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WorksheetsChapter 6 Test Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 18mins
What kind of process do engineers use to design and create solutions to problems?
Engineering design process
Scientific method
Trade-off process
Trial-and-error process
Which of the following are examples of scientific knowledge sometimes needed in engineering?
Algebra, calculus, and statistics
Statics, Ohm’s law, and thermodynamics
The use of computer-aided design software and drawing tools
The use of gauges, meters, and scales
Which of the following are examples of engineering disciplines?
Aerospace engineering, manufacturing engineering, and chemical engineering
Materials engineering, electrical engineering, and civil engineering
Mechanical engineering, biotechnical engineering, and computer engineering
All of the above.
Which of the following is not part of the solution creation step?
Analyzing designs
Choosing a solution
Communicating solutions
Generating ideas
Which of the following are also called exploded view drawings?
Assembly drawings
Detail drawings
Orthographic drawings
Schematic drawings
Which of the following types of drawings are used to show flat pieces?
One-view drawings
Two-view drawings
Three-view drawings
Four-view drawings
Which of the following types of drawings use angles equal to each other and are always drawn using the same standard angles?
Isometric drawings
Oblique drawings
Orthographic drawings
Perspective drawings
Which of the following are used to represent different entities in a drawing?
Dimensions
Line types
Scales
Symbols
Which of the following is not a rule engineers follow when providing dimensions?
Dimensions should be placed between views, rather than along the outside of an object
Dimensions should be placed inside an object
Dimensions should be placed on the view best showing the measurement
The location and size of all circles and arcs must be dimensioned in a drawing
Which of the following are listed in most company guidelines as appropriate drawings created by engineers?
Assembly drawings
Detail drawings
Schematic drawings
All of the above.
It is usually easy to meet all the specifications of a design while staying within the constraints.
True
False
Engineers usually use three-view drawings to show cylindrical objects and objects with a round shape.
True
False
Isometric drawings are commonly used when the details of one side of the object are more important than those of the other sides.
True
False
Engineers very rarely make changes to drawings, so guidelines are not needed for revisions.
True
False
A drawing created to communicate products that will be manufactured.
Assembly drawing
Detail drawing
Dimensioning
Engineering drawing
A line with an arrow on the end pointing to a feature.
Engineering drawing
Leader
Location dimension
Oblique drawing
A process used to describe the size of an object, as well as the location of different features of a design.
Assembly drawing
Detail drawing
Dimensioning
Engineering drawing
A type of dimension that describes the length, width, and depth of an object.
Schematic drawing
Shape dimension
Size dimension
Working drawing
A type of dimension that shows the distance between two different features.
Engineering drawing
Leader
Location dimension
Oblique drawing
A type of pictorial drawing that features one side of the object as the front image.
Location dimension
Oblique drawing
Perspective drawing
A type of pictorial drawing that shows an object from a specific point of view and simulates what the eye sees.
Location dimension
Oblique drawing
Perspective drawing
A type of working drawing that shows the exact shape and size of an object and includes specific dimensions.
Assembly drawing
Detail drawing
Dimensioning
A type of working drawing that shows how different parts fit together to create the entire object.
Assembly drawing
Detail drawing
Dimensioning
A type of working drawing used to show how different parts are connected together to form a system.
Schematic drawing
Shape dimension
Size dimension
Early Americans were the first civilization to build structures that used engineering principles.
True
False
