WorksheetsDesign and Modeling/Brooklynn Payne
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 7mins
What do you do in the Define the Problem stage?
A design Brief
A prototype
A technical drawing
A decision matrix
Which of the following is NOT a part of the Design Brief?
Client
Problem Statement
Constraints
Decision Matrix
Deliverable's
Which order does the Design Process go in?
Define the problem, generate concepts, evaluate the solution, present the solution, develop the solution, construct and test a prototype
Present the solution, develop the solution, construct and test a prototype, define the problem, generate concepts, evaluate the solution.
Define the problem, generate concepts, develop a solution, construct and test a prototype, present the solution, construct and test a prototype.
Define the problem, generate concepts, develop a solution, construct and test a prototype, evaluate the solution, present the solution
What is a part of the design brief? (Multiple answers)
Client
Designer
Decision Matrix
Deliverable
Which of the following three do you do in the Generate Concepts stage?
Research
A prototype
Technical Drawing
Brainstorm
Decision Matrix
Which of the following does constraints mean?
Guidelines that have to be followed and rules that can't be broken
Guidelines and rules that we only follow sometimes
Options that the client is giving
Guidelines that you only have to follow when your boss or teacher tells you too
What do you do in the Develop solutions stage?
Technical drawing
Design brief
A mini model
Brainstorm
What should a design statement start with?
An action verb; Design, test, model
A adjective; fluffy, small, loud
Complaining
Constraints
In which stage of the Design Process does the Decision Matrix take place?
Define the Problem
Develop a solution
Generate concepts
Present the solution
Which of the following Does NOT take place in Generate concepts stage?
Define the problem
Brainstorm
Prototype
Decision matrix
Which of the following was used to measure fishing line?
Fathom
girth
Hand-span
pace
What is 3'2'' in all inches?
38''
10''
38'
67''
What is 2' 6'' in Yards?
0.83
30
17
08.3
Which of the following was used to measure the height of horses?
Girth
The palm
Hand-span
The foot
Who still uses standard measurement?
Liberia, Burma, North Carolina
Liberia, Burma, U.S.A
Polarland, Greenland, Iceland
Ireland, Smithton, Liberia
How many ticks are on the metric ruler?
10
20
15
23
What is stride?
The girth
The height of horses?
Every other step
Every time your foot goes down/ every step
Which ruler uses the fraction system?
Metric
Standard
Metric
How many inches are in 4 feet?
45in
47in
48in
48ft
Who used the cubit?
Romans
Fishermen
Egyptians
Kings
What is one rule for dimensioning?
Dimensions should not be duplicated
You must dimension on top of the object.
Always dimension hidden lines
Never put dimensions in the correct place.
What type of line shows an object line hidden from view?
Object line
center line
hidden line
construction line
How many vanishing points does a one point perspective have?
2
1
An isometric drawing's lines are always parallel
true
false
What does a leader line do?
Shows a normal shape
Shows the end of a dimension line
Shows measurement
Shows irregular shape
How do we see things in real life?
Isometric
2point
Thumbnail
1point
Which views do we draw in an orthographic drawing? (more than 1 answer)
Top
bottom
side
front
backwards
What is NOT a rule for dimensioning?
When your drawing a circle the hole should be located on the face you see it on.
A circle is dimensioned by it's diameter, and an arc by it's radius
Dimension lines on the top of your object
Which below is a thumbnail drawing?
a rough sketch
a detailed sketch
a sketch that takes hours to do
it's not a sketch
An isometric drawings lines go to a vanishing point
false
true
What does the browser do?
Shows topic
shows history
shows all options
Big grey area
what is the quick access tool bar?
commands never used
different planes
commands that deal with documented points
commands used a lot
What does the view cube show?
The cubes faces
big grey area
the history
the constraints
What does the ribbon tab show?
options
topic
history
faces
What does the 3-D Indicator represent?
Different planes
Different graphs
Same planes
Letters
What is the file extension for assembly?
.ipt
.iam
What is the ONE constraint NOT part of assembly?
Mate
flush
tangent
insert
What is collinear?
Lying in the same straight line
Parallel to x axis
parallel to y axis
At a 90 degree angle intersecting
An edit is a change or correction
true
false
The three things to save is Location, name, and constrain
true
false
