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    Ch5: Angular Measurements

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    This document discusses various tools used to measure angles, including universal bevel protractors, sine bars, angle gauges, angle blocks, spirit levels, autocollimators, and angle dekkors. It provides multiple choice questions about the proper use of these tools and their capabilities. For example, it asks which quadrants on a universal bevel protractor allow direct reading of angles, the maximum angle that can be measured with a sine bar, and which instrument is capable of measuring compound angles.

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    This document discusses various tools used to measure angles, including universal bevel protractors, sine bars, angle gauges, angle blocks, spirit levels, autocollimators, and angle dekkors. It provides multiple choice questions about the proper use of these tools and their capabilities. For example, it asks which quadrants on a universal bevel protractor allow direct reading of angles, the maximum angle that can be measured with a sine bar, and which instrument is capable of measuring compound angles.

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    This document discusses various tools used to measure angles, including universal bevel protractors, sine bars, angle gauges, angle blocks, spirit levels, autocollimators, and angle dekkors. It provides multiple choice questions about the proper use of these tools and their capabilities. For example, it asks which quadrants on a universal bevel protractor allow direct reading of angles, the maximum angle that can be measured with a sine bar, and which instrument is capable of measuring compound angles.

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    Ch5: Angular Measurements

    1. While measuring the angle of a work piece using a universal


    bevel protractor in clockwise direction, in which quadrants can the
    angle beread directly from the scale?
    (a) Quadrants I and II
    (b) Quadrants I and III
    (c) Quadrant I only
    (d) All the quadrants

    2. Which of the following statements is false with respect to a


    bevel protractor?
    (a) If the angle of a work part is being measured in II quadrant,
    the actual angle is given by the supplement.
    (b) If the angle of a work part is being measured in IV quadrant,
    the actual angle is given by the supplement.
    (c) The angle measured in II quadrant is always an obtuse angle.
    (d) The angle measured in IV quadrant is always an acute angle.

    3. Which type of bevel protractor has a Vernier scale as well as an


    acute angle attachment?
    (a) Type A (c) Type C
    (b) Type B (d) Type D

    4. The purpose of providing relief holes in sine bars is to


    (a) improve accuracy (c) reduce weight
    (b) improve precision (d) reduce wear

    5. The maximum angle that can be set using a sine bar is limited
    to
    (a) 15° (c) 45°
    (b) 30° (d) 60°

    6. Which of the following statements is true?


    (a) The longer the sine bar, the better the accuracy.
    (b) The shorter the sine bar, the better the accuracy.
    (c) Accuracy of a sine bar does not depend on an ambient
    temperature.
    (d) A sine bar cannot measure unknown angles.
    7. What is the minimum number of angle gauges required to set
    any angle between 0° and 180° in increments of 5'?
    (a) 8 (c) 12
    (b) 10 (d) 15

    8. Which of the following statements is true?


    (a) An angle dekkor is a small variation of a clinometer.
    (b) An angle dekkor is a small variation of an autocollimator.
    (c) An angle dekkor is a small variation of a sine bar.
    (d) None of these

    9. Which of the following instruments is capable of measuring


    compound angles?
    (a) Sine centre
    (b) Compound sine plate
    (c) Compound surface plate
    (d) All of these

    10. Which of the following is correct if the 5° angle block is


    reversed and combined with the 30° angle block?
    (a) The resulting angle becomes 25°.
    (b) The resulting angle becomes 35°.
    (c) The resulting angle remains 30°.
    (d) Such a combination is not possible.

    11. It is much easier to calibrate angle gauge blocks compared to


    slip gauges, because
    (a) angle gauges are made of superior material
    (b) there are better instruments to calibrate angles rather than
    linear dimensions
    (c) the angle being measured is always a portion of a triangle
    comprising 180°
    (d) the angle being measured is a portion of a full circle and is,
    therefore, self-proving

    12. Which of the following can extend the range of the angle block
    set to 360°?
    (a) True square (c) Combination set
    (b) Try square (d) Sine plate
    13. The performance of the spirit level is governed by the
    geometrical relationship between the bubble and

    (a) a single datum


    (b) its top plate
    (c) two references
    (d) three references along mutually perpendicular
    directions

    The sensitivity of a spirit level depends on .14


    (a) the width of the bubble
    (b) accuracy of base plate
    (c) both (a) and (b)
    (d) the radius of curvature of the bubble tube

    15. Precision measurement of angles of non-mirror-quality


    surfaces is possible only with

    (a) a laser autocollimator


    (b) a visual autocollimator
    (c) an angle dekkor
    any of these )d(

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