1. What is welding?
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A. Welding is a
manufacturing process.
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B. Welding is a metals
fabrication trade.
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C. Welding is a metal
joining process by the use of heat. Welding is a
job skill.
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D. Welding can not be
defined.
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2. When was welding discovered?
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A. During the Industrial
Revolution.
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B. In ancient times.
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C. During the
renaissance.
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D. During the Middle
Ages.
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3. What is the best source of information and
resources on the subject of welding technology?
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A. The American Society
for Metals.
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B. Any published welding
text book.
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C. Anywhere on the
Internet.
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D. The American Welding
Society.
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4. Where can you learn to weld?
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A. Company or Union
training programs.
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B. The Military, Job or
Peace Corps.
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C. Technical School or
College.
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D. Any of the above.
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5. What tradesman may sometimes work mainly with
the skill of welding?
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A. SteamFitter /
PipePitter / Boilermaker.
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B. Iron worker /
ShipFitter / SheetMetal worker.
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C. Auto / Aerospace
worker.
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D. All of the above.
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6. How many types of welding ( welding process )
are there?
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A. Over 150.
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B. 25 to 50.
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C. Over 50.
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D. 5 to 10.
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7. The skill level required for weldors may best
be classified as?
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A. Low - Skilled.
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B. Semi - Skilled.
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C. Highly - Skilled
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D. Very diversified.
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8. Where do Weldors usually work?
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A. Indoors /
Fabrication.
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B. High Altitudes /
OffShore.
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C. Underwater /
Atmospheric Chambers.
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D. Anywhere.
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E. Outdoors /
Construction.
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9. What are the major occupational hazards for
the weldor?
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A. IR and UV
radiation.
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B. Toxic fumes an
Explosions.
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C. Electrical Hazard and
Extreem Temperatures.
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D. Any or all fo the
above.
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10. What is the first consideration in any
welding operation?
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A. Quality, procedures and
specifications.
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B. Knowledege of safety
and accident prevention.
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C. Technical knowledge of
the welding process.
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D. Labor cost and overhead
expenses.
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