Industrial Robotics & Digital Manufacturing 100 MCQ | DGT CTS 2.0

Industrial Robotics & Digital Manufacturing - 100 Technical MCQ

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Questions based on the DGT CTS 2.0 Curriculum
Industrial Robotics & Digital Manufacturing Technician - Revised July 2022
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Source basis: Government of India, Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Directorate General of Training, Competency Based Curriculum - Industrial Robotics & Digital Manufacturing Technician, CTS, Revised July 2022. Technical questions only.

About this practice set

This page holds 100 multiple-choice questions for Industrial Robotics & Digital Manufacturing, written to follow the CTS 2.0 syllabus of the Directorate General of Training (DGT) where the source reference above applies. It suits ITI trainees preparing for the all India trade test, for campus or apprenticeship interviews and for quick revision before a viva. The quiz checks each answer and gives an explanation; the full answer key follows so the questions are also readable without running the quiz.

How to use this quiz

  1. Attempt the questions in one sitting without searching for answers.
  2. Read the explanation shown after each answer, even when you were right.
  3. Write down the questions you missed and the reason in your own words.
  4. Open the answer key below to revise those questions.
  5. Retake the quiz after a day or two and compare your score.

Sample of what is covered

  • What is the duration of the Industrial Robotics & Digital Manufacturing Technician course?
  • What should be done with waste materials such as cotton waste and metal chips?
  • Why is TCP definition important?
  • What is robot jogging?
  • Which valve type is explicitly compared with single and double solenoid valves?
  • Why are weld parameters changed during quality improvement?
  • What is program import?
  • Which maintenance item is explicitly checked or topped up?

Answer key with explanations (100 questions)

Q1. What is the duration of the Industrial Robotics & Digital Manufacturing Technician course?

A. One year ✓ Correct answer

B. Three years

C. Six months

D. Two years

Explanation: The curriculum states a one-year duration.
Q2. What is the stated sector for this trade?

A. Apparel

B. Capital Goods & Manufacturing ✓ Correct answer

C. Healthcare

D. Automotive only

Explanation: The cover identifies the sector as Capital Goods & Manufacturing.
Q3. Which organization conducts the Craftsmen Training Scheme under the Ministry named in the curriculum?

A. Railway Board

B. Directorate General of Training ✓ Correct answer

C. Bureau of Indian Standards

D. UGC

Explanation: The curriculum is issued by the Directorate General of Training under MSDE.
Q4. How many notional hours are allocated to Professional Skill (Trade Practical)?

A. 150 hours

B. 120 hours

C. 240 hours

D. 840 hours ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: The course structure gives 840 hours to Professional Skill.
Q5. How many notional hours are allocated to Professional Knowledge (Trade Theory)?

A. 120 hours

B. 40 hours

C. 840 hours

D. 240 hours ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: The course structure gives 240 hours to Professional Knowledge.
Q6. What is the total stated training time before the mandatory OJT/group project?

A. 1350 hours

B. 840 hours

C. 150 hours

D. 1200 hours ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: Professional Skill, Professional Knowledge and Employability Skills total 1200 hours.
Q7. How many hours of mandatory OJT/group project are specified every year?

A. 150 hours ✓ Correct answer

B. 120 hours

C. 240 hours

D. 40 hours

Explanation: The curriculum specifies 150 hours of mandatory OJT or group project.
Q8. What certificate is awarded after successful completion of CTS?

A. Industrial Robot License

B. National Trade Certificate ✓ Correct answer

C. National Engineering Degree

D. National Diploma

Explanation: The curriculum states that DGT awards the National Trade Certificate (NTC).
Q9. What is the minimum entry qualification stated for this trade?

A. Passed 12th science only

B. Diploma in Engineering

C. Passed 8th class

D. Passed 10th class examination ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: The general information section states passed 10th class examination.
Q10. What is the minimum age specified for admission?

