1. . Measuring Jaws are the Part of:
(A) Dial Caliper
(B) Dial Indicator
(C) Dial Bore Gauge
(D) All of the Above
2. . Least Count of a Dial Caliper is:
(A) 0.01
(B) 0.02
(C) 0.1
(D) 0.05
3. . The gauge used to measure the thickness of sheets, plates, and paper is:
(A) Dial Thickness Gauge
(B) Dial Indicator
(C) Dial Bore Gauge
(D) All of the Above
4. . Least Count of a Dial Indicator is:
(A) 0.02
(B) 0.01
(C) 0.001
(D) 0.02
5. . Dial instruments are easier to use than:
(A) Inside Caliper
(B) Divider
(C) Vernier instruments
(D) None of the above
6. . One revolution of pointer of Dial Thickness Gauge equals to:
(A) 0.1 mm
(B) 0.1 mm
(C) 0.2 mm
(D) 0.3 mm
7. . Zero Error may be removed in:
(A) Dial Caliper
(B) Vernier Caliper
(C) Inside Caliper
(D) Depth Gauges
8. . Depth Bar is the part of:
(A) Dial Indicator
(B) Dial Caliper
(C) Dial Thickness Gauge
(D) Dial Bore Gauge
9. . These are mostly used by machinists to measure the inner diameter of bores in motor engines:
(A) Dial Indicator
(B) Dial Caliper
(C) Dial Thickness Gauge
(D) Dial Bore Gauge
10. . It is fixed to the frame and indicates the linear displacement of a movable anvil with a high degree of precision:
(A) Dial Micrometer
(B) Dial Caliper
(C) Dial Thickness Gauge
(D) Dial Bore Gauge