Design and Modeling Glossary 1.5

What does the term "accuracy" refer to in measurements?

• The ability to measure quickly

• The extent to which a measurement is close to its true value

• The consistency of repeated measurements

• The use of advanced measuring tools

What is the purpose of calibrating a measuring tool?

• To make it look new

• To initialize or set it up to be ready for use

• To increase its size

• To change its color

What does "convention" mean in the context of design and modeling?

• A meeting of designers

• Standards by which something is usually done

• A type of measuring tool

• A new design trend

What is a "dial caliper" used for?

• Measuring temperature

• Measuring linear dimensions, thickness, or diameter

• Measuring weight

• Measuring speed

What does the term "dimension" refer to?

• A measure in one direction

• A type of drawing

• A color scheme

• A design pattern

What is a "dimension line"?

• A thick line used for decoration

• A thin line, broken in the middle to allow placement of the dimension value

• A line used to measure weight

• A line that indicates color

What does "dimensioning" involve?

• Adding colors to a sketch

• Adding dimensions to a sketch using arrows

• Removing lines from a sketch

• Changing the size of a sketch

What is the function of an "extension line"?

• To add color to a drawing

• To provide a means of displaying the dimension without placing it on the object

• To measure temperature

• To indicate the weight of an object

What does "precise" mean in the context of measurements?

• Consistently repeatable

• Very fast

• Extremely large

• Highly decorative

Which term refers to the standards by which something is usually done?

• Accuracy

• Convention

• Dimension

• Precision