A. 16 years

B. 12 years

C. 14 years ✓ Correct answer

D. 18 years

Explanation: The curriculum specifies 14 years on the first day of the academic session.
Q11. Which safety item is explicitly included in the learning outcomes?

A. Only robot speed

B. Only software licensing

C. Only welding current

D. PPE and safe working practices ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: Safe working practices, PPE, first aid and hazard avoidance are included.
Q12. Which concept is included in housekeeping and shop-floor practice?

A. Six Sigma certification only

B. 5-axis machining only

C. 5S ✓ Correct answer

D. CAD rendering

Explanation: The trade syllabus includes introduction to 5S and its application.
Q13. What should be done with waste materials such as cotton waste and metal chips?

A. Dispose of them safely according to procedure ✓ Correct answer

B. Put them inside the PLC panel

C. Mix them with welding gas

D. Leave them near the robot

Explanation: Safe disposal of waste materials is part of the safety syllabus.
Q14. Which safety equipment is used for eye/body protection as part of PPE?

A. HMI

B. Personal protective equipment ✓ Correct answer

C. PLC

D. TCP

Explanation: PPE is explicitly taught as part of safe working practice.
Q15. What is one main job-role activity of a robotic cell operator?

A. Load unfinished parts into the fixture and remove finished products ✓ Correct answer

B. Design building foundations

C. Repair vehicle engines

D. Operate only a manual lathe

Explanation: The job role describes feeding unfinished parts into fixtures and taking finished products out.
Q16. What is a robotic cell?

A. Only a welding torch

B. A robot work area with robot, fixtures, safety devices and application/peripheral equipment ✓ Correct answer

C. Only a robot arm

D. Only a PLC cabinet

Explanation: The curriculum treats the cell as a system containing the robot and its components/peripherals.
Q17. Which item is specifically identified as a robotic cell component?

A. Office printer

B. Hand calculator

C. Domestic refrigerator

D. Safety sensors ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: Safety sensors are specifically checked during robotic-cell installation.
Q18. What should be checked during mechanical and electrical installation of a robot?

A. Only floor markings

B. Only keyboard language

C. Safety sensors, grouting, electrical connections and pneumatic/hydraulic connections ✓ Correct answer

D. Only paint color

Explanation: The assessment criteria include these mechanical, electrical and fluid connections.
Q19. What is robot cell health?

A. Only welding wire length

B. Verification that mechanical, electrical and safety conditions are ready for operation ✓ Correct answer

C. Robot paint condition

D. Only program file size

Explanation: The syllabus teaches complete cell-health checks before programming.
Q20. What is a standard robot ON/OFF procedure used for?

A. Safe startup and shutdown of the robotic system ✓ Correct answer

B. Increasing payload

C. Changing robot configuration automatically

D. Measuring weld bead size

Explanation: Startup and shutdown steps are explicitly included.
Q21. What should be checked before programming after powering on the robot?

A. Only the drawing title block

B. Only the tool cabinet

C. Only the classroom temperature

D. Robot cell health and safety checkpoints ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: The syllabus requires verification of mechanical, electrical and safety cell health.
Q22. What is a teach pendant?

A. A pneumatic cylinder

B. A welding gas regulator

C. A handheld/operator interface used to teach, operate and program the robot ✓ Correct answer

D. A measuring instrument

Explanation: The curriculum provides extensive training on the teach pendant interface and functions.
Q23. Which teach pendant modes are explicitly practiced?

A. Teach, Play and Remote ✓ Correct answer

B. CAD, CAM and CAE

C. Weld, Cut and Grind

D. Manual, Lathe and Drill

Explanation: Teach mode, Play mode and Remote mode are listed.
Q24. What is TCP in robot programming?

A. Tool Center Point ✓ Correct answer

B. Total Control Pressure

C. Torque Calibration Program

D. Tool Change Position

Explanation: TCP is explicitly taught as Tool Center Point definition.
Q25. Why is TCP definition important?

