Manufacturing Processes MCQs (Part-14)

What is the main goal of surface finishing in manufacturing?

A Shape parts
B Cut material
C Improve product appearance
D Improve material hardness

What is the main advantage of additive manufacturing?

A High cost
B Complex geometries
C High material waste
D Slower production times

What is a primary characteristic of die casting?

A Material removal
B Using adhesives
C Shaping with molds
D Shaping with heat and pressure

What process uses powdered metals to create solid parts?

A Powder metallurgy
B Casting
C Forging
D Welding

Which of the following is used for creating parts by heating and pressing sheet metal?

A Casting
B Turning
C Stamping
D Milling

What does extrusion process mainly produce?

A Continuous shapes
B Hollow parts
C Complex parts
D Cylindrical parts

Which process is commonly used to create holes in a workpiece?

A Milling
B Turning
C Grinding
D Drilling

What is the primary benefit of automation in manufacturing?

A Lower product quality
B Increased setup time
C Higher production consistency
D Increase in manual labor

What does production optimization aim to achieve?

A Maximum resource efficiency
B Higher material waste
C Lower worker productivity
D Longer lead times

What is the role of inspection techniques in manufacturing?

A Shape materials
B Enhance production speed
C Ensure product quality
D Improve worker safety

What is the primary goal of quality control in manufacturing?

A Increase inventory levels
B Ensure parts meet specifications
C Decrease production speed
D Reduce labor costs

What is the purpose of jigs in manufacturing?

A Holding parts securely
B Cutting material
C Joining materials
D Cooling parts

What is the main advantage of using CNC machines in manufacturing?

A Lower production cost
B Faster manual operations
C Reduced material waste
D Higher precision and consistency

What is the main advantage of using automation in production lines?

A Increased product variety
B Reduced labor costs
C Higher material waste
D Increased downtime

Which of the following is a key factor in smart manufacturing?

A Reduced worker involvement
B Increased manual control
C Real-time data analytics
D Longer lead times