WorksheetsModule 5 Exam Review (2015)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Plans that show an aerial view of a building site location are called _____.
a)
civil plans
b)
architectural plans
c)
structural foundations
d)
exterior views
2.
Plans used for work that has to do with construction in or on the earth are called _____.
a)
civil plans
b)
architectural renderings
c)
structural foundations
d)
exterior views
3.
What do we call architectural drawings that show the size of the building; the style of the building; and the placement of items such as door and windows from the side view?
a)
Floor plans
b)
Section drawings
c)
Elevation drawings
d)
Detail drawings
4.
The material to be used for the walls would be found in the _____.
a)
plumbing plans
b)
structural plans
c)
civil plans
d)
mechanical plans
5.
What are engineered plans for motors, pumps, piping systems, and piping equipment called?
a)
Instrumentation drawings
b)
Detail drawings
c)
Foundations plans
d)
Mechanical plans
6.
What information in a drawing’s title block identifies the project?
a)
Sheet title
b)
Company logo
c)
Drawing number
d)
Revision block
7.
The information needed to identify lines and other symbols on a construction drawing can be found in the _____.
a)
index
b)
title block
c)
legend
d)
scale
8.
In the alphabet of lines, an area not included in the cutting line view is shown with _____.
a)
break lines
b)
object lines
c)
section cuts
d)
dimension lines
9.
Break lines are used to show that _____.
a)
an object will appear in a separate drawing
b)
an object is hidden
c)
only part of an object is represented to save space
d)
an object is not included on the cutting line view
10.
Which statement concerning symbols used on plans is true?
a)
Only carpenters use symbols.
b)
The same symbols are used throughout the world.
c)
The symbols are to be noted on the title sheet or other introductory sheet of the plans.
d)
Symbols are never replaced by keynotes.
11.
Gridlines are used to _____.
a)
show changes in topography within a building structure
b)
indicate that an object has been broken off
c)
indicate land boundaries on a site plan
d)
make it easy to refer to specific locations on a plan
12.
A dimension is a measurement written as a _____.
a)
range
b)
number
c)
letter
d)
symbol
13.
On a site plan, the scale may read 1” = 20’-0”. This means that _____.
a)
every inch represents 20 inches
b)
every inch represents 20 feet
c)
every foot represents 20 inches
d)
every foot represents 20 feet
14.
One way that an engineer’s scale differs from an architectural scale is that the engineer’s scale _____.Plans that show an aerial view of a building site location are called _____.
a)
uses fractional values
b)
is based on units of 10
c)
cannot be used to scale long distances
d)
is only used for drawings of machinery
15.
If 1 inch equals 10 feet, the arrow on the engineer’s scale in the figure below indicates a length of _____.
a)
5 feet
b)
6 inches
c)
50 feet
d)
½ inch
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