Why do engineers use isometric sketches instead of the perspective sketches artists use?
An isometric sketch is not as pretty so it doesn't distract people
An isometric sketch has more accurate design details, because it shows a view similar to what our eyes actually see
An isometric sketch shows three sides of an object and the perspective never changes.
Zombies fear isometric sketches
Q.2.
Why to Engineers make so many sketches
They like to impress regular people with their drawing ability
sketching tells a story about a design such as where it might be used
sketching allows engineers to communicate details of their design quickly
engineers use color in their design to show details like texture
Q.3.
Cartesian paper is made up of what
triangles
circles
squares
rectangles
Q.4.
Isometric Sketches are done on what kind of paper
Cartesian paper
Isometric paper
Notebook Paper
Ancient Egyptian Papyrus
Q.5.
What tools should be used to accurately draw circles on an orthographic drawing?
Circle template and a compass.
Ellipse template and a compass.
Protractor and a compass.
45 set square and a compass.
Q.6.
How should hidden detail lines appear in an engineering drawing?
Equal dashed lines.
Dotted lines.
Dotted and dashed lines.
Long and short dashed lines.
Q.7.
How should a center line appear on an engineering drawing?
Equal dashed lines
Dotted lines.
Dotted and dashed lines
Long and short dashed lines.
Q.8.
How should a drawing line appear on an engineering drawing?
Broken and darker than a projection line.
Solid and darker than a projection line.
Curved and darker than a projection line.
Solid and lighter than a projection line.
Q.9.
Select the two most vital pieces of information that should be included in the title block?
Colour and shape.
Scale and projection symbol.
Name and date.
Drawing number and material.
Q.10.
How should lettering appear in the title block?
No bigger than 4 mm's and using capital letters.
No bigger than 8 mm's and using capital letters.
No bigger than 2 mm's and using capital letters..
No bigger than 10 mm's and using capital letters.
Q.11.
What does the British standard BScover?
Engineering drawings and technical product documentation
Electrical installation
Graphical symbols and flow charts
Welding and fabrication symbols
Q.12.
What does the standard abbreviation CL stand for?
Cross Length
Closed Loop
Contour Line
Centre Line
Q.13.
What angle(s) do you use to draw an Isometric drawing?
30/60 degrees
45 degrees
90 degrees
45/45 degrees
Q.14.
If a drawing is created twice the size of the actual object what scale would be used in the title block?
1:1
1:2
2:1
I don't know yet
Q.15.
If a drawing is created to the actual size of the object what scale would be used in the title block?
1:1
1:2
2:1
I don't know yet
Q.16.
Name two vital pieces of information that should be included in a title block?
Name & Date
Projection symbol & Scale
Materials & Drawing Number
I don't know yet
Q.17.
How is a hidden detail represented in an engineering drawing?
Continuous thick lines
Equal dashed lines
Long dashed, short dashed lines
I don't know yet
Q.18.
How is a centre line represented in an engineering drawing?
Continuous thick lines
Equal dashed lines
Long dashed, short dashed lines
I don't know yet
Q.19.
How is a visible line represented in an engineering drawing?
Continuous thick lines
Equal dashed lines
Long dashed, short dashed lines
I don't know yet
Q.20.
How big should the border be in an engineering drawing?
10mm
10cm
100mm
I don't know yet?
Q.21.
How big should the title block be in an engineering drawing?
200mm
20cm
20mm
I don't know yet
Q.22.
If a drawing is created half the size of the actual object what scale would be used in the title block?
1:1
1:2
2:1
I don't know yet
Q.23.
Why must all the rules of an engineering drawing be followed precisely?
To ensure a consistent approach is used and British standards are met
To ensure the drawing looks good
To ensure an inconsistent approach is taken and British standards are not met
I don't know yet
Q.24.
Where is the title block typically located?
Bottom right corner
Top left corner
Top right corner
Bottom left corner
Q.25.
You work for an automotive company that manufactures minivans. You work on designs for the engine that goes into the car. There are a variety of parts that go together to create the engine. A car engine model would be an example of a/an ______________
Assembly
Subassembly
Part
Part Library
Q.26.
You need a 2 inch standard flange bolt for a subassembly. Where would be the best place to find a model to use?
Create a bolt from scratch
Use the internet to search for a model
The part library
thingiverse.com
Q.27.
What are the steps in the Engineering Design Process?
Build - Research - Ask - Manufacture - Distribute
Ask - Imagine - Plan - Create - Improve
Design - Test - Manufacture - Distribute
Prototyp - Create - Build - Ask
Q.28.
Identify which of the designations represents a pneumatic to current modifier.
P/I
E/I
P/T
I/E
Q.29.
Transmitters are used to convert the signal from a sensor to a form that can be sent to a remote point for processing, controlling, or monitoring.
True
False
Q.30.
Which of the following would indicate 4 holes of diameter 6.2 of a depth of 25.0?
4 x Ø6.2 ↧25.0
4 x R6.2 ↧ 25.0
4 + Ø6.2 - 25.0
4 x Ø6.2 - 25.0
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