A. It changes the robot's electrical supply

B. It establishes the reference point of the robot tool for motion/application work ✓ Correct answer

C. It measures room temperature

D. It replaces the PLC

Explanation: The curriculum teaches TCP definition as part of tool coordinate setup.
Q26. What is a user-defined work object?

A. A defined reference used for robot work-coordinate operations ✓ Correct answer

B. A safety shoe

C. A robot motor

D. A type of welding gas

Explanation: User-defined work objects are taught with coordinate and teach-pendant operations.
Q27. Which geometric work objects are specifically listed?

A. Cube, gear and thread only

B. Cylinder, cone and sphere only

C. Arc, ellipse and helix only

D. Box, circle and triangle ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: The syllabus specifically mentions box, circle and triangle work-object definitions.
Q28. What is robot simulation software used for?

A. Only storing attendance

B. Only calculating steel weight

C. Creating and testing robot programs virtually before/alongside physical operation ✓ Correct answer

D. Only editing photographs

Explanation: Simulation is used for virtual programming, path comparison and process validation.
Q29. What is one advantage of robot simulation mentioned in the curriculum?

A. It eliminates all programming

B. It can help optimize cell structure and reduce rework/procurement risk ✓ Correct answer

C. It replaces every physical robot

D. It removes the need for safety sensors

Explanation: The job role describes simulation as helping optimize cell structure and programs and reduce rework.
Q30. What is cycle time?

A. The time to install a safety shoe

B. The time required to complete a defined production cycle/task ✓ Correct answer

C. The time to draw a circle

D. The time to charge a battery

Explanation: Cycle time and its importance are explicitly included in the curriculum.
Q31. Why is cycle-time optimization important in a robotic process?

A. It changes the robot payload rating

B. It can improve productivity and process efficiency ✓ Correct answer

C. It changes the material grade

D. It replaces the HMI

Explanation: The curriculum links cycle-time optimization with process productivity.
Q32. Which coordinate system is explicitly included in robot training?

A. Only polar coordinate system

B. Joint coordinate system ✓ Correct answer

C. Only geographic coordinates

D. Only GPS coordinates

Explanation: Joint coordinate system is one of the listed robot coordinate systems.
Q33. Which other coordinate system is explicitly included?

A. Only machine-room coordinates

B. Only GPS coordinates

C. Only cylindrical tank coordinates

D. Rectangular coordinate system ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: Rectangular coordinate system is explicitly listed.
Q34. Which coordinate system is associated with the robot tool?

A. Electrical coordinate system

B. Building coordinate system

C. Gas coordinate system

D. Tool coordinate system ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: Tool coordinate system is one of the four coordinate systems taught.
Q35. Which coordinate system is associated with a user/object reference?

A. User or object coordinate system ✓ Correct answer

B. Only world GPS system

C. Only tool coordinate system

D. Only joint coordinate system

Explanation: User or object coordinate system is explicitly listed.
Q36. What are X, Y and Z in the context of the robot coordinate system?

A. Robot alarm codes

B. PLC memory types

C. Welding gases

D. Coordinate axes used to define position in space ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: The curriculum includes defining X, Y and Z coordinate systems.
Q37. What is robot jogging?

A. Measuring a workpiece with a micrometer

B. Manually moving the robot through controlled axis/coordinate commands ✓ Correct answer

C. Replacing a fuse

D. Changing the welding gas

Explanation: Jogging using the virtual programming pendant is a practical learning outcome.
Q38. Which jogging mode is explicitly mentioned?

A. Only welding mode

B. Axis mode / joint mode ✓ Correct answer

C. Only simulation mode

D. Only automatic mode

Explanation: The assessment criteria mention jogging in axis mode (joint mode).
Q39. What is an end effector?

A. A measuring scale

B. A floor anchor

C. An application tool attached to the robot for performing a task ✓ Correct answer

D. The robot controller cabinet

Explanation: The curriculum covers end effectors and their functions as application tools.
Q40. Which is an example of a robot end effector/application tool?

