BSI H Graphic Communication

What are preliminary drawings used for in the design process?

• To provide precise information about the manufacture of products

• To highlight features, materials, or clarify ideas through quick sketches and annotations

• To bring people's attention to specific features of a product

• To provide dimensioned orthographics and exploded views

Which type of graphics generally includes dimensioned orthographics, exploded views, and assembly instructions?

• Preliminary Graphics

• Production Graphics

• Promotional Graphics

• Planning Charts

What is the purpose of promotional graphics?

• To provide quick sketches for concept development

• To provide detailed instructions for product assembly

• To attract attention or highlight specific aspects of a product for promotion

• To provide precise manufacturing details

What should be done at all stages of the PPP design process?

• Ideas should be kept unchanged

• Decisions and ideas should be evaluated and improved if possible

• Only promotional graphics should be considered

• Preliminary drawings should be discarded

What type of drawings might include camera-ready proofs and cutting patterns?

• Preliminary Graphics

• Production Graphics

• Promotional Graphics

• Planning Charts

In which field might you find planning charts, site plans, and survey drawings as part of the graphics used?

• Consumer

• Engineering

• Construction

• Promotional

What are the two main groups of drawings mentioned in the text?

• Isometric and Oblique

• Orthographic and Pictorial

• Axonometric and Perspective

• Schematic and Diagrammatic

Orthographic drawings are commonly used for what purpose?

• Artistic illustrations

• Production drawings

• Conceptual sketches

• Landscape design

What symbol is used to easily recognize orthographic drawings?

• A square symbol

• A circle symbol

• The third angle symbol

• The first angle symbol

What does an auxiliary view show?

• The object from a non-standard angle showing only the true dimensions

• The object from a standard angle showing the true dimensions

• The object from a non-standard angle showing the whole object but not just the true dimensions

• The object from a standard angle showing the whole object and the true dimensions