Free Printable Final IED SM1

1.

Which of the following describe what a cutting plane line is or can show you? (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY)

a)

Shows the location of the cut

b)

It is a thick and broken line when drawn

c)

Arrows show the direction of view

d)

Is labeled with a letter for identification

2.

Which of the following is NOT a type of section view?

a)

Full

b)

Half

c)

Offset

d)

Detail

3.

What does a Detail View show you?

a)

Shows inside details

b)

Shows features on a inclined surface

c)

Shows a close-up view

d)

Shows the object true to size

4.

What type of tolerance is shown

a)

Limit Dimensions

b)

Bilateral Tolerance

c)

Unilateral Tolerance

d)

Trilateral Tolerance

5.

What type of tolerance is shown

a)

Limit Dimensions

b)

Bilateral Tolerance

c)

Unilateral Tolerance

d)

Trilateral Tolerance

6.

What type of tolerance is shown

a)

Limit Dimensions

b)

Bilateral Tolerance

c)

Unilateral Tolerance

d)

Trilateral Tolerance

7.

Given the dimension 0.250 in ± 0.05 what is the lower tolerance?

a)

0.750

b)

0.300

c)

-0.250

d)

0.200

8.

Given the dimension 0.417 in ± 0.068 what is the lower tolerance?

a)

0.485

b)

1.097

c)

0.349

d)

-0.263

9.

Given the dimension 0.417 in ± 0.068 what is the upper tolerance?

a)

0.485

b)

1.097

c)

0.349

d)

-0.263

10.

Given the dimension 0.250 in ± 0.05 what is the upper tolerance?

a)

0.300

b)

0.200

c)

0.750

d)

-0.250

11.

Given the dimension 0.930 in ± 0.01 what is the lower tolerance?

a)

0.920

b)

1.030

c)

0.830

d)

0.940

12.

Given the dimension 0.417 in ± 0.068 what is the tolerance?

a)

-0.136

b)

0.698

c)

0.222

d)

0.136

13.

Given the dimension 3.00 what would the general tolerance be:

a)

0.020

b)

0.010

c)

0.005

d)

3.00

14.

Given the dimension 1.0 what would the general tolerance be:

a)

0.020

b)

0.010

c)

0.005

d)

1.0

15.

Given the dimension 4.020 what would the general tolerance be:

a)

0.020

b)

0.010

c)

0.005

d)

4.020

16.

What is the measurement shown on the dial caliper?

a)

1.402

b)

1.302

c)

0.402

d)

0.302

17.

What is a thru hole?

a)

A hole that cuts through the entirety of the part

b)

A hole large enough to allow a screw head to pass through

c)

A hole large enough to allow a driver to pass through

d)

A hole does not cut through the entire thickness

18.

What does it mean to have a blind hole?

a)

A hole that does not cut through the whole part

b)

a hole that cuts through the entire thickness of the part

c)

It is a large enough to allow a screw head to pass through

d)

It is a large enough to allow a driver head to pass through

19.

What is the measurement to the nearest 1/32" of an inch?

a)

2 1/16

b)

2 1/32

c)

2 5/32

d)

2 1/8

20.

What is "A" called?

a)

Counter Sink

b)

Counter Bore

c)

Threading

d)

Counter Threading

21.

What is "B" called?

a)

Counter Sink

b)

Counter Bore

c)

Threading

d)

Counter Threading

22.

What is "C" called?

a)

Counter Sink

b)

Counter Bore

c)

Threading

d)

Counter Threading

23.

Which letter corresponds to a through hole?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

A & B

24.

Which letter corresponds to a Blind hole?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

A & B

25.

What does "A" on the dial caliper measure?

a)

Object Thickness

b)

Hole Depth

c)

Inside Diameter

d)

Volume

26.

What does "B" on the dial caliper measure?

a)

Object Thickness

b)

Hole Depth

c)

Inside Diameter

d)

Volume

27.

