WorksheetsTD Reviewer for First Quarter
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 16mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
It is a program designed to prepare students for post-secondary education in the area of Engineering, Architecture, and some Technical-Vocational Courses.
a)
Technical Drawing
b)
Technical Operator
c)
Technical sa buhay
d)
Technical Drafting
2.
It is a precise and detailed drawing of an object.
a)
Technical Drawing
b)
Technical Operator
c)
Technical sa Buhay
d)
Technical Drafting
3.
It is used to specify details of an object on a drawing.
a)
Technical drawing
b)
Lettering
c)
Height
d)
Size
4.
What is the meaning of ISO?
a)
International Standard Optimissaion
b)
International Space Organization
c)
International Standard Organization
d)
Intermission Standard Organization
5.
What are the four uniformity of lettering?
a)
Weight of lines, Inclination, Spacing, Length
b)
Weight of lines, Inclination, Size, Stroke
c)
Weight of lines, Inclination, Spacing, Stroke
d)
Weight of lines, Indention, Spacing, Stroke
6.
H I, L , E, F, T
a)
Straight w/ curve
b)
Straight
c)
Straight w/ inclination
d)
Curve
7.
D, B, R, P, G, J
a)
Straight w/ curve
b)
Straight
c)
Straight w/ inclination
d)
Curve
8.
K, W, V, X, Y
a)
Straight w/ curve
b)
Straight
c)
Straight w/ inclination
d)
Curve
9.
O, Q, C, S
a)
Straight w/ curve
b)
Straight
c)
Straight w/ inclination
d)
Curve
10.
Used mostly in certificates/ diplomas
a)
Old English
b)
Roman
c)
Gothic
d)
ISO
11.
It is the process of drawing lines, angles, and other geometric shapes and figures using only a compass and a straightedge.
a)
Polygons
b)
Lettering
c)
Orthographic Projection
d)
Geometric construction
12.
It is a closed plane figure bounded by straight lines.
a)
Polygons
b)
Lettering
c)
Orthographic Projection
d)
Geometric Construction
13.
1.
a)
Handle
b)
Hinge
c)
Legs
d)
Point
e)
Pencil
14.
2.
a)
Handle
b)
Hinge
c)
Legs
d)
Point
e)
Pencil
15.
3.
a)
Handle
b)
Hinge
c)
Legs
d)
Point
e)
Pencil
16.
4.
a)
Handle
b)
Hinge
c)
Legs
d)
Point
e)
Pencil
17.
5.
a)
Handle
b)
Hinge
c)
Legs
d)
Point
e)
Pencil
18.
It came from the Greek word "Orthos" meaning straight, upright, exact or correct.
a)
Graphic
b)
Projection
c)
Ortho
19.
Outlines that are thick and heavy and should not be ERASED.
a)
Construction lines
b)
Visible lines
c)
Part Outlines
d)
Hidden Lines
20.
Outlines that are thin, and very light and should not be ERASED
a)
Construction lines
b)
Visible lines
c)
Section Lines
d)
Hidden Lines
21.
It is used as a reference or guide in the manufacture of a product.
a)
Dimensioning
b)
Technical Drawing
c)
Working Drawing
d)
Tangent Line
22.
It is a list of line symbols that engineers and draftsmen use in technical drawings to communicate specific shapes, sizes or surfaces.
a)
Graphic
b)
Alphabet of Lines
c)
Orthographic Projection
d)
Dimensioning
23.
It is marked by clear like life or vividly realistic description.
a)
Graphic
b)
Ortho
c)
Projection
d)
Dimensioning
24.
It is a straight line that touches exactly one point along the circumference of a circle.
a)
Alphabet of Lines
b)
Tangent Line
c)
Dimensioning
d)
Orthographic Projection
25.
It is a line half of the diameter of a circle.
a)
radius
b)
bisect
c)
intersection
d)
polygon
26.
To divide into two equal parts.
a)
Bisect
b)
Intersect
c)
Diameter
d)
Radius
27.
The three principle dimension.
a)
Frontal Plane, Horizontal Plane, Profile Plane
b)
Frontal Plane, Vertical Plane, Profile Plane
c)
Back Plane, Horizontal Plane, Profile Plane
d)
Frontal Plane, Horizontal Plane, Side Plane
e)
None of the Above
28.
The process of adding size to a drawing information is known as dimensioning.
a)
Working Drawing
b)
Dimensioning
c)
Tangent Line
d)
Orthographic Projection
29.
Height Weight, Length in Filipino
a)
Kapal, Lapad, Haba
b)
Taas, Lapad, Haba
30.
It serves to illustrate the orientation and extent of specified length or size.
a)
Dimension Lines
b)
Extension Lines
c)
Section Lines
d)
Hidden Lines
31.
It is used to clarify the points at which a dimension begins and ends.
a)
Dimension Lines
b)
Extension Lines
c)
Section Lines
d)
Center Lines
32.
What is 1 inch equal to a centimeter?
a)
2.54 cm
b)
2.64 cm
c)
1.54 cm
d)
1.64 cm
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