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				This section includes 18 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Engineering Metrology knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
| 1. | Which method is not used to determine object orientation? | 
| A. | Equivalent ellipse | 
| B. | Triangulation technique | 
| C. | Structured light method | 
| D. | Light intensity distribution | 
| Answer» C. Structured light method | |
| 2. | What is stadimetry? | 
| A. | Direct imaging technique in which distance is judged by apparent object distance | 
| B. | Indirect imaging technique in which distance is judged by apparent object distance | 
| C. | Direct imaging technique in which distance is judged by actual distance of the object | 
| D. | Indirect imaging technique in which distance is judged by actual distance of the object | 
| Answer» B. Indirect imaging technique in which distance is judged by apparent object distance | |
| 3. | Which of the following method is used to reduce processing of image? | 
| A. | Triangulation technique | 
| B. | Digital imaging technique | 
| C. | Run length encoding | 
| D. | Stereo vision | 
| Answer» D. Stereo vision | |
| 4. | What is windowing? | 
| A. | Technique used to concentrate the processing in a desired area of an image | 
| B. | Technique used for image restoration | 
| C. | Technique for image analysis | 
| D. | Technique to describe and measure the properties of image features | 
| Answer» B. Technique used for image restoration | |
| 5. | WHAT_IS_WINDOWING??$ | 
| A. | Technique used to concentrate the processing in a desired area of an image | 
| B. | Technique used for image restoration | 
| C. | Technique for image analysis | 
| D. | Technique to describe and measure the properties of image features | 
| Answer» B. Technique used for image restoration | |
| 6. | What is stadimetry?$ | 
| A. | Direct imaging technique in which distance is judged by apparent object distance | 
| B. | Indirect imaging technique in which distance is judged by apparent object distance | 
| C. | Direct imaging technique in which distance is judged by actual distance of the object | 
| D. | Indirect imaging technique in which distance is judged by actual distance of the object | 
| Answer» B. Indirect imaging technique in which distance is judged by apparent object distance | |
| 7. | Which_of_the_following_method_is_used_to_reduce_processing_of_image?$ | 
| A. | Triangulation technique | 
| B. | Digital imaging technique | 
| C. | Run length encoding | 
| D. | Stereo vision | 
| Answer» D. Stereo vision | |
| 8. | What do you mean by image interpretation? | 
| A. | Identification of type of image | 
| B. | Identification of an object based on recognition of its image | 
| C. | Identification of color content of image | 
| D. | Identification of each pixel of image | 
| Answer» C. Identification of color content of image | |
| 9. | Which method is used for interpreting images? | 
| A. | Light intensity distribution | 
| B. | Stereo vision | 
| C. | Optical computing | 
| D. | Template matching | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 10. | Which_method_is_not_used_to_determine_object_orientation? | 
| A. | Equivalent ellipse | 
| B. | Triangulation technique | 
| C. | Structured light method | 
| D. | Light intensity distribution | 
| Answer» C. Structured light method | |
| 11. | What is the common rate of an image forming in a camera? | 
| A. | 20 images per second | 
| B. | 30 images per second | 
| C. | 25 images per second | 
| D. | 50 images per second | 
| Answer» C. 25 images per second | |
| 12. | How many detector elements are present in a matrix array solid state camera? | 
| A. | 156 x 156 per array | 
| B. | 216 x 216 per array | 
| C. | 116 x 116 per array | 
| D. | 256 x 256 per array | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 13. | What is used in solid state cameras? | 
| A. | Image sensor IC | 
| B. | CMOS image sensors | 
| C. | Charge coupled device (CCD) image sensors | 
| D. | Digital camera image sensor | 
| Answer» D. Digital camera image sensor | |
| 14. | Where is the Vidicon Camera used? | 
| A. | Open-circuit television systems | 
| B. | In Image processing | 
| C. | In image analysis | 
| D. | Closed-circuit television systems | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 15. | Why do CCD or CID cameras are used? | 
| A. | To generate the electronic signal representing the image | 
| B. | To generate image’s hard copy | 
| C. | To determine lighting of the image | 
| D. | To capture heat signature | 
| Answer» B. To generate image‚Äö√Ñ√∂‚àö√ë‚àö¬•s hard copy | |
| 16. | Which light is preferred if three dimensional features are being inspected? | 
| A. | Front lighting | 
| B. | Side lighting | 
| C. | Backlighting | 
| D. | Any lighting is suited | 
| Answer» C. Backlighting | |
| 17. | Where is backlighting is best suited? | 
| A. | Simple silhouette image is required to obtain minimum image contrast | 
| B. | Certain key features on the surface of the object are to be inspected | 
| C. | Simple silhouette image is required to obtain maximum image contrast | 
| D. | Three-dimensional feature is being inspected | 
| Answer» D. Three-dimensional feature is being inspected | |
| 18. | What is the use of a laser beam in image formation? | 
| A. | Triangulation system for measuring system | 
| B. | Reduce glare of image | 
| C. | Controls contrast of image | 
| D. | Controls brightness of image | 
| Answer» B. Reduce glare of image | |