A. HMI screen

B. Earthing cable

C. PLC rack

D. Gripper ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: Grippers are a major application tool covered in the curriculum.
Q41. Which gripper type is explicitly listed?

A. Mechanical micrometer

B. Hydraulic gauge only

C. Magnetic compass

D. Pneumatic gripper ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: Pneumatic gripper is listed among the gripper types.
Q42. Which gripper type uses vacuum for handling parts?

A. Vacuum gripper ✓ Correct answer

B. Pneumatic clamp only

C. Servo-electric gripper

D. Hydraulic pump

Explanation: Vacuum gripper is explicitly listed.
Q43. Which gripper type is electrically controlled by a servo mechanism?

A. Manual clamp

B. Vacuum gripper

C. Servo-electric gripper ✓ Correct answer

D. Pneumatic gripper

Explanation: Servo-electric gripper is one of the listed types.
Q44. Which factor is important when selecting a gripper?

A. Only the robot paint color

B. Only the classroom size

C. Application and workpiece requirements ✓ Correct answer

D. Only the operator's shoes

Explanation: The curriculum includes factors to consider for selecting and designing a gripper.
Q45. What is pick and place?

A. A drawing projection

B. A PLC programming language

C. A welding defect

D. A robot handling operation that picks a part and places it at another location ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: Pick and place is explicitly taught as a handling application.
Q46. Which handling application is listed with bin picking?

A. Lathe threading

B. Manual filing

C. Sheet-metal bending only

D. Part transfer ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: Part transfer is one of the major handling applications listed.
Q47. Which application involves arranging products onto pallets?

A. Palletizing ✓ Correct answer

B. Reaming

C. Boring

D. Facing

Explanation: Palletizing is explicitly included under handling robot applications.
Q48. What is a solenoid valve used for in the gripper/application context?

A. Measuring weld bead hardness

B. Measuring robot coordinates

C. Displaying HMI graphics

D. Controlling fluid/air flow to an actuator such as a pneumatic gripper ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: The curriculum includes the work function of solenoid valves with gripper systems.
Q49. Which valve type is explicitly compared with single and double solenoid valves?

A. Check valve only

B. Gate valve only

C. Proportional valve ✓ Correct answer

D. Needle gauge

Explanation: Single solenoid, double solenoid, proportional and servo valves are discussed.
Q50. What is a low-air-pressure interlock intended to do?

A. Increase robot payload

B. Measure weld voltage

C. Prevent/limit operation when required pneumatic pressure is too low ✓ Correct answer

D. Change TCP automatically

Explanation: Low air pressure interlock is explicitly practiced in gripper applications.
Q51. What is robot I/O interfacing used for?

A. Measuring metal density

B. Charging a battery

C. Exchanging control/status signals between the robot and external devices ✓ Correct answer

D. Changing drawing paper size

Explanation: The curriculum includes interfacing grippers to the robot using robot I/O.
Q52. Which external controller is explicitly used for gripper interfacing?

A. PLC ✓ Correct answer

B. Power drill

C. Oscilloscope only

D. Micrometer

Explanation: The curriculum includes interfacing grippers to the robot using a PLC.
Q53. What is PLC in a robotic cell commonly used for?

A. Providing welding gas

B. Industrial control and communication with cell devices ✓ Correct answer

C. Measuring surface roughness only

D. Holding the robot physically

Explanation: PLC communication and programming are explicitly included.
Q54. What is HMI?

A. Heat Measurement Instrument

B. Hydraulic Machine Indicator

C. Human Machine Interface ✓ Correct answer

D. High Motor Input

Explanation: HMI communication is explicitly included in the welding-robot architecture.
Q55. Which device is used to communicate between a robot and HMI in the curriculum?

A. PLC and robot communication ✓ Correct answer

B. Only a hand tool

C. Only a micrometer

D. Only a welding torch

Explanation: The curriculum teaches PLC and robot communication for communication with HMI.
Q56. What is a conveyor system used for in a robotic cell?

