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WorksheetsWelding Blueprint Review.
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 58mins
What is the part of the welding symbol that all information sits on?
Tail
Reference Line
Arrow
Weld Symbol
What is the part of the reference line that points to the joint?
Tail
Electrode
Arrow
Weld Symbol
When drawing a fillet symbol on the reference line, which side should the vertical side of the symbol be on?
Left
Right
Both
Where would you add extra information to a Welding symbol?
Tail
Reference line
Somewhere else on the page
The length of the weld legs go on which side if the symbol?
Right
Left
Both
Where does the length of the weld segment go?
Left
Right
Both
What is the pitch of a weld?
Spacing from end to end.
Spacing from the front of the first weld and to the back of the second weld.
Spacing from center to center.
Just a rough dimension, space as much as you want
What is the size of the weld?
1/4
2
5
What type of weld is this?
Chained intermittent.
Double sided fillet weld.
Staggered intermittent.
Arrow side only
The top of the reference line is...
Arrow side.
Other side.
Either side.
What is the pitch?
1/4
2
5
7
What is the contour for the left picture?
Convex.
Flat.
Concave.
What is the finish on the left picture?
Machining
Combed
Chipping
Clamped
What is the contour on arrow and other side for the drawing on the right?
Convex.
Flat.
Concave.
What is the finish on the arrow side of the right drawing?
Hammering
Machining
Chipping
Unspecified
What is the symbol for a field weld?
A circle.
A flag.
picture of a field.
What is the weld symbol asking for?
Field weld with a fillet.
All around Groove weld.
All around fillet weld
Field weld padding.
On most blueprints, how many view are there?
1
2
3
4
What are the names of the sides?
Middle, side, back
Front, top, side
Back, bottom, side
(a) are to-scale drawings of a structure which include all needed information to
construct the project
Match the following
3-D drawing of object drawn at an angle
Isometric Detail Drawings
show the object or structure from different angles or views on the same page
Multi-view Drawing
drawings which show the locations of walls, windows and all other large, built-
in features in a proposed structure
Floor Plans
two dimensional drawings which show the front, side or rear of a structure
Elevation Drawings
actual image to be created which is shown on the blueprint
Drawings
(a) are free-hand drawings of objects or structures which are not to scale
Match the following
define the symbols and lines used on the specific blueprint
Legends
used to designate material surfaces which need a machined finish
Finish Marks
contains detailed information on the parts, equipment and supplies needed for the project
Bill of Materials
measurement used to describe the dimensions of an object or structure on a
ratio basis
Scale
direct the reader to a specific point on the blueprint, just like a map
Zone Numbers
Match the following
direct the reader to a detailed drawing and identify the detailed drawing
Reference Numbers
identifies the page in a set of drawings
Drawing Number
includes the drawing number, drawing title, name and address of the organization preparing the drawing, scale, authentication and date of the drawing
Title Block
name for the collective blocks which provide the blueprint reader with the necessary information about the blueprint
Information Block
Abby is sketching out a design for her new business sign. What scale is she using?
1:20
1:10
Sketches are not drawn to scale
Sketches for signs use millimeter scales
Floor plans are always drawn from which direction?
Top
Bottom
Left side
Right side
Isometric drawings are drawn in how many dimensions?
One
Two
Three
Four
Which of the following is NOT a line used on blueprints?
Object lines
Hidden lines
Center lines
Photo lines
Which of the following is NOT included in the title block?
Drawing number
Drawing title
Drawing scale
Drawing dimension
Match the following
thin lines used to show the extent of measurements
Extension Lines
thin, straight lines ending in arrows; indicate the distance measured
Dimension Lines
used to shorten a longer part; appear as both wavy lines and straight lines with sharp peaks
Break Lines
light, thin, temporary lines used during the drafting process
Construction Lines
Match the following
thin, dashed lines used to indicate a part, object or structure which can be
moved; dashes are long, then double short
Phantom Lines
thin, dashed lines which show the center of an object or structure; dashes
alternate in size both long and short
Center Lines
thin dashed lines; dashes are the same size; show edges, surface or corner of an object or structure which are not visible from current view
Hidden Lines
solid, heavy lines; designate the outline of an object or structure
Object Lines
Match the following
short-hand symbols standardized by the American Welding Society
Welding Symbols
horizontal lines which apply weld symbols and dimensions to a specific weld joint
Reference Lines
line which connects the horizontal reference line to the arrow
Leader
Which of the following is NOT included with a welding symbol?
Legends
Arrows
Tails
Dimensions
Charlie is examining his welding blueprints. The drawing has the welding symbol above the reference line. Where should Charlie make the weld?
The opposite side of the arrow
The same side of the arrow
Below the side of the arrow
Above the side of the arrow
Label the Welding Symbol
Reference Line
Arrow
Tail
Groove Opening
Welding Symbol
Contouring
Match the following
1F
2F
4F
3F
Match the following
Butt
Lap
Tee
Edge
Corner
Match the following
Bevel Groove
Fillet
Vee Groove
Match the following
1G
2G
3G
4G
Match the following
1G
2G
5G
6G
What does it mean if a circle is present where the leader attaches to the reference line?
The weld is made completely around the joint
The weld is made one half of the way around the joint
The weld is made one third of the way around the joint
The weld is made one quarter of the way around the joint
The scale 1:30 or 1 inch = 30 feet, is provided on a building blueprint. Using an engineering scale tool, which scale would be used to make measurements?
1/2
1/15
30
50
A symbol below the reference line means that ______________
the weld is on the arrow side
the weld is on the other side
the weld is below
the weld starts at the bottom
If a weld is to be welded on the other side, would it be A or B?
A
B
If a weld is to be welded on the arrow side, would it be A or B?
A
B
What is the correct way to show weld all the way around?
Match the correct groove weld to the given symbol.
Match the correct groove weld to the given symbol.
Match the correct groove weld to the given symbol.
Match the correct groove weld to the given symbol.
Match the correct groove weld to the given symbol.
Match the correct groove weld to the given symbol.
Match the correct groove weld to the given symbol.
Match the correct groove weld to the given symbol.
Match the correct groove weld to the given symbol.
Match the correct groove weld to the given symbol.
