Welding Print Reading Practice Exam

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• What is the name of the test in which a specimen is bent into a U shape or until it breaks?
• Which of the following is not commonly referred to as another name for a parts list?
• Which weld joint configuration is used when two pieces of metal are aligned side by side?
• Material specifications must be adhered to for what purpose?
• What do we call a tolerance that applies to a specific dimension?
• In dual dimensioned drawings, how are metric dimensions typically presented?
• What do extension lines indicate in a dimension?
• A welder who specializes in repairing machine parts and modifying existing products is known as what type of welder?
• Is a size dimension required for square-groove welds?
• What is a characteristic of a groove weld?
• Which type of weld is typically used for repairing metal surfaces?
• Which of the following terms refers to lines and figures with specific meanings on a drawing?
• What is the primary advantage of using CAD in the welding industry?
• What does the effective throat of a weld usually describe?
• What is meant by "joint penetration" in welding terms?
• The line that signifies the edge of a material in a drawing is known as what type of line?
• In terms of welds, what indicates locations for starting and finishing?
• Which weld is primarily used for filling gaps in joints?
• What does the blueprint process involve?
• What does backing refer to in the context of welding?
• What is the operation to convert millimeters back to inches?
• Which of the following describes hatching in welding prints?
• Which of the following is true regarding groove weld penetration?
• What type of decimal number represents less than a whole number?
• Visible lines are primarily used for what purpose in technical drawings?
• In a US dual dimensioned drawing, where does the inch dimension appear in the position method?
• What is the purpose of a joint in welding?
• True or False: A detail drawing is sufficient for the fabrication of multiple parts.
• What does linear measure refer to in welding drawings?
• What type of system uses information from CAD drawings to produce parts and assemblies?
• What is the type of NDE test that involves coating a part with dye and then a developer?
• What type of drawing is ideal for testing prototypes and assemblies?
• What welding technique involves creating a groove that will receive a weld?
• Welders may work from a sketch if which condition is met?
• What is the term for the opening between two metal pieces being joined by a groove weld?
• A welding symbol that is drawn in the same plane as the weld is referred to as what?
• What does the symbol for flat contour indicate in a welding print?
• What term describes a non-standard part that is made specifically to fit a particular application?
• What are the parts of the groove face that lie within the joint root referred to as?
• Which of the following items is typically not included on a welding print?
• What is the purpose of back welds in welding?
• Which dimension is used to describe the total length, width, or height of an object?
• When are back welds typically made in relation to groove welds?
• Which type of tolerance is given in a tolerance box or note that applies to the entire print?
• The views and features shown on a print combine to describe the ______ of an object
• What is the function of hidden lines in a technical drawing?
• What is a dimension called that is provided for convenience and is not used for measuring?
• What term describes the marks or divisions visible on the edge of a ruler?
• What is another term for the process of xerography?
• The throat of a weld primarily affects what aspect of the weld?
• Are dimensions shown as inches and decimals indicative of the need for higher precision in work?
• A measurement that includes both the maximum and minimum permissible sizes of a feature is known as what?
• What does a tolerance in dimensions indicate?
• What does the term "tolerance" refer to in dimensions?
• Which of the following describes a drawing that does not incorporate both inch and metric units?
• Which line indicates the outline of an object?
• Which reproduction technique was developed to minimize the storage needed for original drawings?
• What does the term 'finish symbols' specifically refer to?
• Can dual dimensioned drawings aid in understanding both English and metric systems?
• What is a print where dark lines are printed on a white background called?
• What is the primary purpose of dual dimensioning in welding drawings?
• Which component of the welding symbol is critical for showing the direction of the weld?
• What term is used for the center-to-center spacing of an intermittent weld?
• When a feature of a part is used as a reference for measurement, it is termed what?
• Which type of drawing contains both part details and how the parts fit together?
• What kind of line is used to represent the placement of a dimension?
• Is it necessary for a groove weld to have dimensions provided to ensure proper execution?
• What unique feature does a pen plotter offer in comparison to other printers?
• Which of the following is a common material used for welding electrodes?
• Is a full-size drawing an example of a scale drawing?
• What is the shortest distance between the weld root and the face of the weld called?
• Is hatching used as an alternative to welding symbols?
• Which equation correctly converts 3.25 inches to millimeters?
• Can nonpreferred weld symbols be found on new prints?
• What type of weld would be most effective for joining two plates at right angles?
• What is the symbol for a flat contour in welding?
• What term describes the total length of an object in dimensions?
• Which type of geometric tolerance controls the variation of straightness and circularity relative to a cylindrical part's centerline?
• What term describes the controlled processes of heating and cooling of metal to induce physical changes?
• What distinguishes the symbol for a melt-through weld from an all-around fillet weld?
• When incorporating angles in dimensions, the unit of measurement used is typically?
• What happens to the weld size when it is not specifically indicated on a welding symbol?
