Question 1

​What can a welder do to prevent possibly swaying while welding?

Accepted Answer

A)  ​Keep both feet flat on the floor. 
B)  ​Try to make all of the welds in the flat position so it is easier to stand still. 
C)  ​They should lean against or hold onto a stable object. 
D)  ​Loop the welding lead over the welding table so it is not as likely to sway as you weld. 
A)  ​Keep both feet flat on the floor. 
B)  ​Try to make all of the welds in the flat position so it is easier to stand still. 
C)  ​They should lean against or hold onto a stable object. 
D)  ​Loop the welding lead over the welding table so it is not as likely to sway as you weld.

Question 2

Describe the distribution of heat on both plates during a tee weld.

Accepted Answer

The heat is not distributed uniformly be

Question 3

A(n) ____________________ joint is made by placing plates at a 90 degree angle to each other, with the edges forming a V groove.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n) ____________________ joint is made by placing...

Question 4

If arc length is shortened, metal transferring across the gap may short out the electrode, causing it to ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  produce excessive slag 
B)  stick to the plate 
C)  burn through the metal 
D)  produce excessive spatter 
A)  produce excessive slag 
B)  stick to the plate 
C)  burn through the metal 
D)  produce excessive spatter

Question 5

____ welds are more difficult to perform than most other welds.

Accepted Answer

A)  Horizontal tee 
B)  Horizontal lap 
C)  Overhead 
D)  Horizontal butt 
A)  Horizontal tee 
B)  Horizontal lap 
C)  Overhead 
D)  Horizontal butt

Question 6

​What does the term work angle refer to?

Accepted Answer

A)  ​The relationship of the angle of the plate and horizon, i.e.vertical, flat, or overhead. 
B)  ​The angle you are welding at and the direction you are welding. 
C)  ​The relationship between the electrode holder and the electrode. 
D)  ​The relationship between the center of the electrode and the surface of the work. 
A)  ​The relationship of the angle of the plate and horizon, i.e.vertical, flat, or overhead. 
B)  ​The angle you are welding at and the direction you are welding. 
C)  ​The relationship between the electrode holder and the electrode. 
D)  ​The relationship between the center of the electrode and the surface of the work.

Question 7

A ____ electrode angle pushes the molten metal away from the leading edge of the molten weld pool toward the back where it solidifies.

Accepted Answer

A)  leading 
B)  right 
C)  trailing 
D)  straight 
A)  leading 
B)  right 
C)  trailing 
D)  straight

Question 8

Electrodes with ____ do not have heavy slags and are suitable for flat tee and lap joints.

Accepted Answer

A)  cellulose-based fluxes 
B)  rutile-based fluxes 
C)  mineral-based fluxes 
D)  silicon-based fluxes 
A)  cellulose-based fluxes 
B)  rutile-based fluxes 
C)  mineral-based fluxes 
D)  silicon-based fluxes

Question 9

A(n) ____________________ joint is made by placing the edges of the plates together evenly, with no gap between the plates.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n) ____________________ joint is made by placing...

Question 10

If the current is set too high, the electrode covering is discolored more than ____ from the end of the electrode.

Accepted Answer

A)  1/16 in.to 1/8 in. 
B)  1/8 in.to 1/4 in. 
C)  1/4 in.to 1/2 in. 
D)  1/2 in.to 3/4 in. 
A)  1/16 in.to 1/8 in. 
B)  1/8 in.to 1/4 in. 
C)  1/4 in.to 1/2 in. 
D)  1/2 in.to 3/4 in.

Exam 4: Shielded Metal Arc Welding of Plate

​What can a welder do to prevent possibly swaying while welding?

Describe the distribution of heat on both plates during a tee weld.

A(n) ____________________ joint is made by placing plates at a 90 degree angle to each other, with the edges forming a V groove.

If arc length is shortened, metal transferring across the gap may short out the electrode, causing it to ____.

____ welds are more difficult to perform than most other welds.

​What does the term work angle refer to?

A ____ electrode angle pushes the molten metal away from the leading edge of the molten weld pool toward the back where it solidifies.

Electrodes with ____ do not have heavy slags and are suitable for flat tee and lap joints.

A(n) ____________________ joint is made by placing the edges of the plates together evenly, with no gap between the plates.

If the current is set too high, the electrode covering is discolored more than ____ from the end of the electrode.

Introduction to Welding

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Shielded Metal Arc Equipment, Setup, and Operation

Shielded Metal Arc Welding of Pipe

Shielded Metal Arc Welding Aws Sense Certification

Flame Cutting

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Gas Metal Arc Welding Equipment, Setup, and Operation

Gas Metal Arc Welding

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Flux Cored Arc Welding

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Gas Metal Arc and Flux Cored Arc Welding Aws Sense Certification

Gas Tungsten Arc Welding Equipment, Setup, Operation, and Filler Metals

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Oxyfuel Welding and Cutting Equipment, Setup, and Operation

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What can a welder do to prevent possibly swaying while welding?

What does the term work angle refer to?