Topic 1 Lesson 2 Test

Which one of the following drawing scales is drawn 2 times larger than size of the actual object?

• Scale 1:1

• Scale 2:1

• Scale 3:1

• Scale 4:1

Tags

CCSS.7.G.A.1

What is the meaning of 'NTS' indicated in the scale column of the Title Block in engineering drawing?

• Not to stop

• Not to scale

• Not to scratch

• Not to smooth

Which one of the following drawing paper sizes is in A4-portrait size format?

• Length (210)mm x Height (297)mm

• Length (297)mm x Height (210)mm

• Length (420)mm x Height (297)mm

• Length (594)mm x Height (420)mm

Tags

CCSS.2.MD.A.2

Which one of the following drawing paper sizes is in A4-landscape size format?

• Length (594)mm x Height (841)mm

• Length (420)mm x Height (594)mm

• Length (297)mm x Height (210)mm

• Length (210)mm x Height (297)mm

Tags

CCSS.2.MD.A.2

The arrangement of dimensions method shown is named as

• chain dimensioning.

• single dimensioning

• reference dimensioning.

• dimensioning of symmetrical object.

Which of the following types of lines is used to represent as a centre line in an engineering drawing?

• Continuous thin freehand

• Thick chain line.

• Continuous thin line.

• Short dashes thin line.

Name the type of line used in engineering drawing indicated as 'C' in the Figure.

• A centre line.

• A leader line.

• A dimension line.

• An extension line.

Name the type of line used in engineering drawing indicated as 'C' in the Figure.

• A centre line.

• A leader line.

• A dimension line.

• An extension line.

Name the type of line used in engineering drawing indicated as 'C' in the Figure.

• A centre line.

• A leader line.

• A dimension line.

• An extension line.

The use of standard line in engineering drawing shown in Figure is to represent a

• centre line of an object.

• cutting plane of an object.

• hidden lines of an object.

• visible outlines and edge of an object.