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Mini Homecoming Float Review

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the proper way to set up an Engineering Notebook?

a)

Include a title, date, and signature on each page, cross out blank spaces, and sign inserted pictures half on/half off the page.

b)

Only include a title and date on each page.

c)

Include a signature at the bottom of each page and cross out blank spaces.

d)

Insert pictures without signing them.

2.

Match the steps of the design process with their definitions. *Not all steps are included

a)

Define the Problem

1.

Identify, validate, and justify a problem and then create design requirements through a design brief.

b)

Generate Concepts

2.

Research, brainstorm and consider additional design goals. Narrow the solutions using a decision matrix.

c)

Develop a Solution

3.

Create detailed sketches and technical drawings. Justify the solution through the drawings.

d)

Construct & Test Prototype

4.

Construct a testable prototype and test according to performance, usability, and/or durability. Collect and analyze test data.

e)

Evaluate the Solution

5.

Evaluate the solution effectiveness and reflect on the design.

3.

What is a design brief?

a)

A document outlining the design requirements and objectives

b)

A tool for creating design prototypes

c)

A software used for graphic design

d)

A marketing strategy document

4.

What is the difference between a problem statement and a design statement?

a)

A problem statement defines the issue to be solved, while a design statement outlines the solution approach.

b)

A problem statement and a design statement are the same.

c)

A design statement defines the issue to be solved, while a problem statement outlines the solution approach.

d)

Neither a problem statement nor a design statement is related to problem-solving.

5.

A decision matrix is used for:

a)

Evaluating and prioritizing a list of options

b)

Creating a flowchart

c)

Selecting the best design based on criteria and constraints

d)

Writing a novel

e)

Defining the problem and design statements

6.

What is the difference between a multiview and an isometric sketch?

a)

A multiview sketch shows multiple views of an object, while an isometric sketch shows a 3D view.

b)

A multiview sketch is a 3D representation, while an isometric sketch shows multiple views.

c)

Both multiview and isometric sketches show 3D views of an object.

d)

A multiview sketch is used for artistic purposes, while an isometric sketch is used for technical drawings.

7.

Which views should be sketched for the given isometric drawing?

a)

Front, top, and right side view

b)

Left, bottom, and back view

c)

Top, bottom, and left side view

d)

Front, back, and left side view

8.

Which isometric sketch could be from the given oblique sketch?

a)

b)

c)

d)

9.

Distinguish between line types: which type of line is A referencing?

a)

Construction Line

b)

Object Line

c)

Hidden Line

d)

Leader Line

e)

Dimension Line

10.

Distinguish between line types: which type of line is B referencing?

a)

Construction Line

b)

Object Line

c)

Hidden Line

d)

Leader Line

e)

Dimension Line

11.

Distinguish between line types: which type of line is D referencing?

a)

Construction Line

b)

Object Line

c)

Hidden Line

d)

Leader Line

e)

Dimension Line

12.

How do you shade an isometric sketch appropriately?

a)

shade the front light, right dark and keep top white

b)

shade the right light, front dark and keep top white

c)

shade top light, right dark and keep front white

d)

shade the front light, top dark and keep the right white

13.

How are multiview sketches oriented (laid out)?

a)

The front view goes in the bottom left hand corner, the top view is sketched on top of the front view, and the right side view is sketched to the right of the front view.

b)

The front view goes in the top right hand corner, the top view is sketched below the front view, and the right side view is sketched to the left of the front view.

c)

The front view goes in the center, the top view is sketched to the left of the front view, and the right side view is sketched above the front view.

14.

What distinguishes the best front view?

a)

Best shape

b)

Most natural position

c)

Longest dimension

d)

Best contour

e)

whatever is called the front

15.

Which of the following sketches best represents the front view of a car?

a)

b)

c)

d)

16.

Which views can you see the height of an object in a multiview sketch?

a)

Front and Right side views

b)

Front and Top views

c)

Top and Right side views