1.

Computer Aided Process Planning is very much suitable for

a. Large Scale Industries
b. Small Scale Industries
c. Service Industries
d. Micro Industries
2.Process plan is also called as
a. Control Chart
b. Route Sheet
c. Process Table
d. Flow Diagram
3. Which of the following processes refers to the assembly of components?
a. Synthetic
b. Analytical
c. Conditioning
d. Extractive
43. The point below the Break Even point in Break Even chart is called as,
a. Profit
b. Loss
c. Profit and Loss equal point
d. Neither Profit nor Loss point
5. The point above the Break Even point in Break Even chart is called as,
a. Profit
b. Loss
c. Profit and Loss equal point
d. Neither Profit nor Loss point
6. Capital investment is high in which type of production system?
a. Batch Production
b. Intermittent Production
c. Mass Production
d. Job Order Production
7. Products are produced in small volume in which type of production system?
a. Batch Production
b. Process Production
c. Mass Production
d. Job Order Production
8. In which Process, Raw material undergoes change in forms?

a. Synthetic
b. Analytical
c. Conditioning
d. Extractive
9. Process plan is fixed and done only once in which type of production?
a. Project type production
b. Mass Production
c. Batch production
d. Job Order production
10. In a Break Even chart, at break even point,
a. Fixed cost = Variable cost
b. Fixed cost = Sales revenue
c. Sales revenue = T.C F.C
d. Sales revenue = F.C + V.C
11. Which of the following methods generates consistent process plans rapidly?
a. Manual process planning
b. Generative CAPP
c. Retrieval CAPP
d. Variant CAPP
12. The first step in process planning activities is
a. Drawing interpretation
b. Material evaluation
c. Process selection
d. Cost estimation
13.Which of the following methods assumes that the loss of value of a machine is directly
proportional to its age?
a. Straight line
b. Sinking Fund
c. Annuity Charge
d. Insurance Policy
14. The materials needed in various shops for helping the direct materials to be converted into
finished products are categorized as
a. Indirect Expenses
b. Indirect Materials
c. Direct Materials
d. Overhead expenses
15. Fatigue allowance is generally considered as
a. 4% of Total time
b. 5% of Total time
c. 6% of Total time
d. 7% of Total time

16. The allowance which provides a workman an opportunity to recover from physiological
and Psychological effect is
a. Fatigue allowance
b. Contingency allowance
c. Process allowance
d. Interference allowance
17. Efficiency of the operator is given by
a. (Basic Time/Actual Time) x 100
b. (Basic Time/Standard Time) x 100
c. (Standard Time/Actual Time) x 100
d. (Actual Time/Standard Time) x 100
18. The amount of depreciation by straight line method is given by(C-initial cost, S-Scrap value, N life time)
a. D = Rs. (C-S)/(N-1)
b. D = Rs. (S-N)/(C-1)
c. D = Rs. (N-S)/C
d. D = Rs. (C-S)/N
19. The material which becomes the part of a part are categorized as
a. Direct Expenses
b. Direct Materials
c. Indirect Expenses
d. Indirect Materials
20. Which of the following is considered for calculating operation time?
a. Set up time
b. Tear down time
c. Handling time
d. Wastage time
21. Cost of advertisement and publicity is accounted under
a. Selling expenses
b. Distribution expenses
c. Administrative expenses
d. Office expenses
22.Insurance of office comes under
a. Factory expenses
b. Distribution expenses
c. Administrative expenses
d. Sales expenses
23. Cost of advertisement and publicity is accounted under
a. Factory expenses
b. Distribution expenses
c. Administrative expenses
d. Sales expenses
24. Time taken to remove jobs, tools and other auxiliary equipment from the machine after
the last element of operation has been completed is
a. Set up time
b. Handling time
c. Machining time
d. Tear down time
25. Bolt heads are normally made by
a. Hot forging
b. Cold forging
c. Casting
d. Moulding
26. Crank Shafts are made by
a. Hot forging
b. Cold forging
c. Casting
d. Moulding
27. Generally how much Scale loss is taken from net weight?
a. 4%
b. 5%
c. 6%
d. 7%
28. Draft allowances in a pattern is provided on
a. all dimensions
b. All vertical surfaces
c. All horizontal surfaces
d. Selected surfaces on both vertical and horizontal
29.What is the outer draft angle limit for Wood?
a. 0.350 1.50 degrees
b. 0.250 1.00 degrees
c. 0.500 3.00 degrees
d. 0.250 3.00 degrees

