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CWB Level 1 Exam Prep (Latest 2025
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Answers | 100% Correct | Grade A

Questions 1–50: CWB Level 1 Exam
Weld Imperfections

1. Which weld imperfection is normally considered unacceptable regardless of size or
location?
A. Porosity
B. Crack
C. Inadequate penetration
D. Burn-through

Answer: Crack
Rationale: Cracks are critical defects that compromise weld integrity and are
unacceptable in all cases due to their potential to propagate.

2. What is a common cause of insufficient throat in a fillet weld?
A. Improper electrode angle
B. Loss of shielding gas
C. Incorrect consumable
D. Excessive travel speed

Answer: Improper electrode angle
Rationale: An improper electrode angle can reduce the throat thickness, weakening the
weld.

3. Which weld imperfection is most likely missed by radiography?
A. Porosity
B. Slag inclusions
C. Cracking
D. Burn-through

Answer: Cracking
Rationale: Radiography may miss fine cracks, especially if not aligned with the X-ray
beam, unlike porosity or slag inclusions.

, 4. What are common weld imperfections? (Select all that apply)
A. Porosity
B. Undercutting
C. Overlap
D. Perfect alignment
E. Lack of fusion

Answer: Porosity, Undercutting, Overlap, Lack of fusion
Rationale: These are common weld imperfections. Perfect alignment is not an
imperfection.

5. What is undercutting in a weld?
A. Excess weld metal
B. Groove at the weld toe
C. Incomplete fusion
D. Gas pockets

Answer: Groove at the weld toe
Rationale: Undercutting is a groove melted into the base metal at the weld toe, reducing
strength.

Welding Processes

6. Which welding process uses a non-consumable electrode?
A. GMAW
B. GTAW
C. SMAW
D. FCAW

Answer: GTAW
Rationale: Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) uses a non-consumable tungsten
electrode.

7. What current/polarity is used for welding aluminum with GTAW?
A. DCEN
B. DCEP
C. AC
D. CC

Answer: AC
Rationale: Alternating Current (AC) is used for GTAW on aluminum to remove oxides
and ensure proper penetration.

8. True or False: All plasma arc cutting equipment is operated using DCEN.
A. True
B. False

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