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WorksheetsMeasurement and Setting Down Dimensions - Nr 3
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
The first (1st) working column of dimension paper is called?
Binding column
Timesing column
Dimension column
Extension column
How many pigs does it take to change a light bulb?
1 - one daddy pig.
2 one daddy and one mummy pig
3 daddy pigs
5 pigs
SMM7 should not now be used, why?
Far too difficult to understand
The tabular format causes confusion
It is old school, NRM2 is the new SMM that should be used
The students of classes 2003 & 2004 dont know how to read it.
Dimensions are always written in the dimension column to 2 decimal places.
True
False
Waste calculations, written in the description column, are always written to 3 decimal places
True
False
What is the purpose of the extension column on dimension paper.
It is an extra column just in case more spece is required
The column in which waste calculations can be written
The space/column for writing the answer.
It is for visual effect.
The bar/line underscoring the three sets of dimensions, in the picture to the left, means?
The lines groups dimension together to give a neat, clear picture
They mark the end of the mathematical expression.
They mean nothing, it's just the way QSs write
If a dimension in the dimension column is written like this 1.00 (with an underscore) what unit of measurement does it indicate
A number = number 1
Linear metres
An item
Square metres
In the image on the left the QS has used a bracket. What do brackets do?
Makes the taking off look neat and tidy
Group/join dimensions with descriptions. Means the dimensions relate to the decription.
Has no meaning
Nothing
Taking-off describes what
Taking dimensions from drawings.
An airplane taking off from a runway
Getting undressed - taking off ones cloths
Has no meaning
