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ASNT RT I FINAL EXAM PREP 2025/2026 ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS LATEST VERSION 1. Beta particles are: - ANSWER electrons 2. The formula for determining permissible accumulated personnel dose is: - ANSWER 5 (N- 18) 3. The metal that forms the image on an x-ray film is: - ANSWER silver 4. Unexposed boxes of x-ray film should be stored: - ANSWER on edge or end 5. The lead symbol "B" is attached to the back of the film holder to determine: - ANSWER whether excessive backscatter is present 6. Penetrameters for ____________ are considered Group I materials and do not need to have an identification notch - ANSWER stainless steel 7. The purpose of a dated decay curve is to: - ANSWER determine the source strength (activity) at any time 8. Why is Co-60 used as a radiation source for medium weight metals of thickness ranges from 1.5-9"? - ANSWER because of it's penetrating ability 9. The cause for poor image definition could be: (3) - ANSWER too short source-to-film distance, screens and film not in close contact and film graininess 10. During manual film processing, the purpose of the stop bath is to: - ANSWER neutralize the developer and stop the developing process 11. A thin metallic sheet (brass, copper, aluminum, etc..) placed at the source to reduce effects of softer radiation is known as: - ANSWER a filter 12. The reason a "shim" is used in radiographic setup is to: - ANSWER simulate weld reinforcement 13. The focal spot of an x-ray machine must be known in order to determine the: - ANSWER geometric unsharpness value 14. A section with a significant increase in thickness variation is required to be shown on a single radiograph within a desired film density range. this may be accomplished by: - ANSWER increasing kilovoltage 15. the density of a radiograph image refers to the: - ANSWER degree of film blackening 16. a beam of radiation consisting of a single wavelength is known as: - ANSWER monochromatic radiation 17. One method to reduce back scatter is? - ANSWER To mask the specimen and surrounding area 18. Lead screens are commonly used above what kv? - ANSWER 120kv 19. What does density, contrast and definition affect? - ANSWER Sensitivity 20. Panoramic radiography is also known as what? - ANSWER Single wall single image SWSI 21. An exposure made with a short SFD and large OFD will produce what effect? - ANSWER Poor definition 22. What are some properties of x and gamma radiation? - ANSWER They can penetrate matter and are absorbed by matter They are electromagnetic energy inversely proportional to their wavelength They have no electrical charge or mass and travel in straight lines They cause ionisation of matter 23. What is the atomic mass? - ANSWER the number of protons plus the number of neutrons 24. What is an isotope? - ANSWER Nuclei of the same element that have different numbers of neutrons to the parent element

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ASNT RT I FINAL EXAM PREP
2025/2026 ACCURATE QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS
<LATEST VERSION>




1. Beta particles are: - ANSWER ✓ electrons

2. The formula for determining permissible accumulated personnel
dose is: - ANSWER ✓ 5 (N- 18)

3. The metal that forms the image on an x-ray film is: - ANSWER ✓
silver

4. Unexposed boxes of x-ray film should be stored: - ANSWER ✓ on
edge or end

5. The lead symbol "B" is attached to the back of the film holder to
determine: - ANSWER ✓ whether excessive backscatter is present

6. Penetrameters for ____________ are considered Group I materials
and do not need to have an identification notch - ANSWER ✓
stainless steel

,7. The purpose of a dated decay curve is to: - ANSWER ✓ determine
the source strength (activity) at any time

8. Why is Co-60 used as a radiation source for medium weight metals
of thickness ranges from 1.5-9"? - ANSWER ✓ because of it's
penetrating ability

9. The cause for poor image definition could be: (3) - ANSWER ✓
too short source-to-film distance, screens and film not in close
contact and film graininess

10. During manual film processing, the purpose of the stop bath
is to: - ANSWER ✓ neutralize the developer and stop the
developing process

11. A thin metallic sheet (brass, copper, aluminum, etc..) placed
at the source to reduce effects of softer radiation is known as: -
ANSWER ✓ a filter

12. The reason a "shim" is used in radiographic setup is to: -
ANSWER ✓ simulate weld reinforcement

13. The focal spot of an x-ray machine must be known in order
to determine the: - ANSWER ✓ geometric unsharpness value

14. A section with a significant increase in thickness variation is
required to be shown on a single radiograph within a desired film
density range. this may be accomplished by: - ANSWER ✓
increasing kilovoltage

15. the density of a radiograph image refers to the: - ANSWER
✓ degree of film blackening

, 16. a beam of radiation consisting of a single wavelength is
known as: - ANSWER ✓ monochromatic radiation

17. One method to reduce back scatter is? - ANSWER ✓ To
mask the specimen and surrounding area

18. Lead screens are commonly used above what kv? -
ANSWER ✓ 120kv

19. What does density, contrast and definition affect? -
ANSWER ✓ Sensitivity

20. Panoramic radiography is also known as what? - ANSWER
✓ Single wall single image SWSI

21. An exposure made with a short SFD and large OFD will
produce what effect? - ANSWER ✓ Poor definition

22. What are some properties of x and gamma radiation? -
ANSWER ✓ They can penetrate matter and are absorbed by matter
They are electromagnetic energy inversely proportional to their
wavelength
They have no electrical charge or mass and travel in straight lines
They cause ionisation of matter

23. What is the atomic mass? - ANSWER ✓ the number of
protons plus the number of neutrons

24. What is an isotope? - ANSWER ✓ Nuclei of the same
element that have different numbers of neutrons to the parent
element

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