Welding Symbols Trivia Quiz!
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Questions and Answers
- 1.When the weld symbol is placed below the reference line, it shows that a weld is needed only on the ____________ side of the joint.
- A.
Arrow
- B.
Other
- 2.When the weld symbol is placed above the reference line, it shows that a weld is needed only on the ____________ side of the joint.
- A.
Arrow
- B.
Other
- 3.When the weld symbol is placed both above and below the reference line, it shows that a weld is needed on __________ side.
- A.
Arrow
- B.
Other
- C.
Both
- 4.The size of a fillet weld appears to the _______________ of the weld symbol.
- 5.The length of a fillet weld apears to the _______________ of the weld symbol.
- 6.Which symbol reflects the weld as pictured on a paper copy?
- A.
A-A
- B.
B-B
- C.
C-C
- D.
D- Both B and C
- 7.Which symbol reflects the weld with 1/4 above?
- A.
A-A
- B.
B-B
- C.
C-C
- D.
D- Both B and C
- 8.A flag at the tangent of the reference line and arrow means____________
- A.
Flag weld
- B.
Touchdown weld
- C.
Filed Weld
- D.
Field Weld
- 9.A circle at the tangent of the arrow and the reference line means welding to be:
- A.
In a circle
- B.
Done with a 'weave'
- C.
All around
- D.
All in a round
- 10.What type of weld is called out?
- A.
Single bevel groove
- B.
Double v-groove
- C.
Single v-groove
- D.
Double groovy weld
- 11.What type of weld is called out by the symbol?
- A.
Single bevel groove
- B.
Double v-groove
- C.
Single v-groove
- D.
Double groovy weld
- 12.What does AWS stand for?
- 13.What is our Hendrickson Mitchell Quality Policy?
- 14.Where will you typically find weld symbols?
- 15.What does BBS stand for?
This test is designed to test your basic welding knowledge; this is approximate to Certificate II level in trades such as Boilermaking or Fabricating.
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