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WorksheetsFloor Plan Symbol and Essentials
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 20mins
Name the door
Bi-Fold
Double Action
Sliding/Bypass
IDENTIFY THE KITCHEN FLOOR PLAN SYMBOL
FREE STANDING STOVE/OVEN
REFRIGERATOR
MICROWAVE
STOVE/RANGE
IDENTIFY THE KITCHEN FLOOR PLAN SYMBOL
KITCHEN TABLES
REFRIGERATOR
MICROWAVE
STOVE/RANGE
IDENTIFY THE KITCHEN FLOOR PLAN SYMBOL
KITCHEN TABLES
REFRIGERATOR
FREE STANDING STOVE/OVEN
STOVE/RANGE
IDENTIFY THE KITCHEN FLOOR PLAN SYMBOL
SINKS
ELECTRIC COOKTOPS
DISH WASHER
TOILET
Name the Kitchen
Straight Line
Island
L-Shaped
Corridor
U-Shape
Name the Kitchen
Straight Line
Island
L-Shaped
Corridor
U-Shape
Name the Kitchen
Straight Line
Island
L-Shaped
Corridor
U-Shape
Name the sink type
Vanity
Wall hung
Pedestal
This is an example of a:
Floor Plan
Elevation
Section
3D Drawing
This is an example of an:
Section
Floor Plan
Elevation
3D Drawing
Sink
Toilet
Heater
Bathtub
Washer/Dryer Combo
Double sink
Double Windows
Double doors
Light switch
Toilet
Sink
Chair and table
Open Doors
French/Double Doors
Sliding Doors
Pocket Doors
Wall
Closed Door
Window
Archway
True/False
A concept drawing shows what a project can look like when it is done.
True
False
A scale drawing is considered to be a(n) _________________________________ if it is smaller
than the original drawing.
enlargement
equivalent ratios
reduction
corresponding
scale drawing
Movement around space, objects, and individuals.
Traffic flow
Anthropemetrics
Ergonomics
Environmental Psychology
An applied science concerned with designing and arranging things so they are safe, comfortable, and efficient for people to use.
Ergonomics
Anthopemetrics
Environmental psychology
Storage
A scale drawing is considered to be a(n) _________________________________ if it is smaller
than the original drawing.
enlargement
equivalent ratios
reduction
corresponding
scale drawing
A diagram of a home or other structure that shows the arrangement of rooms as is seen from above.
Traffic flow
Floor plan
Function
Ergonomics
The blueprint(drawing) of this house has a length of 6 inches. The actual house has a length of 18 feet. What is the scale used?
1 inch: 3 feet
1 inch: 6 feet
3 inches: 6 feet
3 inches: 1 foot