• What is the correct equation to convert 7.5 inches to feet?
• A drawing that shows both part details and how the parts fit together is referred to as what?
• Is the buildup of a groove weld above the surface of the base material ever removed?
• The purpose of annealing a metal is to
• How is an extension line different from a dimension line?
• In a division operation, which term refers to the number being divided?
• Does a full-size drawing typically represent the actual size of the part to be manufactured?
• True or False: Welders always need a detailed print for fieldwork.
• What unit is a metric rule graduated in?
• What is the term for the minimum distance between the weld root and weld face?
• What is used to depict internal features on a drawing?
• A welder in a mass production setting doing the same welding procedure repeatedly is known as what type of welder?
• Which device operates based on electrostatic principles and is used for printing?
• When no dimension is provided on a welding symbol, what should be assumed about the joint?
• What is true about the symbol for cast iron in technical drawings?
• Which dimensions are used to show individual items, such as the center of a hole?
• In US dual dimensioned drawings, what encloses the metric dimension?
• What is the method of dimensioning called where all dimensions are read from the bottom of the print?
• Are back welds performed before or after the primary weld process is complete?
• Another name for a routing sheet is
• What do finish symbols in welding represent?
• In a joint, how is joint penetration defined?
• What term describes a welding drawing that includes both inch units and metric units?
• What is the primary purpose of symbols in welding drawings?
• What does the term "dimensioning" refer to on a technical drawing?
• Which type of dimension is measured in degrees, minutes, and seconds?
• The distance measured from the top of a member to the point of tangency defines what in welding?
• A decimal rule typically has how many divisions on one edge?
• A tolerance allowing variance in only one direction is known as what?
• Are the terms weld symbol and welding symbol interchangeable?
• Which type of weld is characterized by a roughly triangular shape?
• How should weld dimensions generally be indicated on a print?
• What aspect do CAD drawings predominantly improve in the design process?
• What do the lines and figures in welding drawings represent?
• Which of the following methods is not considered a standard finishing method?
• What is the primary purpose of drawings in the welding industry?
• What term describes the arrangement of metal pieces in relation to each other for welding?
• True or False: A balloon on a drawing denotes the name of the component.
• How many millimeters are in one inch?
• How is additional information indicated in the tail of a welding symbol?
• Where is the weld length placed when included in a welding symbol?
• What is indicated by center lines in technical drawings?
• Which of the following dimensions specifies the location of a hole in a part?
• What is the purpose of a welding symbol on a print?
• What is a characteristic of backing welds?
• What may parts lists include regarding the components?
• How does a laser printer differ from an inkjet printer in terms of functionality?
• What does CAM stand for in manufacturing?
• What part of a welding symbol represents the cross-sectional shape of a weld?
• The centers of holes, weld plugs, and round parts are shown on prints using ______ lines
• What is the depth dimension for a flare-V-groove weld measured from?
• Which type of weld requires a separate reference line for each weld?
• What is the point where the weld face meets the base metal called?
• What is the part of a joint to be welded where the members align closely called?
• In welding terminology, what is the term for the surface that comprises the intersection of the weld face and the base metal?
• True or False: Each part needs a separate print, even the smallest ones.
• Which weld type uses increments on one side alternated with respect to those on the other side?
• How can the extent and location of a fillet weld be shown on a print view?
• A field weld symbol indicates that the weld is to be made where?
• What is the term for the horizontal or vertical distance from the base material to the toe of a weld?
• What type of rule is indicated by a decimal marking system?
• Which term describes the format and organization of the data in a CAD file?
• A fraction is not in its lowest terms if:
• Which type of rule is marked in millimeters?
• What values do dimensions on a dual dimensioned print contain aside from English?
• What does it mean when a weld length is expressed in degrees?
• What type of weld is used to join round or formed metal parts?
• A dimension that refers to the space allowed for deviation in measurement is known as?
• In a working drawing, what type of dimensioning is typically preferred for clarity?
• Zoning is a technique used to track revisions on large drawings
• The angle formed by the bevel of a piece and a plane perpendicular to its surface is known as?
• What is a divided circle on an assembly drawing that shows a part number and indicates the required quantity of that part?
• What is the main component of a welding symbol that other elements connect to?
• Which of the following is a standard size B print?
• What should be included in the tail of a welding symbol?
• "AISI 1020 steel" is an example of a
• When are additional arrows used on a welding symbol?
• The heavy line labeled with letters at both ends that shows the direction from which a sectional view is taken is called a ______ line
• The electrostatic process primarily relies on which principle?
• What is the name of the item on a dual dimensioned drawing that indicates how dimensions can be identified?
• Which surface of a groove is considered as the joint member surface included in the groove?
• To convert a common fraction to a decimal fraction, what operation do you perform?
• What is the decimal equivalent of 5/4?
• In a groove weld, what is the gap at the joint root between workpieces called?
• Where is the size of a weld indicated on a welding symbol?
