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Understanding Engineering Drawings

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the three main types of engineering drawings?

a)

Installation Drawings

b)

Technical Drawings

c)

Assembly Drawings

d)

Detail Drawings

2.

Name one tool not used in engineering drawing.

a)

pencil

b)

compass

c)

calculator

d)

ruler

3.

Why are engineering drawings important in the design process?

a)

They serve as a form of design expression in engineering.

b)

Engineering drawings are not necessary for modern design software.

c)

They are only used for car purposes.

d)

for accurate quality assurance in the design process.

4.

What information is typically found in the title block of a drawing?

a)

equipment list

b)

Drawing title

c)

Drawing Scale

d)

Drawing date

5.

What is the border length for A4 paper used in engineering drawings?

a)

1 mm

b)

1.5 cm

c)

2 cm

d)

1 cm

6.

What is the border length for A3 paper used in engineering drawings?

a)

1.5cm

b)

5 mm

c)

15 mm

d)

20 mm

7.

How can graph drawing be used to compare two or more groups?

a)

Graph drawing can only represent one group at a time.

b)

Graph drawing is only useful for displaying data in a table format.

c)

to compare metrics between two or more groups, differences and similarities effectively.

d)

Graph drawing is primarily used for showing purposes rather than data comparison.

8.

What is the primary difference between assembly and installation drawings?

a)

Assembly drawings include detailed dimensions; installation drawings do not show dimensions at all.

b)

Assembly drawings are created after installation drawings; installation drawings are preliminary designs.

c)

Assembly drawings show how parts fit together; installation drawings show how to install in more details

d)

Assembly drawings are used for marketing purposes; installation drawings are for technical specifications.

9.

What is a detailed drawing in engineering?

a)

A detailed drawing is a simple sketch without measurements.

b)

includes dimensions, materials, and specifications for manufacturing.

c)

A detailed drawing is an overview of the project timeline.

d)

A detailed drawing is a description of a project.

10.

Why do we need a ruler and eraser when we draw our sketches ?

2 lines
11.

How does an assembly drawing differ from a detailed drawing?

a)

An assembly drawing is more detailed than a detailed drawing.

b)

A detailed drawing shows how parts fit together, while an assembly drawing lists specifications.

c)

An assembly drawing is used for electrical schematics, while a detailed drawing is for mechanical parts.

d)

An assembly drawing shows how parts fit together, while a detailed drawing provides everything about the part .

12.

Which photos are resistor ?

a)

b)

c)

d)

13.

What information is usually included in the title block?

a)

Drawing dimensions and materials used

b)

List of team members involved

c)

Title of the drawing, designer's name, date, scale, project name, revision history.

d)

Budget estimates and financial projections

14.

When we draw a sketch do we need to draw borders

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Sometimes

15.

Draw a sketch drawing for Car

16.

What do we need when we draw ?

2 lines
17.

Our Lesson yesterday was about Hydraulic and ...... .......

a)

water system

b)

power system

c)

pneumatic system

18.

Which one is Installation Drawing?

a)

b)

c)

d)

19.

A ........ system uses compressed air or gas to power and control the movement of mechanical components.

a)

Pneumatic

b)

Hydraulic

c)

pneumatic and hydraulic

20.

Which one is Circuit drawing ?

a)

b)

c)

21.

Draw the T- Square ruler

22.

Draw a Compass

23.

This is a

a)

T square

b)

Eraser

c)

Ruler

d)

Drawing Board