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Drafting 1

Drafting 1. Final Exam Review Notes. The thin lines placed between extension lines to indicate a linear distance are ____ lines. Cutting Plane Dimension Object Section. The centers of round objects are indicated using ____. Centerlines Hidden Lines Object Lines Section Lines.

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Drafting 1

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  1. Drafting 1 Final Exam Review Notes

  2. The thin lines placed between extension lines to indicate a linear distance are ____ lines. • Cutting Plane • Dimension • Object • Section

  3. The centers of round objects are indicated using ____. • Centerlines • Hidden Lines • Object Lines • Section Lines

  4. General classifications of materials are identified using ____. • Centerlines • Hidden Lines • Object Lines • Section Lines

  5. Section lines are typically drawn inclined at ____. • 30 degrees • 45 degrees • 60 degrees • 75 degrees

  6. Cutting-plane lines are drawn to the same weight as ____. • Centerlines • Hidden Lines • Object Lines • Section Lines

  7. Which of the following tools should not be used to sketch lines? • Drawing Pencil • Eraser • Graph Paper • Scale

  8. A(n) ____ is sketched by first constructing a rectangle with dimensions equal to the major and minor axes of the object. • Circle • Ellipse • Hexagon • Octagon

  9. A(n) ____ is sketched by first constructing centerline axes and inclined lines at 30° and 60°. • Circle • Ellipse • Hexagon • Octagon

  10. A ____ is used to draw circles. • Compass • Protractor • Scale • Triangle

  11. Which of the following tools is used to transfer distances? • Dividers • French Curve • Protractor • Template

  12. A ____ can be used as a pencil pointer. • Compass • Drafting Machine • Sandpaper Pad • Template

  13. A ____ is used to remove eraser dust from a drawing. • Drafting Machine • Dusting Brush • Lead Holder • Scale

  14. A(n) ____ is used to mask items you wish to keep when erasing errors from a drawing. • Dusting Brush • Erasing Shield • Irregular Curve • Protractor

  15. A drawing sheet should be fastened to a drawing board using ____. • Drafting Tape • Glue • Staples • Tacks

  16. A ____ is used to draw inclined lines that cannot be drawn with triangles. • Compass • Protractor • Scale • T-Square

  17. Which of the following is not a form of drafting media? • Drafting Film • Drafting Tape • Tracing Paper • Vellum

  18. The dimensions of a B-size sheet are ____. • 8.5 x 11 • 11 x 17 • 17 x 22 • 22 x34

  19. A(n) ____ scale typically contains scales labeled 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, and 60. • Architect’s • Engineer’s • Mechanical Drafter’s • Metric

  20. Which of the following is not a computer input device? • Digitizing Tablet • Keyboard • Mouse • Plotter

  21. The best way to attach drafting media to a drawing board is to use ____. • Staples • Thumbtacks • Rubber Cement • Drafting Tape

  22. The whole number divisions on an architect’s scale represent ____. • Inches • Feet • Millimeters • Meters

  23. ____ are drawn approximately twice as thick as hidden lines. • Centerlines • Extension Lines • Object Lines • Section Lines

  24. ____ have alternating long and short dashes drawn through the perimeter of a circular object. • Centerlines • Extension Lines • Object Lines • Section Lines

  25. On an architect’s scale, each division on the 16 scale is equal to ____. • ½” • ¼” • 1/8” • 1/16”

  26. The lines making up the sides of a hexagon form ____ angles. • 30 degrees • 60 degrees • 90 degrees • 120 degrees

  27. A(n) ____ is a closed curve in the form of a symmetrical oval with four quadrants. • Ellipse • Octagon • Rhomboid • Trapezoid

  28. A line that forms a 90° angle with another line is ____. • Concentric • Parallel • Perpendicular • Tangent

  29. A regular ____ has five equal sides. • Hexagon • Octagon • Pentagon • Rhomboid

  30. A(n) ____ triangle has no equal sides or angles. • Equilateral • Isosceles • Right • Scalene

  31. Which of the following is not true with respect to lettering? • Single-stroke Gothic characters are the recommended standard. • Vertical and inclined lettering should not be used on the same drawing. • All letters should be drawn to a different line weight than the object line weight. • Lettering should be made with a drafting grade pencil.

  32. The horizontal spacing between words and sentences should be ____. • Half the letter height. • Equal to the letter height. • Twice the letter height. • Three times the letter height.

  33. A lettering height of ____ is most commonly used on drawings. • 1/8” • ¼” • ½” • ¾”

  34. A(n) ____ is operated by guiding a stylus through cuts in a template to place lettering. • Ames lettering guide • Braddock lettering triangle • Burnishing tool • Leroy lettering instrument

  35. Letters on drawings should be drawn to the ____ line weight. • Border • Hidden • Object • Section

  36. In orthographic projection, the ____ principal plane represents the projection of the top view of the object. • Frontal • Horizontal • Profile • Vertical

  37. ____ projection is the orthographic projection method most commonly used in the United States. • First-angle • Second-angle • Third-angle • Fourth-angle

  38. When locating views on a drawing, the top view should be placed ____ the front view. • Above • Below • To the left of • To the right of

  39. When projecting views, depth distances may be projected to side views with a ____ projection angle or a compass. • 30 degree • 45 degree • 60 degree • 75 degree

  40. General-purpose section lines are typically spaced ____ apart. • 1/8” • ¼” • ½” • ¾”

  41. A(n) ____ is developed by passing a “stepped” cutting plane through features that do not lie on the same • Full section • Offset section • Removed section • Revolved section

  42. A(n) ____ is developed by cutting out a portion of a long, uniform object and sliding the ends together. • Aligned section • Conventional break • Offset section • Removed section

  43. To show where an imaginary cut is made through an object to be sectioned, a(n) ____ line is used. • Cutting-plane • Object • Phantom • Section

  44. General-purpose section lines are usually drawn at ____ angles. • 15 degrees • 30 degrees • 45 degrees • 60 degrees

  45. A(n) ____ section is used to describe objects with irregular features by rotating the features that do not intersect the cutting plane into the same plane. • Aligned • Broken-out • Outline • removed

  46. A cabinet oblique drawing has a depth axis drawn at ____ scale. • One-quarter • One-half • Three-quarter • Full

  47. Which of the following statements is not true in relation to dimensioning pictorial drawings? • Dimension lines are drawn parallel to the direction of measurement. • Dimensions on adjacent planes can use the same extension line. • Dimension numerals and letters may be unidirectional or parallel to the pictorial planes. • Dimensions should be given at a scaled size rather than full scale.

  48. A(n) ____ drawing uses two 30° horizontal axes and a vertical axis to represent the basic dimensions of an object. • Isometric • Multiview • Orthographic • Section

  49. The depth axis lines in a cavalier oblique drawing are drawn at ____ scale. • ¼ • ½ • ¾ • Full

  50. The depth axis lines in a cabinet oblique drawing are drawn at ____ scale. • ¼ • ½ • ¾ • Full

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