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Question 1
1. A properly designed rivet joint has the major part of the load in the
rivets as a:
Compressive load
Tension load
Shear load
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2. Why are gussets used in the construction and repair of structural
members in an aircraft?
To provide access for the inspection of the structural members
To join the structural members together temporarily
To join and reinforce intersecting structural members
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Question 3
3. The longitudinal structural members of a semi-monocoque fuselage are
called:
Spars and stringers
Longerons and spars
Longerons and stringers
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Question 4
4. The drill used for drilling stainless steel should have an included angle
of:
120 degrees and turn at a slow speed
90 degrees and turn at a high speed
140 degrees and turn at a slow speed
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Question 5
5. To prevent undue wear on a file, when filing any metal other than soft
aluminum:
Apply pressure on both the forward and return strokes equally
Apply pressure on the forward stroke only
Either a double cut or second cut file can be used interchangeably
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Question 6
6. When using a reamer to finish a drilled hole to correct size:
Always turn the reamer in the opposite direction of cutting when removing
the reamer from the car
Always turn the reamer in the cutting direction when removing the reamer
from the hole
Always turn the reamer in the opposite direction of cutting when removing
the reamer from the hole
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7. The greatest amount of strength in a monocoque fuselage is derived
from:
The bulkheads
The longerons
The skin or covering
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8. One of the functions of the flutes cut into the shank of a twist drill is to:
Form the area where the drill bit attaches to the drill motor
Form the cutting edge of the drill point
Provide a means for the cooling oil to flow to the correct area
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Question 9
9. For drilling soft metals, an included angle of _______ is used.
65 degrees
65 degrees
90 degrees
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Question 10
10. For drilling hard metals, an included angle of _______ is used.
118 degrees
90 degrees
100 degrees
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