Module 00105 Construction Drawings

The information in a drawing's title block that identifies the project is:

• Sheet title

• Scale

• Revision number

• Drawing number

The information needed to identify lines and other symbols on a construction drawing can be found in the _________.

• Legend

• Title Block

• Scale

• Revision Table

Break lines are used to show that ________.

• Only part of an object is represented to save space

• The object is broken for repair

• The object is made of different materials

• The object is symmetrical

Which statement concerning symbols used on plans is true?

• The symbols are to be noted on the title or introductory sheet.

• The symbols are only used for electrical plans.

• Symbols are not required to be explained on plans.

• Symbols are always placed next to the objects they represent.

A dimension is a measurement written as a _______________.

• Number

• Letter

• Shape

• Color

On a site plan, the scale may read SCALE: 1" = 20'. This means that ________.

• Every inch represents 20 feet

• Every inch represents 2 feet

• Every inch represents 200 feet

• Every inch represents 10 feet

The triangular architect's scale is the most commonly used because it ________.

• Can combine multiple scales

• Is made of metal

• Is only used for engineering drawings

• Has a single scale

Plans that show an aerial view of the building site location are called ________.

• Civil Plans

• Electrical Plans

• Mechanical Plans

• Architectural Plans

The materials to be used for the walls would be found in the _________.

• Structural plans

• Electrical plans

• Plumbing plans

• Landscape plans

Engineered plans for motors, pumps, piping systems, and piping equipment are called:

• Mechanical plans

• Electrical diagrams

• Architectural layouts

• Structural blueprints