How should drawings be handled to prevent damage?

• C) Open them slowly and carefully, avoiding placing them on rough surfaces.

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What should be avoided when handling drawings to prevent soiling them?

• A) Using clean hands free of oil, grease, or other substances.

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What is the purpose of using drawings in the aviation industry?

• B) To avoid possible errors in written or spoken descriptions.

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What type of printer is used for large format aviation drawings?

• C) Plotter or large format printer

• B) Laser printer

Which activity is associated with CAE?

• B) Printing manuals

• C) Product analysis and simulations

Why is it important for aviation mechanics to understand the meanings of lines, notes, abbreviations, and symbols in drawings?

• A) To ensure they can interpret flight paths correctly.

• B) To avoid errors in making or assembling objects.

Which software is commonly used by airframe manufacturers for designing aircraft?

• A) Microsoft Word

• B) CATIA

What does CAM stand for?

• B) Computer Aided Manufacturing

• C) Computer Automated Management

What are the key elements used in aviation drawings to convey ideas?

• A) Colors and textures.

• B) Lines, notes, abbreviations, and symbols.

What should be done with a drawing after it has been used?

• A) Leave it out in the open for easy access.

• B) Fold and return it to its proper place.