Engineering Drawing Basics - Multiple Choice Questions

Technical drawings are a technical language that functions as a communication tool between....

• Designers and artists

• Engineers and managers

• Designer and implementer

• Sellers and buyers

The most commonly used engineering drawing standard in the world is....

• JIS

• DIN

• ISO

• ANSI

The type of line used to show objects that are hidden or not directly visible is....

• Continuous thick line

• Dotted line

• Continuous thin line

• Axis line

Scale 1:100 means....

• The size of the image is 100 times larger than the actual size

• The actual size is 100 times larger than the size in the picture.

• The size in the image is the same as the actual size

• The size of the image is 10 times larger than the actual size.

A projection that displays three-dimensional objects in one two-dimensional plane with parallel projection lines is....

• Orthogonal projection

• Isometric projection

• Dimetric projection

• Trimetric projection

Lines used to indicate dimensions in engineering drawings called....

• Axis line

• Boundary line

• Dimension lines

• Cutting line

The main objective of standardization in engineering drawings is....

• Beautify the image display

• Shorten processing time

• Ensure uniformity and ease of interpretation

• Reduce production costs

What is the function of image labels in technical drawings?

• As a picture decoration

• To include important information about the image

• To show direction of view

• As the designer's signature

The most frequently used view in orthogonal projection is shows the detailed shape of the object is....

The smooth surface symbol on engineering drawings indicates that the surface must be....

• Painted

• Sanded

• Polished or ground

• Drilled