Engineering Drawing Quiz

What is the purpose of using the smallest possible paper size for engineering drawings?

• To ensure clarity and resolution

• To reduce cost

• To save paper

• To make it easier to carry

What is the grid reference system used for in engineering drawings?

• To measure the drawing

• To add color to the drawing

• To create a pattern on the drawing

• To locate different elements

Where is the tittle block usually located in an engineering drawing?

• On the side of the drawing

• At the top of the drawing

• In the middle of the drawing

• At the bottom of the drawing

What is the scale in engineering drawings?

• The thickness of the lines in the drawing

• The ratio between the same sizes in the drawing and reality

• The color used in the drawing

• The type of paper used for the drawing

What is the natural scale in engineering drawings?

• 1 millimeter on the drawing is equal to 1 millimeter in reality

• 5 millimeters on the drawing are equal to 1 millimeter in reality

• 1 millimeter on the drawing is equal to 20 millimeters in reality

• 1 centimeter on the drawing is equal to 1 centimeter in reality

What is the enlargement scale in engineering drawings?

• 1 centimeter on the drawing is equal to 1 centimeter in reality

• 1 millimeter on the drawing is equal to 20 millimeters in reality

• 5 millimeters on the drawing are equal to 1 millimeter in reality

• 1 millimeter on the drawing is equal to 1 millimeter in reality

What is the reduction scale in engineering drawings?

• 1 centimeter on the drawing is equal to 1 centimeter in reality

• 1 millimeter on the drawing is equal to 20 millimeters in reality

• 1 millimeter on the drawing is equal to 1 millimeter in reality

• 5 millimeters on the drawing are equal to 1 millimeter in reality