Q:- Welding may be done by which of the following processes:

1. SAW
2. SMAW
3. GTAW
4. GMAW
5. all of the above

Q:- What is the range of thickness of base metals that AWS D1.1 covers?

1. All thicknesses
2. All thicknesses exceeding 1/8 inch
3. Only thicknesses between 1/8 inch and 1 inch
4. Thicknesses of 1/8 inch and greater

Q:- Open corner joint is one of the following

1. BUTT WELD
2. FILLET WELD
3. PLUG WELD
4. SPOT WELD

Q:-What is meant by the term duty cycle?

A. How long a welder can weld for in a given period 
B. The amount of time the electrodes are being used 
C. The amount of time a welding machine can be weld 
D. The amount of electricity being consumed 

Q:- Why is the arc shielded. When using an arc welding process?

A. To eliminate the colling from the arc 
B. To retarded cooling rate of solidify metal 
C. To excluded the atmosphere from the arc region 
D. The arc not always shielded when using an arc welding process 

Q:- Cast and helix are terms that refers to

A. Ingredients in the flux coating
B. Bead deposition techniques for distortion control
C.quality of the welding wires
D. Sources from which wires are drawn 

Q:- Undercutting adjacent to the final bead on the outside of production pipe welds shall:

1. Not be permitted
2. Not be more than 1/32 inch or 12.5% of the pipe wall thickness, whichever is smaller
3. Not be more than 1/8 inch or 6% of the pipe wall thickness, whichever is smaller
4. Always be acceptable if the inspector does not see it
5. None of the above

Q:- When automatic or semiautomatic welding is used, which of the following shall be removed by grinding before welding over them?

1. Surface Porosity Clusters
2. Bead Starts
3. High Points
4. All of the above
5. None of the above

Q:- In a fillet weld fracture test the specimen is broken with

1. The fillet weld in tesnsion 
2. The fillet weld in compression 
3. No specific method need to be adapted 
4. Suitable machining 

Q:- To BS 499 part 2, which of the following is true for a welding symbol?

1. This or arrow side of the joint goes on top of the reference line 
2. This or arrow side of the joint goes below the reference line 
3. This or arrow side of the joint goes in the middle of the reference line 
4. All of the above

Q:- What F – number(s) apply to the proper filler metal for this qualification?

A. 1 and 6
B. 2 and 6
C. 1 and 4
D. 4 only
E. 1 only

Q:-What test specimens are required for this qualification test?

A. 2 reduced section tensiles, 2root bends, 2 face bends
B. 2 reduced section tensiles, 4 side bends
C. 2 reduced section tensiles, 2root bends, 2 face bends, 2 macro etch specimens
D. 2 reduced section tensiles, 2root bends, 2 face bends, 4 side bends
E. None of the above

Q:- The exposed surfaces of each fillet-weld-break specimen shall show:

1. No Slag inclusions greater than 1/4 inch
2. At least 3/4 inches sound metal between adjacent inclusions
3. Complete penetration and fusion
4. The tensile strength of the specimen
5. None of the above

Q:- Which of the following is not the reason for the increase of HAZ cracking when welding carbon manganese steels?

1. Fast cooling after welding
2. High manganese content
3. High carbon content
4. None of the above

Q:- On a single V butt weld, the distance through the center of the weld from root to face is called

1. Reinforcement

2. Penetration

3. Throat Thickness

4. None of the Above

Q:- For pipe ends of the same nominal wall thickness, the alignment offset requirement is:

1. Not more than 1/4 inch
2. Not more than 1/8 inch 
3. Not more than 1/32 inch 
4. If misalignment is larger than 1/16 inch due to dimensional variations, it shall be equally 
distributed around the circumference of the pipe.
5. None of the above

Q:- What is the required electrode classification for this qualification?

A. E70XX
B. ER70S-X
C. E6XT-X
D. A and B

Q:-For what thickness will this Procedure be qualified if the required tests are successfully passed?

a. Unlimited

b. 1/8 to 2T inches

c. 1/8 to unlimited

d. Both a and b

e. Both b and c

Q:- Atmospheres for shielding an arc may consist of:

1. Inert gases, active gases, or mixtures of inert and active gases 
2. Only inert gases are permitted 
3. Only active gases are permitted 
4. No gases are permitted for welding
5. none of the above

Q:- What is the required preheat and interpass temperature for this Procedure?

A. 225° F minimum to 107°C maximum

B. 300° F minimum to 150°C maximum

C. 150° F minimum to 107°C maximum

D. 225° F minimum to 107°C minimum

E. None of the above