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IED Unit 1 Quiz

Total questions: 44

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What "Dimensioning Rule" is this picture breaking?
a)
Double-Dimensioning
b)
Over-dimensioning (or Over-Constraining)
c)
Missing Dimensionings
d)
Not Dimensioned to the Best Shape
2.
What "Dimensioning Rule" is this picture breaking?
a)
Dimensions through the Part
b)
Avoid Dimensioning to Hidden lines
c)
Best Shape
d)
Locate Dimensions between Adjacent views
3.
What "Dimensioning Rule" is this picture breaking?
a)
Missing Dimensions
b)
Staggering Dimensions
c)
Dimension Lines crossing Extension Lines
d)
Dimension Lines crossing Dimensions Lines
4.
What "Dimensioning Rule" is this picture breaking?
a)
Dimension Lines Crossing Dimension Lines
b)
Extension Lines Crossing Extension Lines
c)
Leader Line Crossing Extension Lines
5.
True or False. Are these Leader Lines dimensioned properly?
a)
True
b)
False
6.
Yes or No. Is this Drawing with dimensioned correctly?
a)
Yes
b)
No
7.

What is wrong with this drawing?

a)

Dimension lines are crossed

b)

Dimensions are outside view

c)

It is over dimensioned

d)

All of the above

8.

Which dimensioning rule is broken with this drawing?

a)

Dimensioned to a hidden line

b)

Dimensions are on the drawing

c)

Chain dimensions are not lined up

d)

All of the above

9.

Why is it important to have your drawing dimensioned completely?

a)

To help the manufacturer guess undimensioned lines.

b)

Completely dimensioned drawings are important to accurately communicate the specifications of a manufactured part.

10.

Which view would be the best to add the hole note for this piece?

a)

Front

b)

Top

c)

Right

d)

Left

11.

Which option is the best documentation for the hole?

a)
b)
c)
d)
12.

What dimension guideline does this image violate?

a)

Dimensions should not be duplicated

b)

Place dimensions between adjacent views

c)

Avoid dimensions over, through or inside an object.

d)

When possible, avoid dimensions to hidden lines

13.

What makes this the correct practice?

a)

Dimension a circle by its diameter, an arc by its Radius

b)

Avoid dimensions to hidden lines

c)

Dimensions should not be duplicated

d)

Dimension an arc by its diameter, a circle by its radius

14.

The 4 red circles identify which dimension guideline for a circle?

a)

Holes should have dimensions and sizes in the feature that shows them as a circle

b)

Place dimensions between adjacent views

c)

Avoid dimensions to hidden lines

d)

When possible dimensions should not be duplicated.

15.
When dimensioning circles, use the circle's _________
a)
CENTER
b)
DIAMETER
c)
RADIUS
d)
CIRCUMFERENCE
16.
______ establishes the standard or "correct" rules regarding dimension placement when creating technical drawings.
a)
AIA
b)
ASCME
c)
ANSI
d)
ACME
17.
what type of linetype or dimension?
a)
center
b)
dashed
c)
hidden
d)
phantom
18.
what type of linetype or dimension?
a)
center
b)
diameter
c)
hidden
d)
radius
19.

The following image is an example of what type of dimensioning?

a)

Datum

b)

Chain

c)

Group

d)

Cluster

20.

What does "THRU" mean on a hole note?

a)

The extrusion goes through the part on a parallel plane.

b)

The hole has a depth equal to the hole next to it.

c)

The hole has a depth of 1"

d)

Hole is drilled all the way through the part

21.
Placing several dimensions in a straight line along an object to describe successive features.
a)
DUAL DIMENSIONING
b)
CHAIN DIMENSIONING
c)
CONVENTIONAL DIMENSIONING
d)
BASELINE DIMENSIONING
22.
An exact point, axis, plane or surface from which features of a part are located (point of reference).
a)
RADIUS
b)
DATUM
c)
REFERENCE POINT
d)
TANGENT POINT
23.
A type of incline that looks like the corner has been cut off.
a)
FILLET
b)
BEVEL
c)
RADIUS
d)
CHAMFER
24.