• What requirement exists for additional arrows in welding symbols?
• What type of geometric tolerances control attributes like flatness and straightness?
• In the case of round parts, how may the length of a joint be indicated?
• Which of the following is not a valid contour for the finished shape of a weld?
• Which reproduction technique uses an electrostatic charge to duplicate an original?
• A drawing that is scaled at one-half the size of the actual part is indicated by ______ in the title block
• Which of the following is not a physical change caused by heat treating a metal or alloy?
• Which of the following is a valid type of weld shape?
• What type of measurement is referred to when talking about the distance between two measurements in welding?
• Are notes included in drawings solely for decorative purposes?
• Where is information not found in the title block or dimensioned views but necessary for part manufacturing included?
• Which of the following describes numerical values relating to the size, location, or surface texture of a part?
• A fraction is said to be in lowest terms when:
• Does a work order list the specific processes required to create a part or subassembly?
• What is a common purpose of a white print in welding?
• Which term describes a surface, hole, or edge that is used as a datum?
• What do you call the total angle formed between the groove faces of two workpieces?
• True or False: A detailed drawing includes instructions on welding procedures.
• Which of the following lines would typically be found in CAD drawings?
• Are melt-through symbols required to have a back weld?
• What welding process is used to ensure that two pieces are joined securely at their base?
• What do divided circles on a drawing provide information about?
• What is the general term for a duplicate of an original drawing?
• What is an inexpensive computer output device that can fit on a desktop?
• What does the term "penetration" refer to in welding?
• What type of weld is created through a hole in one piece of metal to attach it to another piece?
• What modern technique is commonly used to create drawings today?
• What is another term for a print of an original drawing?
• Which type of weld is likely used to join two metal round bars in a side-by-side orientation?
• Which term is used for a fraction that is expressed in decimal form?
• What is the decimal fraction equivalent of three-fourths inch?
• In a drawing with both inch and millimeter dimensions, where is the inch dimension typically placed?
• What are the marks or divisions on the edge of a ruler commonly referred to as?
• Which of the following is a method to express a common fraction as a decimal?
• What is defined as an exact point, axis, or plane for the location of geometric features?
• Where are dimensions for preparation of groove welds indicated in relation to the weld symbol?
• What is another term for the base material being welded?
• Do all parts in a product, regardless of size, require a print?
• Do dual dimensioned drawings display dimensions in both fractional inches and decimal inches?
• What is the assumed size of a fillet weld if no size is specified?
• Is a convex contour an example of how groove weld buildup is typically treated?
• What describes the surface closest to the groove edge in a welded joint?
• What type of line illustrates the visible edges of an object in a technical drawing?
• What is one of the main benefits of using liquid penetrant testing?
• What type of dimensions can generally be read from the bottom of a print?
• In welding symbols, where would you typically find the notation?
• Which term is commonly used for prints made by any process, despite the actual process being outdated?
• Which type of line features an arrowhead at only one end?
• What is another name for a bill of materials?
• Geometric tolerances that control the alignment of features with respect to one or more datums are termed what?
• In welding print reading, which feature is critical for understanding measurements?
• How much of a meter is one millimeter equal to?
• What is the exposed surface of a weld referred to as?
• Which line type helps illustrate where a dimension ends?
• What term describes a fraction that cannot be simplified further?
• What purpose do balloons serve on drawings?
• What are the metal parts inserted in the joint root to maintain the root opening during welding called?
• What is the term for a number that divides evenly into both the numerator and the denominator of a fraction?
• Which output device mimics a human's drawing motion?
• What is the term for the part of the groove face located at the joint root?
• What are the required elements of a welding symbol?
• Which aspect of a groove weld is affected by the alignment of the members?
• What element provides a place for all other elements in a welding symbol?
• A detail drawing includes what type of information?
• What is the primary function of the groove angle in welding?
• What is a welder who repairs and modifies existing equipment called?
• What does the pitch of an intermittent weld refer to?
• Which of the following best describes the primary purpose of joint spacers in welding?
• When making a groove weld, is metal removal necessary for deeper penetration?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding bevel and J-groove welds?
• If angles are prepared on both plates of the base metal before welding, what are these angles called?
• The angle between a single bevel and a straight perpendicular line is known as?
• What term describes print created from a microfilm negative?
• What do we call the buildup of a groove weld that extends above the surface of the base material?
• What is referred to as the actual throat in welding?
• When a fillet weld has unequal legs, what indicates the weld orientation?
• What does the term "heat treatment" refer to in metalworking?
• Do material specifications provide the exact grade or substance for usage in a weldment?
• What method involves placing millimeters in brackets in United States drawings?
• What is the relationship between weld increments on opposite sides of a joint in staggered intermittent welds?
• What type of drawing primarily focuses on showing the design and dimensions of a weld?
• When examining a weld section, how is the length to be examined indicated if it is less than the full length?