A. Installation
    Explanation
    The correct answer is installation because it is the final phase in the process of working with sheet metal. After planning, layout, fabrication, assembly, and repair/maintenance have been completed, the sheet metal is ready to be installed in its intended location. This involves attaching it securely and ensuring that it is properly aligned and functioning as intended. Installation is an important step to ensure that the sheet metal serves its purpose effectively and is ready for use.

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  • 6. 

    Also known as scribers, it's used for marking lines on sheet metal. What hand tool is it?

    • Scratch Awl

    • Ring Awl

    • Socket Scratch Awl

    • Shank Awl

    • All of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. All of the above
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "All of the above". The question asks for the hand tool that is used for marking lines on sheet metal, and all the options listed (Scratch Awl, Ring Awl, Socket Scratch Awl, and Shank Awl) are types of tools that can be used for this purpose. Therefore, all of the options are correct answers to the question.

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  • 7. 

    Come in left-handed (green), right-handed (red), and straight cutting ( yellow) and are used for cutting small irregular curves, including corners of 90-degree angles.

    • General Purpose Snips

    • Bulldog Snips

    • Aviation Snips

    • Dove Tail Snips

    Correct Answer
    A. Aviation Snips
    Explanation
    Aviation snips are the correct answer because they come in left-handed, right-handed, and straight cutting options, making them versatile for cutting small irregular curves, including corners of 90-degree angles. They are specifically designed for aviation and sheet metal work, making them suitable for various cutting tasks in those industries.

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  • 8. 

    What will happen if there is too much difference in the handle adjustment when changing the clamping pressure on the top leaf of the cornice brake?

    • Uneven Bending

    • It won't hold down correctly.

    • It will fly off the bender.

    • Nothing

    Correct Answer
    A. Uneven Bending
    Explanation
    If there is too much difference in the handle adjustment when changing the clamping pressure on the top leaf of the cornice brake, the result will be uneven bending. This means that the bending process will not be uniform and consistent, leading to irregular shapes and angles in the material being bent.

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  • 9. 
    A bead acts as a -----?----- and serves as a -----?----. - ProProfs

    A bead acts as a -----?----- and serves as a -----?----.

    • Buckets and Pipes

    • Cradle and Cutter

    • Stiffeners and Stops

    • Machine and bender

    Correct Answer
    A. Stiffeners and Stops
    Explanation
    A bead acts as a stiffener, providing support and rigidity to the structure it is attached to. It also serves as a stop, preventing movement or displacement of other components.

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  • 10. 
    Used for grooving a seam by hand and come in various sizes.  What is this tool? - ProProfs

    Used for grooving a seam by hand and come in various sizes.  What is this tool?

    • Groove Seamer

    • Hand Groover

    • Groover

    • Seam Groover

    Correct Answer
    A. Hand Groover
    Explanation
    A hand groover is a tool used for grooving a seam by hand. It comes in various sizes to accommodate different grooving needs. This tool is specifically designed to create grooves in a seam, which can be useful in various applications such as woodworking, metalworking, or leatherworking. The term "hand groover" accurately describes the tool's function and distinguishes it from other types of grooving tools.

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  • 11. 
    The electric drill can be single speed or variable and almost always includes a reverse gear.   A drill is manufactured in what sizes? - ProProfs

    The electric drill can be single speed or variable and almost always includes a reverse gear.   A drill is manufactured in what sizes?

    • 1/4", 5/8", 1/2"

    • 3/8", 5/8", 1/2"

    • 1/4", 3/8", 1/2"

    • 1/4", 3/8", 1"

    Correct Answer
    A. 1/4", 3/8", 1/2"
    Explanation
    The question asks about the sizes in which a drill is manufactured. The correct answer is "1/4", 3/8", 1/2"." This means that drills are available in these three sizes.

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  • 12. 
    The file that has a single row of teeth extending across the face at an angle of 65 degrees is a ______ cut file. - ProProfs

    The file that has a single row of teeth extending across the face at an angle of 65 degrees is a ______ cut file.

    • Mill Cut File

    • Single Cut File

    • Double Cut File

    • Flat Cut File

    Correct Answer
    A. Single Cut File
    Explanation
    A single cut file is the correct answer because it has a single row of teeth that extend across the face at an angle of 65 degrees. This type of file is commonly used for precision work and provides a smoother finish compared to other types of files.

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  • 13. 
    Have 3 1/2

    Have 3 1/2" blades and an adjustable gauge.  Used for seaming operation and bending in situations where it is impossible or inconvenient to bend metal on a brake.  What is the tool?

    • File Seamer

    • Flat Seamer

    • Hacksaws

    • Handy Seamer or Tongs

    Correct Answer
    A. Handy Seamer or Tongs
    Explanation
    The tool described in the question has 3 1/2" blades and an adjustable gauge. It is used for seaming operations and bending in situations where bending metal on a brake is not possible or convenient. The correct answer is Handy Seamer or Tongs.

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  • 14. 
    Used to draw, finish and deburr rivets and comes in various sizes.   - ProProfs

    Used to draw, finish and deburr rivets and comes in various sizes.  