What does "C" on the dial caliper measure?

a)

Object Thickness

b)

Hole Depth

c)

Inside Diameter

d)

Volume

28.

What does this symbol mean?

a)

Counter Bore

b)

Counter Sink

c)

Depth

d)

Diameter

29.

What does this symbol mean?

a)

Counter Bore

b)

Counter Sink

c)

Depth

d)

Diameter

30.

What does this symbol mean?

a)

Counter Bore

b)

Counter Sink

c)

Depth

d)

Diameter

31.

What does this symbol mean?

a)

Counter Bore

b)

Counter Sink

c)

Depth

d)

Diameter

32.

What is the reading?

a)

3.863

b)

4.863

c)

3.963

d)

4.963

33.

A calibrated precision measuring tool that is useful for taking accurate measurements.

a)

Proportions of freehand sketching

b)

Dial Caliper

c)

Histogram

d)

Range

34.

A measurement contains...

a)

Value

b)

Units

c)

Uncertainty

d)

Accuracy

35.

Which of the following describes target A?

a)

Accurate and Precise

b)

Not Accurate and Precise

c)

Accurate and Not Precise

d)

Not Accurate and Not Precise

36.

Which of the following describes target C?

a)

Accurate and Precise

b)

Not Accurate and Precise

c)

Accurate and Not Precise

d)

Not Accurate and Not Precise

37.

Which of the following describes target D?

a)

Accurate and Precise

b)

Not Accurate and Precise

c)

Accurate and Not Precise

d)

Not Accurate and Not Precise

38.

Which of the following describes target B?

a)

Accurate and Precise

b)

Not Accurate and Precise

c)

Accurate and Not Precise

d)

Not Accurate and Not Precise

39.

What is the name of the line?

a)

Leader Line

b)

Construction Line

c)

Dimension Line

d)

Extension Line

40.

What is this line called?

a)

Hidden line

b)

Dashed line

c)

Object line

d)

Construction Line

41.

What is the name of this line?

a)

Dimension line

b)

Extension Line

c)

Leader Line

d)

Measurement Line

42.

Bryan was shooting free throws during basketball practice. He made 95 percent of his shots. The shots that he did not make were not close to the basket. Which of the following statements is true?

a)

Bryan's shots were accurate but not precise

b)

Bryans shots were precise but not accurate

c)

Bryans shots were precise and accurate

d)

Bryans shots were neither precise or accurate

43.

Why is 3D modeling a powerful tool for engineers?

a)

3D models are cool to look at

b)

It allows an idea to be translated into a model that can explain the concept and allow for changes.

c)

3D Modeling replaces drawing and sketching

d)

You do not need a plan to use 3D Modeling

44.

The image below is an example of what?

a)

A Histogram

b)

A Box Plot

c)

A Pie Chart

d)

A Graphed Equation

45.

What best describes the following:

i. Client Company

ii. Target Consumer

iii. Designer

iv. Problem Statement

v. Design Statement

vi. Constraints

a)

Problem Solving Process

b)

Design Brief

c)

Design Statement

d)

Engineering Notebook

46.

Using the picture classify target B:

a)

Accurate only

b)

Precise only

c)

Accurate and Precise

d)

Neither Accurate or Precise

47.

What is the definition of Accuracy?

a)

How close a measurement is to the accepted value is called accuracy

b)

Accuracy is a measure of how close measurements come to each other when they are made in the same way

c)

Can be affected by random error

d)

Needs several measurements to be determined

48.

What is the definition of Precision?

a)

Precision is a measure of how close measurements come to each other when they are made in the same way

b)

How close a measurement is to the accepted value is called precision

c)

It can be determined with a single measurement

d)

Can be affected by systematic error

49.

Using the picture classify target D:

a)

Accurate only

b)

Precise only

c)

Accurate and Precise

d)

Neither Accurate or Precise

50.

What is an engineering notebook used for? (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY)

a)

Used as a legal document

b)

A personal diary

c)

To create creative ideas and brainstorm

d)

For sketching and technical drawings

Final IED SM1

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

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