Practice question

Why should you verify the calibration of an outside micrometer using a standard gauge block before taking critical engine measurements?

  1. To lubricate the spindle threads of the micrometer
  2. To ensure the micrometer's starting zero point is accurate, correcting any temperature-induced measurement errors
  3. To polish the anvil faces of the micrometer
  4. To lock the micrometer thimble in place

Answer: B — To ensure the micrometer's starting zero point is accurate, correcting any temperature-induced measurement errors

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