Motor Bodywork Theory N2 — Document

April 2021 — N2 — Motor Bodywork Theory

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1.1Complete the sentences by writing the missing word or words next to the question number (1.1.1

1.1.10\n the ANSWER BOOK.

1.1.1repairing boot lids.

1.1.2oot lid

1.1.3The opening between the lid and the body must be the same

1.1.4A boot frame that is bent towards the outside can be pulled back with

1.1.5make adjustment easy.

1.1.7shrunk.

1.1.8care.

1.1.10

1.2Indicate whether the statements are TRUE or FALSE by writing 'True' or 'F alse' next to the question number (1.

1.2.10\n the ANSWER BOOK.

1.2.1Welding of aluminium differs from the welding of mild steel.

1.2.2Aluminium melts at a low temperature.

1.2.3Aluminium change colour when it reaches melting point. .2.4 A suitable flux must always be used for aluminium welding.

1.2.5The flux must not dissolve the aluminium oxide.

1.2.6It must melt at a high er temperature than the alloy being welded.

1.2.7The flux when melted, must have a high relative density so that it can rise to the top of the metal.

1.2.8luminium welding rods contain a certain percentage of silicon. 11040572 Copyright reserved

1.2.9pure aluminium rod consists of 99,9% aluminium.

1.2.1020

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2.1ollision damage is usually confined to the area of impact . T he box sections tend to crumple thus absorbing much of the shock and rarely permitting end damage to trave

2.2Name 10 types of high pressure oxy acetylene welding equipment. (10\

2.3tate TWO advantages of the high pressure system used in welding. (2\ [20]20

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3.2The electric supply of an arc welding process may be either direct c urrent or alternating current. The sketch below shows a cross section of a coated electrode in the process of welding. Name the

3.2.10\n the ANSWER BOOK

3.2.9(10\ 0] 11040572

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4.1Briefly describe the process of how a repaired panel must be prepared before the first coat of primer is applied.

4.2State FIVE rules to be observed when installing an air compressor.

4.3When mixi ng colour, pa int pigment is very important. State FIVE characteristics of a good paint pigment.

4.4State FIVE measures to follow when taking good care of an air pressure system.

Q5— Section header —

5.1Describe in detail and step by step the process of repairing the badly damaged door panel of a motor car.

5.2Explain in detail all the steps to be followed when correcting a door frame that is very skew

5.3Why is it often necessary to remove the panel from the frame? (2\ [20] TOTAL: 10020

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Total100 marks

Sections20 + 20 + 20 + 20 = 80 marks

Paper information

TitleDocument

SubjectMotor Bodywork Theory

LevelN2

Document typeQuestion paper

Year2021

MonthApril

Pages5

Downloads3

Examination context

Decade2020s

Years ago5y

SeasonAutumn (SH)

Start dayThursday

Exam periodApril 2021

Days since exam2,019

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