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Engineering Graphics I - District Assessment

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
The imaginary line that represents a plane where an object is being “cut” is called what?
a)
section line
b)
object line
c)
cutting plane line
d)
hidden line
2.

When a cutting plane line passes partially through the object a __________ _________ view is created.

a)
full section
b)
half section
c)
auxiliary section
d)
secondary section
3.
This type of section view is used to show detail of features that do not line up with each other.
a)
revolved section
b)
half section
c)
full section
d)
offset section
4.
This supplementary view is used to show internal details and features of objects by removing portions and revealing the hidden features.
a)
auxiliary view
b)
section view
c)
orthographic view
d)
secondary view
5.
This section view is used to show a small portion of an object, it creates a cross section of an area turned perpendicular to the object.
a)
revolved section view
b)
secondary view
c)
full section view
d)
offset section
6.
Angled lines showing where the cutting plane has passed through. These lines are only created where the cutting plane line has touched the object.
a)
hidden lines
b)
object lines
c)
center lines
d)
section lines
7.

A title block is part of a drawing sheet that includes important information about the scale, drawn by, date, sheet number, and other information.

a)
True
b)
False
8.
This drawing table is a comprehensive list of components, raw materials, or assemblies that are required to manufacture a part.
a)
Excel Spreadsheet
b)
List of Goods
c)
Bill of Materials
d)
List of Numbers
9.

What is 5.5” converted to mm?*

a)

55 mm

b)

139.7 mm

c)

1399.7 mm

d)
26.67 mm
10.

What is 60mm converted to inches?

a)

23.6"

b)

2.36"

c)
3.72"
d)

0.23"

11.
The pictorial view where the front view is drawn full scale and the sides are projected back full scale (usually at 45* angles)
a)
oblique cavalier
b)
isometric
c)
oblique cabinet
d)
perspective
12.
What is the purpose of an auxiliary view?
a)
to cut the object to show inside features more clearly
b)
to show correct placement of standard views
c)
to show an angled surface true size and shape
d)
to show top, front, and right side
13.

A fastener has a callout of .50-20 UNC-2A-LH, is this a fine thread or coarse thread fastener?

a)
fine
b)
course
14.

A fastener has a callout of .50-30 UNF-2A-LH, how many threads per inch are used in this fastener?

a)
.50
b)
2
c)

30

d)
10
15.
What type of drawing is this?
a)
Planometric
b)
Isometric
c)
One-point perspective
d)
Two-point perspective
16.
Which view is the front face of the object?
a)
Top right
b)
Top left
c)
Bottom right
d)
Bottom left
17.

Drawings that shows how something works or is made are called ____________.

a)

Artistic Drawing

b)

Animation Drawing

c)

Technical Drawing

18.
Identify the view:
a)
Front
b)
Top
c)
Side
d)
Isometric
19.

A heavy solid line used on a drawing to represent the outline of an object.

a)

Shading

b)

Horizontal line

c)

Object Lines

d)

Scale

20.

Which is the correct right side view of the figure provided?

a)
b)
c)
d)
21.
Is this an orthographic or isometric drawing?
a)
Orthographic
b)
Isometric
22.
If the Green is the top view and Red is the front, then what view is the Blue?
a)
Left Side
b)
Front
c)
Back
d)
Right Side
23.
When two lines intersect, which of the following are true?
a)
The sum of all 4 angles equals the sum of the angles of a square
b)
The opposite angles have equal measurements
c)
The sum of one angle and the angle next to it equal 180°
d)
All of these are true
e)
None of these are true
24.

What does CAD stand for?

a)

Code and Design

b)

Computer Aided Design

c)

Create and Design

d)

Craft and Design

25.

What does CAM stand for?

a)

Carefully Added Material

b)

Computer Aided Manufacture

c)

Computer Aided Making

d)

Careful Addition Manufacture

26.

What are the advantages of using CAD?

a)

It is easy to learn and use

b)

Precise, accurate drawings/models

c)

You can easily send and edit designs

d)

The software is cheap to buy

e)

You can use CAM to bring your model to life