A. Programming TCP

B. Measuring robot angle

C. Checking weld gas

D. Moving parts/material between process locations ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: Building a conveyor system and communicating it with PLC is a listed practical task.
Q57. What is the purpose of a robot welding torch?

A. Measure robot coordinates

B. Deliver the welding process at the robot tool position ✓ Correct answer

C. Hold a PLC module

D. Provide compressed air only

Explanation: The syllabus includes assembling the welding torch to the manipulator.
Q58. Which welding parameters are explicitly adjusted?

A. Only temperature and pressure

B. Voltage and amperage ✓ Correct answer

C. Only speed and weight

D. Only length and area

Explanation: The practical syllabus includes adjusting voltage and amps rating.
Q59. What do ARCON and ARCOFF relate to in the robot welding application?

A. Gripper pressure commands

B. Robot coordinate systems

C. Arc welding control commands ✓ Correct answer

D. PLC arithmetic commands

Explanation: The welding section explicitly includes working with ARCON and ARCOFF.
Q60. What do WEAVON and WEAVOFF relate to?

A. Pneumatic pressure settings

B. Robot startup passwords

C. Welding weave control commands ✓ Correct answer

D. Drawing dimensions

Explanation: WEAVON and WEAVOFF are explicitly listed in the welding robot practice.
Q61. Why are weld parameters changed during quality improvement?

A. To improve welding quality and address defects ✓ Correct answer

B. To change the robot's physical payload

C. To replace the PLC

D. To change drawing projection

Explanation: The curriculum includes quality checks and improvement by changing weld parameters.
Q62. Which welding defect activity is included?

A. Only drawing errors

B. Only software bugs

C. Only painting defects

D. Identification of welding defects and basic correction ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: Identification of welding defects and basic program/machine correction are included.
Q63. What is interpolation in a robot application?

A. A gripper material

B. A drawing paper size

C. A method of controlling coordinated motion/path between programmed positions ✓ Correct answer

D. A type of PPE

Explanation: Practical application using interpolation is explicitly listed in the welding section.
Q64. Which robot motion command is associated with joint movement?

A. Move L

B. Move J ✓ Correct answer

C. Move S

D. Move C

Explanation: Move J is explicitly identified for joint motion.
Q65. Which robot motion command is associated with linear motion?

A. Move J

B. Move L ✓ Correct answer

C. Move S

D. Move C

Explanation: Move L is explicitly identified for linear motion.
Q66. Which robot motion command is associated with circular motion?

A. Move C ✓ Correct answer

B. Move L

C. Move S

D. Move J

Explanation: Move C is explicitly identified for circular motion.
Q67. Which robot motion command is associated with spline motion?

A. Move J

B. Move S ✓ Correct answer

C. Move L

D. Move C

Explanation: Move S is explicitly identified for spline motion.
Q68. Which motion types are listed in the robot program structure theory?

A. Only manual and auto

B. Only PTP and drilling

C. PTP, Linear, Circular and Spline ✓ Correct answer

D. Only welding and cutting

Explanation: The theory lists PTP, Linear, Circular and Spline motion types.
Q69. What is a via point in robot programming?

A. A measuring instrument

B. An intermediate programmed point used in the robot path ✓ Correct answer

C. A PLC fuse

D. A welding gas setting

Explanation: Via points and process points are explicitly included in robot programming theory.
Q70. What is a process point?

A. A programmed location associated with carrying out the application/process ✓ Correct answer

B. A drawing title block

C. A PLC terminal only

D. A safety shoe position

Explanation: Process points are part of the taught robot program structure.
Q71. Which robot program execution mode is explicitly used at moderate speed?

A. Inspection mode

B. Drawing mode

C. Calibration-only mode

D. Moderate speed mode ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: The practical syllabus includes manual, moderate-speed and auto execution.
Q72. Why is a dry run performed before normal production?

A. To change material properties

B. To increase payload

C. To verify the robot follows the intended path and reduce safety/production risk ✓ Correct answer

D. To eliminate all sensors

Explanation: The course information specifically describes dry runs at different speeds to verify the path.
Q73. What is program import?

