Production Engineering

JKSSB Junior Engineer (Mechanical) · Material Science & Production Engineering · 36 practice questions with answers and explanations: 10 Easy, 26 Medium, 0 Hard.

Sample questions

Sample Easy question 1

Cutting internal threads in a hole is called:

  1. tapping
  2. knurling
  3. counter-boring
  4. reaming
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Answer: A. The internal thread is cut with a tap.

Sample Easy question 2

The process of pouring molten metal into a mould to obtain a solid shape is called:

  1. rolling
  2. extrusion
  3. forging
  4. casting
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Answer: D. Casting is one of the oldest shaping processes.

Sample Easy question 3

The allowance given on a pattern so that the casting can be machined to the final size is the:

  1. draft allowance
  2. shake allowance
  3. machining allowance
  4. shrinkage allowance
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Answer: C. Extra material is left for finishing.

Sample Medium question 4

A positive rake angle on a cutting tool:

  1. increases the cutting force
  2. reduces cutting force and power
  3. has no effect on the chip
  4. weakens nothing
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Answer: B. The tool edge becomes sharper but weaker.

Sample Medium question 5

A built-up edge is formed on a cutting tool when machining:

  1. brittle materials at high speed
  2. glass
  3. any material at very high speed
  4. ductile materials at low cutting speed
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Answer: D. Work material welds onto the tool face.

Sample Medium question 6

Discontinuous chips are formed when machining:

  1. brittle materials such as cast iron
  2. copper with a large rake
  3. aluminium at high speed
  4. mild steel at high speed
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Answer: A. The material fractures into small segments.

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