30. The replica of the object to make a product in casting process is called as
a. Pattern
b. Casting
c. Mould
d. Core
31. Generally how much percentage is considered for shear loss from net weight?
a. 4 %
b. 5 %
c. 6 %
d. 7 %
32. The process of opening a already punched hole by using a tapered tool is
a. Setting down
b. Fullering
c. Drifting
d. Swaging
33. The process of increasing the length of bar and reducing its thickness or width is
a. Setting down
b. Fullering
c. Drifting
d. Swaging
34. The allowance provided to the pattern to facilitate the withdrawl without damaging the
vertical sides of the mould is
a. Contraction allowance
b. Draft allowance
c. Distortion allowance
d. Shake allowance
35. The cavity or a matrix formed by a heat resistant material (usually sand) is called as
a. Pattern
b. Casting
c. Mould
d. Core
36. Leftward welding is economical for plate thickness in the range of
a. 1 to 3 mm
b. 1 to 5 mm
c. 6 to 8 mm
d. 6 to 25 mm
37. Gas welding is a type of
a. Plastic welding
b. Fusion welding
c. Fission welding
d. Electric welding
38. The flame which has more acetylene than oxygen is
a. Normal flame
b. Neutral flame
c. Carburising flame
d. Oxidising flame
39. The process of making cylindrical shapes from sheets is called as
a. Breaking Out
b. Bending
c. Turning Up
d. Wiring
40. For capacity calculation of power press, the empirical relation for maximum pressure
available, when shaft is driven from both end is given by
a. 0.2 D2 tonnes
b. 0.4 D2 tonnes
c. 0.5 D2 tonnes
d. 0.75 D2 tonnes
41.Backward welding is done
a. From RH of seam to LH side
b. From LH of seam to RH side
c. Vertical from seam top to bottom
d. Vertical from seam bottom to top
42. Rightward welding is economical for plate thickness in the range of
a. Less than 5 mm
b. More than 5 mm
c. 1 to 5 mm
d. 3 to 5 mm
43. The different combination of gases used to obtain the hot flame is
a. Oxygen and Acetylene
b. Acetylene and Hydrogen
c. Acetylene and Propane
d. Hydrogen and Propane
44. The process of beating the metal for giving it concave shape is
a. Turning up
b. Raising

c. Hollowing
d. Planishing
45. In single seam sheet metal joint, the allowance is taken as
a. 2 times the sheet thickness
b. 5 times the sheet thickness
c. 7 times the sheet thickness
d. 9 times the sheet thickness
46. The process in which the edges of the sheet are folded once is called as
a. Bending
b. Raising
c. Wiring
d. Hemming
47. For capacity calculation of power press, the shearing stress for mild steel is taken as
a. 0.72 tonnes/cm2
b. 3.1 tonnes/cm2
c. 5.7 tonnes/cm2
d. 0.3 tonnes/cm2
48. Cutting Speed depends on
b. the work piece material only
a. the cutting tool material only
c. Tool signature and Tool material d. Cutting tool material, work piece material and the operation
49. Tapping is a process of
a. Machining operation
b. Internal threading operation
c. External threading operation
d. Grooving operation
50. In cylindrical grinding operation feed for roughing cut is taken as,
a. 0.1 to 0.25 times the width of wheel
b. 0.25 to 0.5 times the width of wheel
c. 0.5 to 0.75 times the width of wheel
d. 0.75 to 0.9 times the width of wheel
51. Time required for turning is given by
a. T = f / (L x N) min.
b. T = L / (f x N) min.
c. T = (L x N) / f min.
d. T = (L x f) / N min.
52. Cutting speed is expressed in
a. metre / minute
b. revolutions / minute
c. mm / revolution
d. revolutions / mm
53. For Surface grinding operation, no. of strokes required can be obtained from
a. Length of table / speed of table
b. Depth of cut / feed
c. Width of table / feed
d. Depends upon the thickness of job
54.Grinding process in which the job is held between two centres is called as
a. Surface grinding
b. Cylindrical grinding
c. Centreless grinding
d. Internal grinding
55. Cutting Speed depends on
b. the work piece material only
a. the cutting tool material only
c. Tool signature and Tool material d. Cutting tool material, work piece material and the operation
56. What is the purpose of Knurling operation?
a. To give good surface finish
b. To provide grip over the surface
c. To clean the burrs
d. To enlarge the already drilled hole
57. In milling operations, added table travel is equal to
a. Length of job + over travel
b. Length of job + approach
c. Length of job
d. Approach + over travel
58.The distance the tool advances for each revolution of the work piece is
a. Speed
b. Cutting speed
c. Feed
d. Depth of cut
59. The perpendicular distance measured from the machined surface to the uncut surface of the work is
a. Speed
b. Cutting speed
c. Feed
d. Depth of cut