A. Measuring cycle time

B. Bringing a robot program file from an external source into the robot system ✓ Correct answer

C. Deleting all robot programs

D. Changing robot paint

Explanation: Importing a programming file from an external source is explicitly taught.
Q74. What is program export?

A. Saving an existing robot program to an external device ✓ Correct answer

B. Setting air pressure

C. Measuring a weld bead

D. Changing a gripper

Explanation: Exporting an existing program to an external device is listed.
Q75. Which file operation is part of robot program management?

A. Replacing the safety fence with a file

B. Measuring floor area

C. Selecting an existing program from the system file location ✓ Correct answer

D. Changing a motor bearing

Explanation: Selecting and executing an existing program from the system file location is taught.
Q76. What is the purpose of reading an existing robot program?

A. Measure air pressure

B. Select PPE

C. Change the robot's mechanical base

D. Understand its structure and execution before operating/modifying it ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: The syllabus includes reading existing programs and execution techniques.
Q77. What is path optimization?

A. Changing robot color

B. Increasing file size

C. Replacing the safety sensor

D. Improving robot motion path to reduce unnecessary movement and improve cycle time ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: Path optimization is explicitly taught for smooth movement and cycle-time improvement.
Q78. What is productivity in a robotic manufacturing process?

A. Output produced relative to the resources/time used ✓ Correct answer

B. Robot payload only

C. Drawing size only

D. PLC voltage only

Explanation: The syllabus includes calculating productivity in the simulation/programming section.
Q79. Why is machining/operation cost calculated?

A. To define TCP

B. To set X-axis

C. To understand the cost of carrying out the operation/process ✓ Correct answer

D. To select safety shoes

Explanation: The syllabus explicitly includes calculating machining cost for an operation.
Q80. What is a virtual field in robot simulation?

A. A pneumatic hose

B. A PLC cabinet

C. A physical welding table

D. A simulated workspace in which robot components and operations can be created/tested ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: Creating a virtual field and understanding the cube is a listed simulation activity.
Q81. What is real-time robot control through simulation software intended to provide?

A. A replacement for all safety systems

B. A communication/control path between simulation and the real robot when configured appropriately ✓ Correct answer

C. A method to change material grade

D. A way to measure room humidity

Explanation: The curriculum includes steps to control the real-time robot using simulation software.
Q82. What is Industry 4.0 in the context of this trade?

A. A hand tool

B. A measuring gauge

C. A modern industrial approach involving connected, digital and automated manufacturing systems ✓ Correct answer

D. A type of welding electrode

Explanation: The curriculum explicitly introduces the concept and goals of Industry 4.0.
Q83. What is remote monitoring of an industrial robot?

A. Grinding a tool

B. Physically moving the robot by hand

C. Monitoring robot/system status through a remote connectivity setup ✓ Correct answer

D. Measuring a part with a micrometer

Explanation: Remote monitoring and connectivity of the industrial robot are explicit learning outcomes.
Q84. What is preventive maintenance?

A. Changing the drawing format

B. Repair only after a major breakdown

C. Increasing robot speed without inspection

D. Planned maintenance performed to keep equipment reliable and reduce faults ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: The curriculum requires preparing and conducting preventive maintenance according to SOP.
Q85. Which maintenance item is explicitly checked or topped up?

A. Drawing ink

B. PLC paint

C. Lubrication oil ✓ Correct answer

D. PPE fabric

Explanation: Checking and topping up lubrication oil is a listed maintenance activity.
Q86. What should be inspected regarding the welding wire during maintenance?

A. Only its package label

B. Only its storage box size

C. Only its color

D. Condition and replacement when required ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: The syllabus includes inspecting and replacing weld wire.
Q87. What should be verified regarding welding gas?

