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    Metallurgy

    MCQ On Unit 1 & 2


    1. Any combination of two or more elements that results in a substance possessing metallic properties is
    called.

    a) Alloy b) substitutional solid solution

    c) Interstitial solid solution d) none

    2. when two elements mix of dissolve in the solid state, the resulting phase is called…

    a) solid solution b) Alloy

    c) Interstitial compound d) none

    3. When solute of the atoms of solvent are replaced by the solute atoms _____is formed

    a) Interstitial solid solution b) substitutional solid solution.

    C)Compound d) none

    4. Which of the following is interstitial solid solution?

    a) Alpha brass b) Alpha iron C) Beta brass d) cementite

    5. ________Is defined as an element with valence of 1,2 or 3.

    a) metal b) ceramic

    c) polymers d) Composite

    6. The example of random substitutional solid solution is______

    a) Au-Cu solid solution b) Alpha brass c) Alpha iron d) none

    7. The example of Interstitial solid solution is

    a) Au-Cu Solid solution b) Alpha iron c) Beta brass d) none

    8. The interstitial solid solution of carbon in alpha iron is_____ ·

    a) alpha ferrite b) austenite

    c) delta ferrite d) cementite

    9. The interstitial solid solution of carbon in FCC gamma iron is_____

    a) alpha ferrite b) austenite

    c)delta ferrite d) cementite

    10. The interstitial solid solution of carbon in BCC delta iron is______

    a) alpha ferrite b) austenite


    c) delta Ferrite d) cementite

    11. The intermetallic compound of iron and carbon with a fixed Carbon content of 6.67% by weight is
    called_____

    a) alpha ferrite b) austenite

    c) delta ferrite d) cementite

    12. The intimate mixture of ferrite and cementite is called.

    a) Alpha iron b) pearlite

    c) ledeburite d) none

    13. The mixture of austenite and cementite is called.

    a) delta iron b) pearlite

    c) ledeburite d) none

    14. The product of peritectic reaction in Iron- Carbon diagram is

    a) austenite b) cementite

    c) perlite d) ledeburite

    15. The product of Eutectic reaction in Iron-Carbon diagram is

    a) austenite b) cementite

    c) ledeburite d) pearlite

    16. The product of Eutectoid reaction in Iron-Cartoon diagram is

    a) pearlite b) cementite

    c) ledeburite d) austenite.

    17. The crystal structure of alpha ferrite is…

    a) BCC b) FCC

    c) BCT d) Orthorhombic

    18. The crystal structure of austenite is

    a) BCC b) FCC

    c) BCT d) Orthorhombic

    19. The crystal structure of cementite is

    a) BCC b) FCC

    c) BCT d) Orthorhombic
    20. The temperature at which cementite changes from ferromagnetic do paramagnetic character is…

    a) 210 b) 727

    c) 910 d) 1410

    21.The temperature at which pearlite transforms to austenite is

    a) A0 b) A1

    c) A2 d) A3

    22. Which of the following does not give designation of steels

    a) AISI b) SAE

    c) EN d) ASTM

    23. Which of the following is also called OHNS steels

    a) water hardening steels b) Oil Hardening Tool Steels

    c) Air hardening Steels d) none

    24. The important alloying element in HCHC steels is

    a) chromium b) tungsten

    c) manganese d) silicon

    25. Which of the following is preferred for making of Hammers & chisels

    a) Water hardening steels b) oil hardening steels

    c) Air hardening Steels d) none

    26. The alloy of iron and carbon containing less than 2 percent Carbon is called as

    a) steel b) cast iron

    c) brass d) bronze

    27. The alloy of iron and carbon containing greater than 2 percent Carbon is called as

    a) Steel b) cast iron

    c) brass d) bronze

    28. The classification of cast irons is done on the basis of

    a) microstructure b) amount of carbon

    c) amount of iron d) none.

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