What style of dimensioning is shown here?

a)

Chain dimensioning (acceptable type)

b)

Chain dimensioning (unacceptable type)

c)

Datum dimensioning

d)

Angular dimensioning

25.

Is the first step in the design process. Includes the problem being identified, validated, and justified. The design requirements are determined and the design brief is created.

a)

prototype

b)

Valid

c)

define the problem

d)

present solution

e)

construct/test prototype

26.
This step in Design process includes researching past solutions and brainstorming possible new solutions. Selecting an approach using a Decision Matrix.
a)
generate concepts
b)
Justifiable
c)
Brainstorm
d)
Iterative
e)
evaluate solution
27.

This step in Design process includes creating a detailed design solution and detailed technical drawings.

a)

present solution

b)

define the problem

c)

Valid

d)

Prototype

e)

develop solution

28.
This step in Design process includes building the a testable prototype. Then testing it for performance/ usability/ durability, collecting the data, analyzing the date and creating a test report of the findings.
a)
construct/test prototype
b)
generate concepts
c)
Justifiable
d)
Brainstorm
e)
Iterative
29.

This step in Design process includes evaluating the solution's effectiveness, reflecting on design, making recommendation for improvements of the design, and revising design documents.

a)

develop solution

b)

evaluate solution

c)

define the problem

d)

Valid

e)

Prototype

30.
This is the last step in the Design process and is when the project portfolio is shared usually during a formal presentation.
a)
present solution
b)
construct/test prototype
c)
generate concepts
d)
Justifiable
e)
Brainstorm
31.
A full- scale working model used to test a design concept
a)
Prototype
b)
present solution
c)
construct/test prototype
d)
generate concepts
e)
Justifiable
32.

A group technique for solving problems, generating ideas, stimulating creative thinking, etc. by unrestrained spontaneous participation in discussion

a)

define the problem

b)

Iterative

c)

evaluate solution

d)

develop solution

e)

brainstorm

33.
A systematic problem-solving strategy, with criteria and constraints, used to develop many possible solutions to a problem or to satisfy human needs and wants and winnow (narrow) down the possible solutions to one final choice. 
a)
Design Process
b)
Brainstorming
c)
Design
d)
Decision Matrix
34.

Is the word "DESIGN" a verb or a noun?

a)

verb

b)

noun

c)

both a noun and a verb

35.

When you build your prototype it is really important to do this...

a)

Rebuild it

b)

Test it many times

c)

Present it

36.

Which step of the design process includes "Brainstorming"?

a)

Define problem

b)

Generate concepts

c)

Build a prototype

37.

Presenting your solution is like:

a)

Looking for flaws

b)

Pitching your sales idea

c)

Brainstorming

38.

Asking things like "What is the issue we need to solve?", or "What are my criteria/constraints?"...would be which step?

a)

Design a solution

b)

Generate Concepts

c)

Define Problem

39.

Using one of these will help your group decide on which model to build:

a)

Design Brief

b)

Design Evaluator

c)

Decision Matrix

40.

If I find flaws in my solution I should....

a)

Create a technical drawing instead

b)

Be formal and perfect

c)

go back and make modifications before moving forward

41.

Why are there arrows going in all directions here?

a)

To show that many ideas come from everyone

b)

To show that the chart is incomplete

c)

To show that you can go back to previous steps if needed

42.

Based on this chart, which idea was best?

a)

Idea 2

b)

Idea 6

c)

Idea 3

d)

Idea 4

43.

A manufacturer has developed a textured surface for plastic cups. The manufacturer has produced prototypes. Which of the following is the next step in the engineering design process?

a)

market the new textured cups

b)

redesign the textured surface

c)

test and evaluate the prototypes

44.

An automobile company plans to develop an electric car to sell in urban areas. Which of the following will help the company evaluate the potential market for these cars?

a)

scale models

b)

field tests

c)

consumer surveys