    • Chisel

    • Rivet Hammer

    • Rivet Set

    • Set Rivet

    Correct Answer
    A. Rivet Set
    Explanation
    A rivet set is a tool that is used to draw, finish, and deburr rivets. It comes in various sizes to accommodate different types and sizes of rivets. This tool is specifically designed to shape and secure rivets in place during the riveting process. It is an essential tool for anyone working with rivets, as it ensures a proper and secure installation.

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  • 15. 

    Commonly called a Cornice brake, it is used for bending and folding the edges of metal.   What part is it?

    • Clamping Handle

    • Bending Leaf Handle

    • Hand Brake

    • Rotary Handle

    Correct Answer
    A. Hand Brake
    Explanation
    A hand brake, commonly called a Cornice brake, is used for bending and folding the edges of metal. It is a tool that allows for precise and controlled bending of metal sheets. The other options, such as the clamping handle, bending leaf handle, and rotary handle, do not specifically refer to a tool used for bending and folding metal edges.

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  • 16. 

    When using grinders, you should never grind on the ----?---- of the wheels.

    • Corner

    • Back

    • Side

    • Metal

    Correct Answer
    A. Side
    Explanation
    When using grinders, it is important to never grind on the side of the wheels. Grinding on the side of the wheels can cause the wheels to become unbalanced and can lead to the wheel breaking or shattering. Grinding on the side of the wheels can also cause the grinder to kick back, which can be dangerous for the operator. It is important to always use grinders properly and follow safety guidelines to prevent accidents and injuries.

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  • 17. 

    It may be either straight or combination blade snips. Used for routine cutting on 26 Gauge or lighter.  What type of snips?

    • General Purpose Snips

    • Aviation Snips

    • 30 Degree Snips

    • Bull Dog Snips

    Correct Answer
    A. General Purpose Snips
    Explanation
    General Purpose Snips are the most suitable type of snips for routine cutting on 26 Gauge or lighter materials. They can be either straight or combination blade snips, making them versatile for various cutting tasks. These snips are designed to provide a general and versatile cutting ability, making them suitable for a wide range of applications.

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  • 18. 
    Used to form various edges and seams. Bends metal 22 gauge and lighter.  Bends up to 165 degrees and lengths up to 36".  What is it? - ProProfs

    Used to form various edges and seams. Bends metal 22 gauge and lighter.  Bends up to 165 degrees and lengths up to 36".  What is it?

    • Bench Grinder

    • Bar folder

    • Bender

    • Vises

    Correct Answer
    A. Bar folder
    Explanation
    A bar folder is a tool that is used to form various edges and seams in metal. It is capable of bending metal that is 22 gauge and lighter. It can bend up to 165 degrees and can handle lengths up to 36". A bar folder is a versatile tool that is commonly used in metalworking and fabrication processes.

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  • 19. 

    Which hand-held punch is used to mark points when laying out patterns on sheet metal?

    • Center Punch

    • Prick punch

    • Solid Punch

    • Hollow Punch

    Correct Answer
    A. Prick punch
    Explanation
    A prick punch is a hand-held punch that is used to mark points when laying out patterns on sheet metal. It is designed with a sharp, pointed tip that allows for precise marking on the metal surface. This type of punch is commonly used in metalworking and fabrication processes to create accurate reference points for drilling, cutting, or bending operations. The sharp point of the prick punch ensures that the mark is clear and visible, making it an essential tool for accurate layout work on sheet metal.

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  • 20. 

    This file is a purpose, single cut file and used for finish filing. What kind of file is it?

    • Mill File

    • Knife File

    • Three Square File

    • Flat FIle

    Correct Answer
    A. Mill File
    Explanation
    A mill file is a type of file that is specifically designed for finish filing. It is a single cut file, meaning it has rows of teeth that are cut in one direction only, allowing for smooth and precise filing. Mill files are commonly used in metalworking and woodworking to shape and smooth surfaces.

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  • 21. 
    Commonly known as drill bits, they are used to drill holes in sheet metal and other construction materials.  They can be made of carbon steel or high-speed alloy steel.  What is it? - ProProfs

    Commonly known as drill bits, they are used to drill holes in sheet metal and other construction materials.  They can be made of carbon steel or high-speed alloy steel.  What is it?

    • Spiral Drills

    • Twist Drills

    • Drill Bits

    • Shank Bits

    Correct Answer
    A. Twist Drills
    Explanation
    Twist drills are commonly known as drill bits and are used to drill holes in sheet metal and other construction materials. They can be made of carbon steel or high-speed alloy steel.

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  • 22. 

    Bend Radius is the degree of sharpness or square in the finished bend.  There must be an allowance for the sheet metal that is being bent; this allowance is known as what?

    • Bend Radius

    • Pittsburgh Pocket Bend

    • Overall Radius

    • The Setback

    Correct Answer
    A. The Setback
    Explanation
    The allowance for the sheet metal that is being bent is known as the setback.

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  • 23. 

     Slightly curved face with beveled edges to prevent the head of the hammer from marking metal.  What tool is it?

    • Setting Hammer

    • Ball peen

    • Mallet

    • Riveting Hammer

    Correct Answer
    A. Riveting Hammer
    Explanation
    A riveting hammer is the correct answer because it has a slightly curved face with beveled edges. This design helps prevent the head of the hammer from marking metal when it is used for riveting. The curved face and beveled edges allow for a more controlled and precise strike, ensuring that the metal is not damaged during the riveting process.

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