Answers for Vocational Training

[lozza_dearnley]

Hoping to make a full list for answers during vocational training (classroom test) as sometimes they aren't clear and google isn't helpful. Please comment correct answers and exact wording of questions (to make it easier for people to find when searching) and I'll update this list periodically and may post elsewhere (please refrain from sharing until we have a decent amount of answers).

Hopefully this helps some people on their way to getting their certificates! I have ordered them in the way they are presented on my exam, they may appear in any order during class.

Hiring Exam
Part I
1. 1 - 2 = ( )
C. -1
2. |1 - 2| = ( )
A. 1
3. 1 x 2 x 3 = ( )
B. 6
4. 36 / 4 / 3 = ( )
D. 3
5. 5 + 5 x 5 = ( )
B. 30
Part II
6. 1 + 10 + 100 + 1000
1111
7. If you cut off one of the angles in a triangle, how many angles will be left?
4
8. Chickens and rabbits are put in the same cage and 30 feet could be seen. If there are 5 rabbits among them, how many chickens are there in the cage?
5
9. Find X. 5X + X / 5 = 52
10
Part III
10. Please type the capitalized alphabet from A to Z
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

CHEF/COOKING (+25 Smart points for correct answer)
1. The value of a cooking ingredient mainly depends on its nutrition, taste, and ?
B. Safety
2. How do we prevent peeled tuber plant parts from discoloring?
A. Keep in water.
3. When gutting a fish, the cut shouldn't be too deep. Why?
B. Avoid the gall bladder.
4. There are three ways to cut raw poultry apart. Cuts can be made in the ribs, the belly, and?
D. In the back
5. About how many days could processed ingredients last in freezing state (-18deg C/-0.4deg F to -15deg C/5deg F)?
B. 180.
6. What's the minimum safe temperature to keep fresh eggs?
B. -2 deg C/28.4 deg F
7. What's the primary drawback of thawing with flowing water?
D. Loss of Nutrition
8. What kind of beef is considered the most premium?
A. Yak.
9. Which kind of flour has the most gluten content?
C. All Purpose Flour.
10. Soybeans are widely used in the food industry mainly for its?
C. Protein

ACCOUNTANT/ACCOUNTING (+25 Smart points for correct answer)
1. "Gross profit" refers to
C. Sales revenue minus sales cost.
2. Company A finds out it's missing one machine during property inventory. This should be accounted under?
B. Non-operating expenses
3. The principle of "parallel accounting" can be summed up as?
D. Matching amount
4. Which of the following is not part of accounting standards?
C. Comparable.
5. Which of the following doesn't belong to purchase cost?
D. Agent travel.
6. Which of the following is a legitimate account?
D. Raw materials.
7. Which of the following should be accounted under product cost?
D. Manufacturing
8. Based on what do accountant record and verify transactions of corporations / governments / institutions?
B. Monetary unit.
9. The fundamental role of accountants is?
C. To record and verify.
10. Which of the following does not belong to period cost?
A. Manufacturing cost.

AUTOMOTIVE (+25 Smart points for correct answer)
1. What does tire rotation mean?
D. Changing the position of tires.
2. What do you do when a clutch disc shows signs of fracture, uneven wear, or loosen rivets?
D. Replace it.
3. Can you replace a blown fuse with steel or copper wire?
C. Never
4. Which of the following required sufficient protection before you use drills or soldering irons on or near it?
B. Ground wire.
5. If a mechanical part has protective housing, what do you do to it before powering it on?
A. Inspect it
6. In what order should you tighten screwing when putting an engine's main bearing cover back?
C. From the middle to both ends.
7. Can you clean parts of the steering gearbox with alkaline water?
B. No.
8. What does a car battery channel its power to, when the engine overloads?
A. Electrical devices
9. How do you keep engine coolants from freezing?
D. Add antifreeze.
10. What would you find in a typical disc brake system?
C. Brake discs & pads.

WELDER (+25 Smart points for correct answer)
1. Welding machines must be electrically grounded. Why?
A. To avoid electrocution.
2. Which of the following material works well with virtually all welding methods?
D. Low carbon steel.
3. What does the flux do in submerged arc welding?
B. To avoid atmospheric contamination.
4. Gas welding uses oxygen to?
D. Facilitate combustion.
5. Which of the following must NOT be present near welding sites.
B. Combustibles
6. What does consumable welding electrode mean?
A. It melts down.
7. What's the danger of staring into an arc welding process without eye protection?
A. Ophthalmia
8. Which of the following is not a common compound of solder material?
C. Gold.
9. Which welding process is applicable to basically all positions when the materials are right?
C. Manual metal arc welding
10. While working at heights, the angle between the ladder and the ground must NOT be more than?
C. 60deg

[Geraldo009]

Here are some I noted down

AUTOMOTIVE
What does a car bettery channel its power to when the engine overloads?
A. Electrical devices

Which of the following required sufficient protection before you use drills or solderingirons or or near it?
B. Ground wire

If a mechaniscal part has protective housing what do you do to it before powering it on?
A. Inspect it

What does tire rotation mean?
D. Changing the position of tires.


WELDER
Which of the following material works well with virtually all welding methods?
D. Low Carbon steel

[bestywolf]

I can't give the exact wording for the questions or what answer choices these were but I wrote down the correct answers for welder and can remember kind of what some were asking

What is not a common welding metal?
Gold

What conditions can be developed from looking at an arc with an unprotected eye?
Ophthalmia

It Melts Down

What welding method is most versatile?
Manual Metal Arc Welding

What shouldn't be left around a welding site?
Combustibles

Which of the following material works well with virtually all welding methods?
Low Carbon Steel

Why are welders grounded?
To Avoid Electrocution

When working at height, what is the maximum angle at which to put a ladder?
60°

Why is fluxed used in underwater welding?
To Avoid Atmospheric Contamination

Gas Welding uses oxygen too
Facilitate Combustion