Tolerancing
1.When lines intersect on a drawing at angles of this many
degrees, it is customary not to dimension the angle:
A.360B.180
C.90D.45
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2.This is the term for the range of tightness or looseness
resulting from the allowances and tolerances in mating parts:
A.LimitsB.Fit
C.SpecificationsD.Allowance
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3.This is the measured size of a finished part:
A.Actual size
B.Dimensioned size
C.Production size
D.Basic size
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4.This means that a feature of a finished product contains the
maximum amount of material permitted by the toleranced dimensions
for that feature:
A.Maximum material condition
B.Machined material condition
C.Maximum machined indication
D.Machine mark indication
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5.This is the theoretically exact size from which limits of size
are determined:
A.Actual Size
B.Dimensioned size
C.Production size
D.Basic size
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionDExplanation:
6.Acceptable parts must not extend beyond this:
A.Boundary limits
B.Hole limits
C.Specification
D.Tolerances
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7.This practice considers an individual part's dimensions and
tolerances and that part's relation to its related parts:
A.Applying allowances
B.Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing
C.Creating datum references
D.Angular dimensioning tolerances
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionBExplanation:
Working Drawings
1.In these drawings it is necessary to show cut surfaces and
distinguish between adjacent parts:
A.Auxiliary drawings
B.Assembly sections
C.3D assemblies
D.Parts lists
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2.These drawings are given to contractors to perform work or
manufacture individual parts:
A.Assembly details
B.3D drawings
C.Working drawings
D.Skeleton assemblies
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3.In working drawings, these show all necessary information not
given directly on the drawing with its dimensions and notes:
A.Document strips
B.Portable documents
C.Formatting forms
D.Title and record strips
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4.This should show what changes were made, when, and by
whom:
A.Portable document
B.Record of revisions
C.Title form
D.Revision drawings
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionBExplanation:
5.An accurate record of changes made to released drawings is
tracked via this:
A.A revision block
B.The basic title form
C.Working drawings
D.Portable documents
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionAExplanation:
6.In an assembly section, these parts should have their section
lines left out or shown solid black:
A.Bolts
B.All fasteners
C.Thin parts
D.Rivets
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7.These are groups of components of a larger machine:
A.Subassemblies
B.External assemblies
C.Component assemblies
D.Major assemblies
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionAExplanation:No answer
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1.In isometric projection, all distances are approximately this
percentage of their true size:
A.120 percent
B.80 percent
C.50 percent
D.20 percent
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2.Angles project true size only when the plane containing the
angle and plane of projection are this:
A.AdjacentB.Aligned
C.PerpendicularD.Parallel
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionD
Perspective Drawings
1.Two-point perspective is also known as:
A.Two-view perspective
B.Regular perspective
C.Parallel perspective
D.Angular perspective
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2.This is the intersection of the ground plane with the picture
plane:
A.Vanishing point
B.Ground line
C.Station point
D.Horizon
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3.In perspective drawings this is placed between the observer
and the object:
A.Vanishing point / horizon
B.Station point
C.Ground line
D.Plane of projection / picture plane
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4.When positioning this feature of perspective projection, the
centerline of the cone of visual rays should be directed toward the
approximate center of the object:
A.Station point
B.Vanishing point
C.Horizon
D.Ground line
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5.Perspective drawings are classified according to their number
of these features:
A.Station points
B.Picture planes
C.Vanishing points
D.Ground lines
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1.These maps are used in planning installations of trees,
shrubbery, drives, and other garden features:
A.Landscape maps
B.Engineering maps
C.Topographic maps
D.Cadastral maps
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2.These are special installations of stone or concrete marking
the locations of points accurately determined by precise
surveying:
A.Topographic marks
B.Hatchures
C.Monuments
D.Pillars
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3.These are vertical distances above a common datum, reference
plane, or point:
A.PlatsB.Elevations
C.TraverseD.Profiles
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4.These are lines drawn on a map to locate, in the plan view,
points of equal ground elevation:
A.ContoursB.Elevations
C.ProfilesD.Hatchures
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5.These maps are used to plan construction projects that locate
construction features so they fit the topography of the area:
A.Subdivision plats
B.Landscape maps
C.Structural topography maps
D.Structure location plans
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Landform Drawings - True or False6.This type of drawing is
created to calculate areas, locate property lines, and locate
building projects and facilities:
A.Traverse
B.Contour
C.City map
D.Plat
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7.These are accurately drawn maps of cities and towns showing
property lines and other features that control property
ownership:
A.Monument maps
B.Cadastral maps
C.City maps
D.Topographic maps
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionBExplanation:
1.Isometric drawings are often used by ________ to help
illustrate complex designs.
