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ASNT VT LEVEL II EXAM PREP SCRIPT 2026
FULL QUESTION SET APPROVED

◉ Which of the following casting discontinuities are created during
solidification that can cause the area between a thicker section and a
thinner section to break. Answer: Hot tears


◉ Which of the following is a visible discontinuity in rolled products.
Answer: Rolled in scale


◉ In the US, a discontinuity is typically considered linear if:. Answer:
The length is more than three times (3x) the width


◉ Casting processes are considered either:. Answer: dynamic or
static


◉ During the rolling process, billets are rolled into:. Answer: Bars


◉ When the molten metal is under a constantly applied force toward
the mold, it is known as:. Answer: Dynamic casting


◉ The lack of compaction in a sand casting may result in line
structures on the surface of the casting, known as:. Answer: Veining

,◉ All of the following are casting discontinuities except:
-Laminations
-Cold Shuts
-Rat Tails
-Chaplets. Answer: Laminations


◉ Wrought products may include a(n) _______ process before being
finished. Answer: Rolling


◉ Porosity appears in any of the following forms except:
Clustered
Linear
Adhering
Isolated. Answer: Adhering


◉ In rolled products, which type of discontinuity resembles a crack
but lacks sharp edges?. Answer: Scratch


◉ Cold shuts are very common casting discontinuities and:. Answer:
Their abrupt nature makes them crack originators

, ◉ Judging that acceptability of welds must be based on:. Answer:
referencing the applicable code, standard, or specification


◉ Which of the following is a correct statement?. Answer: Visual
testing may miss some discontinuities and need to be supplemented
by other NDT methods.


◉ In general, which of the following discontinuities is not acceptable
regardless of size?
-Incomplete penetration
-Undercut
-Incomplete fusion
-Crack. Answer: Crack


◉ Joint profile of finished welds is controlled by:. Answer: Design
requirements


◉ In most codes, maximum reinforcement is based on:. Answer:
Material thickness


◉ Personal performing visual testing are required to be certified in
accordance with:. Answer: The employer's written practice that is
based on SNT-TC-1A

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