Scale Drawings Quiz

Why is it necessary to use scale drawings for buildings?

• To fit a full-sized drawing on a sheet of paper

• To make the building look larger

• To change the design of the building

• To avoid using paper

What do scale rules help with?

• Making drawings colorful

• Converting measurements into real measurements

• Adding more details

• Changing the design

What happens to the building drawing when it is scaled?

• It becomes more detailed

• It is shrunk in proportion

• It changes color

• It loses its shape

What is the result of using scale rules?

• More colorful drawings

• Accurate real measurements

• Larger paper size

• Simpler designs

Which scales are used for site plans?

• 1:1

• 1:200, 1:500, 1:1250

• 1:2, 1:5, 1:10

• 1:1250, 1:12500

Which scale is not used for plans, elevation, and sections?

• 1:20

• 1:50

• 1:100

• 1:5

For a scale size of 25mm at a scale of 1:20, what is the actual size?

• 500mm

• 250mm

• 400mm

• 300mm

What is the scale if the scale size is 10mm and the actual size is 100mm?

• 1:10

• 1:20

• 1:50

• 1:200

If the scale size is 25mm and the scale is 1:20, what is the actual size?

• 400mm

• 500mm

• 600mm

• 700mm

Which actual size corresponds to a scale size of 25mm and a scale of 1:20?

• 400mm

• 450mm

• 500mm

• 550mm