A.mechanical engineers
B.piping drafters
C.aerospace engineers
D.all of the above
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2.In order to create an isometric circle to represent a hole
through the top surface of a box, the drafter must insure that the
correct isoplane has been selected by scrolling through the
isoplanes using the ________ key.
A.F1B.F3
C.F5D.F8
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3.A fillet is a rounded surface on the ________ corner of a
part.
A.InsideB.outside
C.radialD.isoplane
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4.Before starting an isometric drawing in AutoCAD the drafter
needs to ________.
A.set the grid to isometric
B.set the current layer to Defpoints
C.turn Object Snap off
D.turn Ortho off
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5.A round is a rounded surface on the ________ corner of a
part.
A.insideB.outside
C.radialD.isoplane
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionB
6.Architectural drafters generally prefer to use ________
drawings to help illustrate 3-dimensional views of a structure.
A.isometricB.perspective
C.orthographicD.auxiliary
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7.The bounding box method for setting up an isometric drawing
helps the drafter ________.
A.confine the isometric drawing to its maximum size
B.figure what lines are to be illustrated vertical and
horizontal
C.position the isometric drawing in paper space
D.none of the above
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8.The Offset tool should only be used for placing ________ in an
isometric drawing.
A.circles
B.horizontal lines
C.vertical lines
D.none of the above
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9.When creating an isometric drawing in AutoCAD the drafter can
utilize the Dynamic Input and Polar Coordinate system to place both
vertical and horizontal lines. A line created from one point 3
inches at 180 degrees would be a ________ line.
A.horizontal
B.vertical
C.inclined
D.none of the above
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10.AutoCAD refers to isometric ellipses as ________.
A.EllipsesB.isoellipses
C.isocirclesD.circles
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionCExplanation:
1.The typical parts list should include the ________.
A.part number
B.manufacturing material
C.number of parts needed
D.all of the above
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2.A typical set of mechanical working drawings includes
________.
A.exploded assembly
B.part details
C.parts list
D.all of the above
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3.The title block used on working drawings should include the
________.
A.sheet number
B.line type
C.layer set
D.all of the above
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4.One critical issue drafters need to pay close attention to is
the ________.
A.size of the sheet
B.designer's intent
C.scale factor
D.none of the above
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5.In the mechanical design process the first step is to
________.
A.brainstorm solutions
B.prepare rough sketches
C.prepare a budget
D.identify the problem
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6.The text used on a typical detail sheet should be
________.
A.placed horizontally
B.in bold text
C.in an architectural text style
D.none of the above
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7.In an exploded assembly drawing it is customary for the
drafter to use a ________ line to illustrate how parts fit
together.
A.PhantomB.hidden
C.dashedD.center
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8.It is customary for the first sheet of a working drawing set
to include ________.
A.a parts list
B.exploded assembly
C.assembled assembly
D.all of the above
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9.In order to create an accurate assembly drawing the drafter
should create the ________ drawings first.
A.Detail
B.title block
C.parts list
D.isometric
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10.The thread note for a typical bolt will include the
________.
A.major diameter of the thread
B.material
C.center line
D.offset distance
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionAExplanation:
3D Modeling Basics
1.The Press-Pull tool will ________ the face of a solid model in
the direction it faces.
A.taper
B.extrude
C.spiral
D.none of the above
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2.The View toolbar will position the view of the 3-D solid
toward the ________.
A.front
B.left side
C.SE isometric
D.all of the above
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3.The Free Orbit tool is found on the ____ toolbar.
A.rotate
B.move
C.modify
D.3-D Move
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4.The default position of the UCS icon is positioned at ________
on the AutoCAD grid.
A.0,0,0
B.10,10,10
C.20,20,20
D.None of the above
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5.A cylinder can be created by drawing a rectangular shape then
the ________ tool.
A.Revolve
B.Sweep
C.Extrude
D.none of the above
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionAExplanation:
6.The MASSPROP shortcut will provide the following
information.
A.mass
B.volume
C.bounding box
D.all of the above
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7.The 3-D commands on the Modeling toolbar include ________.
A.box
B.sphere
C.extrude
D.all of the above
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8.CAD programs which incorporate parametric modeling utilize a
system in which the dimensions control the ________.
A.size and shape of the model features
B.perspective of the model
C.shading used to render the model
D.all of the above
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9.In order to create one solid model from two or more separate
solid shapes the drafter will need to position them and then
________.
A.use Union to join them
B.use the Join command
C.use the Add Parts tool
D.none of the above
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10.The Conceptual Visual Style tool is located on the ________
toolbar.