A. Only the robot TCP

B. Only the HMI brightness

C. Gas availability/condition and proper supply for the process ✓ Correct answer

D. Only the floor marking

Explanation: Verifying the welding gas is included in preventive maintenance.
Q88. What pneumatic maintenance check is explicitly included?

A. Checking for pneumatic leakages in operating fixtures ✓ Correct answer

B. Checking robot paint

C. Checking drawing paper

D. Checking room temperature only

Explanation: Pneumatic leakage verification is explicitly listed.
Q89. What should be verified among the robot safety devices during maintenance?

A. Only the welding table

B. Only the keyboard

C. Only the measuring scale

D. All safety sensors ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: Verification of all safety sensors is part of preventive maintenance.
Q90. Which instrument is listed in the equipment annexure for measuring outside dimensions?

A. Pressure switch

B. Thermometer

C. Ammeter

D. Outside micrometer ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: The annexure lists an outside micrometer of 0-50 mm.
Q91. Which instrument is listed for general dimensional measurement up to 15 cm?

A. HMI

B. PLC

C. Welding regulator

D. Vernier caliper ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: The annexure lists a 0-15 cm vernier caliper.
Q92. Which instrument is listed for measuring internal dimensions up to 20 mm?

A. Steel hammer

B. Spirit level

C. Laser pen

D. Inside micrometer ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: The equipment list includes an inside micrometer up to 20 mm.
Q93. What is a V-block commonly used for in workshop measurement/setup?

A. Programming the robot

B. Providing compressed air

C. Controlling welding current

D. Supporting cylindrical workpieces for inspection or layout ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: V-blocks are listed in the trade tools and are commonly used to support cylindrical work.
Q94. What is a surface plate used for?

A. Programming PLC logic

B. Providing a flat reference surface for measurement, inspection and layout ✓ Correct answer

C. Generating welding gas

D. Moving the robot

Explanation: A cast-iron surface plate is listed among the tools/equipment.
Q95. What is a spirit level used to check?

A. Level/horizontal condition of a surface or setup ✓ Correct answer

B. Welding wire diameter

C. Robot program syntax

D. PLC memory

Explanation: A spirit level is included in the tool list for level checking.
Q96. What is a digital dial torque wrench used to measure?

A. Part temperature

B. Applied tightening torque ✓ Correct answer

C. Robot coordinate X

D. Welding gas pressure only

Explanation: The annexure lists a digital dial torque wrench with a 20-280 Nm range.
Q97. What is a lifting sling used for?

A. Programming a robot

B. Controlling HMI

C. Lifting/handling loads within its rated capacity ✓ Correct answer

D. Measuring thread pitch

Explanation: A 1 ton x 2 m lifting tackle/sling is listed in the equipment.
Q98. What is the purpose of an isolation transformer in an electrical setup?

A. Increase robot payload

B. Control gripper fingers directly

C. Measure robot coordinates

D. Provide electrical isolation between circuits for safer/appropriate power arrangements ✓ Correct answer

Explanation: An isolation transformer is listed in the equipment; its standard electrical function is circuit isolation.
Q99. Which equipment provides compressed air for pneumatic robot-cell devices?

A. PLC panel

B. Air compressor ✓ Correct answer

C. Welding table

D. Surface plate

Explanation: A 7.5 HP air compressor is listed in the equipment annexure.
Q100. What is an HMI in a standard robotic welding cell used for?

A. Supporting the robot mechanically

B. Measuring workpiece mass

C. Operator interface and monitoring/control interaction with the cell ✓ Correct answer

D. Holding welding wire

Explanation: An HMI is listed as part of the standard welding cell and is used for human-machine interaction.

Frequently asked questions

Is this Industrial Robotics & Digital Manufacturing quiz based on the official syllabus?

The questions follow the topics of the DGT CTS 2.0 curriculum for the trade. Always check the latest syllabus and your state or institute notices, because trade lists and weightage can change.

How many questions are there and how are they marked?

There are 100 multiple-choice questions with one correct option each. The quiz shows your score at the end; there is no negative marking on this practice page.

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