Technical Drawings

What is the significance of the scale 1:5 in technical drawings?

• The drawing is five times smaller than the actual object

• The drawing is five times larger than the actual object

• The drawing is the same size as the actual object

• The drawing is half the size of the actual object

Why are scale drawings used in BSE and construction?

• To create artistic designs

• To pass on and share complex information

• To reduce construction costs

• To eliminate the need for architects

Which scale is typically used for a component/detail drawing?

• 1:1

• 1:2

• 1:5

• 1:10

What does the term "elevation" refer to in technical drawings?

• A view from the side

• A view from above

• A view from the front

• A view from below

A section view is a “slice” of a component, usually labeled as a ___________ drawing.

• Overhead

• scaled

• detailed

• dashed

The ratio of the length and size (linear dimension) of an element of an object in the drawing to the real length and size of the same element of the object. For example, an inch on the drawing might equal 10 feet in the actual building.

• Projection

• Free Hand

• Scale

• Technical

Identify the type of pictoral

• Isometric

• Perspective

• Oblique

• Orthographic

What is the depth of the wall?

• 2 m

• .23 m

• 2 m * 2 m

• .23 m* .23 m

A short-dashed line that represents a feature not seen in a view is known as?

• Object Line

• Hidden Line

• Construction Line

• Center Line

A line that is short and long dashes that represents a circle or hole is known as which?

• Object Line

• Hidden Line

• Construction Line

• Center Line