A.Visual Styles
B.Modify
C.3-D Modeling
D.All of the above
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionA
1.This type of solid is egg-shaped and can be created by
revolving an ellipse around one of its axes:
A.EllipsoidB.Torus
C.ConeD.Cylinder
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2.Some of the common terms used to describe technical drawing
include:
A.Drafting
B.Engineering Graphics
C.Engineering Drawing
D.All of the above
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3.An architect often relies on a ________ to complete the set of
technical drawings used in the design of an office building.
A.technical illustrator
B.artist
C.drafter
D.construction superintendent
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4.In oblique sketches, the most commonly used angles for
receding lines are:
A.15 or 30 degrees
B.25 or 30 degrees
C.30 or 45 degrees
D.45 or 60 degrees
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5.A drafter who develops technical drawings of a highway
overpass would most likely be a ________ drafter.
A.architectural
B.civil
C.mechanical
D.process piping
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6.These types of projectors converge at a vanishing point:
A.PerspectiveB.Parallel
C.OrthographicD.Oblique
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7.A ________ is the person responsible for verifying that the
drawings in a project set are free of mistakes.
A.client
B.CAD trainee
C.receptionist
D.checker
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8.This type of solid has two bases that are parallel equal
polygons:
A.PyramidB.Prism
C.ConeD.Torus
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9.An oil refinery relies on which type of drafter to maintain
and update the technical piping drawings used for the construction
and maintenance of the facility.
A.architectural
B.civil
C.process piping
D.electrical
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10.When designing a home for a client, one of the most important
pre-design considerations that an architect needs to address is
________.
A.how much money the client is willing to spend.
B.the site on which the house is to sit
C.the nearest grocery store
D.whether or not there is a curb and gutter system
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionBExplanation:
11.This is formed where three or more surfaces intersect:
A.ObliqueB.Line
C.EdgeD.Vertex
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12.The Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts
that some of the best opportunities for employment in our near
future will be for students who ________.
A.drop out of high school
B.graduate from high school and go right into the workforce
C.obtain a two year technical degree from a community or junior
college
D.earn a B.S. degree in psychology
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13.Three dimensional models are often used in the design process
to ________.
A.help the client understand the overall design concept
B.help the client select a color for their carpet
C.provide the client with a model which they can use to impress
their friends
D.determine the quantity of brick needed to build the house
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14.Students can complete an associate's degree in drafting which
normally takes about ________ years to complete.
A.oneB.two
C.threeD.four
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15.This is used in drawings to represent the edge of a solid
object:
A.AngleB.Vertex
C.SurfaceD.Line
Answer & Explanation
Technical Sketching - True or False
16.The daily workload of a ________ drafter would generally
include technical drawings of machine parts.
A.architecturalB.civil
C.electricalD.mechanical
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17.This type of solid has a polygon for a base and triangular
lateral faces that intersect at a vertex:
A.PyramidB.Prism
C.ConeD.Torus
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionA\
1.This is a conical-shaped recess around a hole, often used to
receive a tapered screw head:
A.BossB.Spotface
C.CounterboreD.Countersink
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2.This is an angled surface used on cylinders to make them
easier to handle:
A.FilletB.Taper
C.ChamferD.Lug
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3.These are used to attach parts to a cylinder so they won't
turn on it:
A.Lugs and bearings
B.Keyseats and bearings
C.Knurls and keys
D.Keys and keyways/keyseats
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4.This is a flat or rounded tab protruding from a surface,
usually to provide a method for attachment:
A.LugB.Boss
C.ChamferD.Spotface
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5.This is a hollow cylinder that is often used as a protective
sleeve or guide or as a bearing:
A.LugB.Bushing
C.ChamferD.Knurl
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6.This is a rounded exterior blend between surfaces:
A.FilletB.Round
C.TaperD.Chamfer
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionBExplanation:
1.The lines used to create the auxiliary view should appear as
________ in the finished view.
A.Object lines
B.Construction lines
C.Reference lines
D.Construction lines
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2.The offset distance for the width (front to back) distance of
the auxiliary view is the same distance of the ________ in the top
view.
A.Width
B.height
C.length
D.none of the above
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3.The principle reason for using an auxiliary view is
________.
A.to eliminate hidden lines
B.to create a true projection plane from an inclined plane in
one of the primary views
C.to show cylinders as ellipses
D.to locate center marks
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4.Circular shapes appear in this fashion when viewed at an angle
other than 90 degrees:
A.CircularB.Elliptical
C.LengthenedD.Angular
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5.When adding dimensions to an auxiliary view it will be
necessary to use the ________ tool.
A.Linear dimension
B.Aligned dimension
C.Baseline dimension
D.Angle dimension
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6.An efficient method for trimming the corners on an auxiliary
view is to use the ________.
A.0 radius fillet
B.Hatch tool
C.Extend tool
D.Grips function
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7.In this type of auxiliary view, a break line is used to
indicate the imaginary break in the views:
A.PrimaryB.Secondary
C.RevolvedD.Partial
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8.When using the descriptive geometry method to create an
auxiliary view the drafter should ________.
A.rotate the snap grid to the same angle of the inclined
plane
B.offset the right vertical line of the front view
C.rotate the top line of the front view 45 degrees
D.offset the top line of the front view 2 inches
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9.This is the most common application for developments and
intersections:
A.Sheet metal construction
B.Piping
C.Architecture
D.Mechanical engineering
10.This type of auxiliary view is projected onto a plane that is
perpendicular to one of the principal planes of projection:
A.PrimaryB.Secondary
C.RevolvedD.Successive
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionAExplanation:
11.A partial auxiliary view usually shows only features on the
________ of the inclined line and not any projection of other
planes.
A.hidden lines
B.plane
C.center lines
D.none of the above
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12.A partial auxiliary view is used to show only the ________ in
the auxiliary view.
A.projected inclined plane
B.the projected top view
C.the projected side view
D.none of the above
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13.This type of surface may be a plane, a single curved surface,
or a warped surface:
A.Edge surface
B.Ruled surface
C.Auxiliary surface
D.Developed surface
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14.In this type of view, the cutting plane line indicates both
the location of the cutting plane and the direction of sight:
A.Removed section
B.Revolved section
C.Auxiliary section
D.Partial section
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15.The principle views associated with orthographic projection
are ________.
A.Front view
B.Right side view
C.Top view
D.All of the above
16.A secondary auxiliary view is a projection off of the
________.
A.Front view
B.Top view
C.Primary auxiliary view
D.None of the above
17.This type of solid is formed by sweeping a shape along a
linear path:
A.Planar solid
B.Revolved solid
C.Warped solid
D.Extruded solid
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Read more: Auxiliary Views - True or False1.This allows the
designer to conceptualize objects more easily without having to
make costly illustrations, models, or prototypes:
A.Computer-aided manufacturing
B.Computer-aided design
C.Computer-aided engineering
D.Computer-aided prototyping
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2.This allows the performance of structures to be analyzed and
tested efficiently, accurately, and quickly:
A.Computer-aided manufacturing
B.Computer-aided design
C.Computer-aided engineering
D.Computer-aided prototyping
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3.This type of rapid prototyping system uses a laser to fuse
powdered metals, plastics, or ceramics:
A.Fused deposition modeling
B.Stereolithography apparatus
C.Solid ground curing
D.Selective laser sintering
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionDExplanation:No answer
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4.This process recognizes the inherent interrelationships
between design and manufacturing:
A.Design for manufacture
B.Design for manufacture and assembly
C.Design for concurrent engineering
D.Design for assembly
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5.Manufacturing may produce these types of products:
A.Discrete or continuous
B.Raw material or parts
C.Machinery or manufactured
D.Processes or operations
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6.Approximately this much of the cost of product development and
manufacture is determined at the design stage:
A.40-50%B.60-75%
C.70-80%D.75-85%
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionCExplanation:No answer
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7.This is a solid shape that fits inside the mold and forms a
hole in a cooled cast metal or molten plastic object:
A.Core
B.Cavity
C.Prototype
D.Hole mold
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionAExplanation:
1.Architectural dimensioning standards allow for the placement
of dimensions inside the floor plan. These inside dimensions locate
interior ________.
A.door openings and walls
B.centers of cabinets
C.windows
D.all of the above
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2.When dimensioning architectural drawings architects will
utilize both ________ and ________ options.
A.Baseline and continuous
B.Baseline and linear
C.Quick dim and linear
D.Linear and continuous
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3.Architectural dimensioning is usually done in ________.
A.Even numbers
B.Feet and inches
C.Feet only
D.Inches only
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4.Some of the standard AutoCAD text styles used in architectural
drawings includes ________.
A.CityBlueprint
B.CountryBlueprint
C.Stylus BT
D.All of the above
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5.Dimension text is generally placed above the ________
line.
A.DimensionB.extension
C.centerD.leader
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False
6.The architectural and construction industries use the United
States National CAD standard (NCS) system on many ________
projects.
A.residential
B.commercial
C.aerospace
D.publicly funded
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7.There should be a visible gap between the wall and the
________ line.
A.dimensionB.extension
C.centerD.leader
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8.Dimensions are used on the elevation plan to describe
________.
A.Finished floor elevations
B.Roof overhangs
C.Roof pitch angles
D.All of the above
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9.The second line of dimensions out from the plan generally
includes ________.
A.Centers of doors and windows
B.The distances between outside walls and interior walls.
C.The measurement from the outside of the brick to the inside of
the exterior wall.
D.The measurement from one outside corner to the opposite
outside corner.
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10.The dimension text size is determined by what the architect
deems necessary in ________.
A.Model space
B.Paper space
C.The Finished plot
D.The PDF file
Dimensioning Architectural Drawings
1.Using this as a communication and design review tool can help
shorten the process and eliminate productivity barriers:
A.Development plans
B.Portable document files
C.The Internet and e-mail
D.Gantt charts
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2.If designs require changes, they should be documented
with:
A.Development plans
B.Product proposals
C.Document reviews
D.Engineering change orders
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3.Once a drawing is determined to be complete, the title block
is used to document the change from:
A.A draft to a finished drawing
B.A finished to a working drawing
C.An assembly to a finished drawing
D.A working drawing to a draft
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4.Drawings created with commercial software are typically saved
as:
A.Rapid prototypes
B.Electronic files
C.Draft drawings
D.Change orders
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1.In oblique projection, important shapes should be in this
position relative to the viewing plane:
A.ParallelB.Perpendicular
C.AdjacentD.Rotated
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionAExplanation:No answer
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2.In a CAD system, you can draw an ellipse by specifying
these:
A.The bounding lines
B.The midpoint and end points
C.The center and major and minor axes
D.The center and radius
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3.Oblique drawings are dimensioned in a similar fashion as these
types of drawings:
A.OrthographicB.Isometric
C.AngularD.Parallel
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionBExplanation:No answer
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4.In an oblique drawing, equally spaced partial circles may be
used to show this:
A.Symbolic thread pitch
B.Ellipses
C.Cavalier drawings
D.Projection points
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5.When the receding lines are true length, and the projectors
are at 45 degrees to the plane of projection, the oblique drawing
is called this:
A.Cabinet projection
B.Cavalier projection
C.Axonometric projection
D.Isometric projection
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionBExplanation:No answer
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6.Oblique sections are useful to show this:
A.Foreshortened features
B.Oblique lines
C.Interior shapes
D.Projected features
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1.Spur gear design normally begins with selecting this:
A.Rack size
B.Tooth size
C.Gear size
D.Pitch diameter
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionDExplanation:No answer
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2.The most common geometric form used in gears today is
this:
A.Involute profile
B.Convolute profie
C.Base circle
D.Spur circle
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3.This is a curve showing the displacement of the follower as
ordinates on a base line that represents one revolution of the
cam:
A.Displacement diagram
B.Follower
C.Cam cycle
D.Reciprocation chart
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4.Gear teeth formed on a flat surface are called this:
A.PinionB.Rack
C.SpurD.Teeth
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionBExplanation:No answer
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5.These gears transmit power between shafts whose axes intersect
at any angle:
A.Worm gears
B.Spur gears
C.Bevel gears
D.Racks
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionCExplanation:No answer
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1.This is a common method for connecting steel members of
buildings and bridges:
A.AssemblyB.Fabricating
C.RivetingD.Welding
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionDExplanation:No answer
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2.This type of structural steel drawing shows all dimensions
necessary for fabrication:
A.Shop drawings
B.Design drawings
C.Weldment drawings
D.Application drawings
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionAExplanation:No answer
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3.These are joined together in the field to build a
structure:
A.Riveted members
B.Main members
C.Steel fabrications
D.Assembled fabrications
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4.These plans, made by the steel fabricator, are assembly
drawings for the steel structure:
A.Welding plans
B.Assembly plans
C.Construction plans
D.Erection plans
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5.This material is used in masonry construction, most commonly
for ornamental facing:
A.Face brick
B.Clay tile
C.Natural stone
D.Aggregate
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6.This type of weld is the most common in structural steel
fabrication:
A.Fillet weld
B.Beam weld
C.Rivet weld
D.Structural weld
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7.In this type of concrete, the steel is pretensioned before the
superimposed load is applied:
A.AggregateB.Prestressed
C.ReinforcedD.Preloaded
Answer & ExplanationAnswer:OptionB
1.Using the Relative Polar Coordinate System to add a 3 inch
line that is 45 degrees from the end point of the line created
above the drafter would ________.
A.type @3