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Engineering

Total questions: 44

Worksheet time: 44mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

First Step in the problem solving process?

a)

Present Solution

b)

Collect Information/ Generate Concepts

c)

Identify/ Define Problem

d)

Develop Solutions

e)

Select Best Solutions

2.

Second Step of Problem Solving Process

a)

Present Solution

b)

Identify/ Define Problem

c)

Evaluate Solution

d)

Select Best Solution

e)

Collect Information/ Generate Concepts

3.

3rd Step in the Problem Solving Process

a)

Present Solution

b)

Evaluate Solution

c)

Develop Solutions

d)

Collect Information/ Generate Concepts

4.

Fourth Step in the Problem Solving Process

a)

Select Best Solution

b)

Evaluate Solution

c)

Present Solution

d)

Collect Information

5.

5th Step in the Problem Solving Process

a)

Present Solution

b)

Develop Solutions

c)

Evaluate Solution

d)

Select best solution

6.

Sixth Step in the Problem Solving Process

a)

Select Best Solution

b)

Present Solution

c)

Develop Solutions

d)

Collect Information

7.

The 2D sketch plane option/ selection can be found where in Inventor (multiple)

a)

Sketch tab in ribbon

b)

Tools tab in ribbon

c)

3D Model in ribbon

d)

File tab in ribbon

8.

2D sketch/ drawing cannot occur without which of the following?

a)

Sketch Plane

b)

Work and Sketch Plane

c)

Flat object to build on

d)

work plane

9.

After a Sketch Plane has been selected, what is the first step in the inventor drawing/ design process?

a)

Sketch Geometry

b)

Revolve Geometry

c)

Extrude Geometry

d)

Add geometry

10.

What is the second step in the inventor drawing/ design sketch process?

a)

Sketch geometry

b)

Revolve geometry

c)

Extrude geometry

d)

Add constraints and/or dimensions to geometry

11.

Which of the following prevents unwanted changes to a feature when sizes are changed or referenced geometry is moved?

a)

Snap Points

b)

Work Planes

c)

Constraints

d)

Extruding Geometry

12.

Which of the following helps define the exact size of a sketch geometry?

a)

Dimension Constraints

b)

Sketch tools

c)

Work planes

d)

Construction line

13.

Work or Sketch planes are------surfaces

a)

curved

b)

curved and flat

c)

flat

d)

angled and curved

14.

Which of the following creates a 3D solid by having a 2d profile and a 3rd dimension in a straight and single direction

a)

Presspull

b)

revolve

c)

sweep

d)

extrude

e)

loft

15.

In order to create a rectangular slot all the way from front to back of a part you will need to select the following options in the extrude command?

a)

Cut

b)

Through All

c)

Join

d)

Intersect

e)

To Next

16.


In order to create a  2" deep part/object that comes 1" towards the front and 1" towards the back of the XY plane, select which of the following?

a)

Flipped

b)

Asymmetric

c)

Default

d)

Symmetric

17.

What must be selected to revolve, loft or extrude a 2D sketch to a 3D solid?

a)

3D surface

b)

2D profile

c)

sketch plane

d)

work plane

18.

Can you extrude more than 1 sketch at one time?*

a)

No

b)

Yes, if all are the same geometric shape

c)

Yes, if on separate planes

d)

Yes, if on same plane

19.


Typically dimensions should NOT be place where?*

a)

Within the object view/ view outline

b)

On circular views of the object

c)

Between any of the object views

d)

Below any of the object views

20.

How should dimensions be placed as you work your way away from the object?

a)

Leaders to angular to linear to tolerance

b)

Allowance closest to the object, then notes, then datum farthest out

c)

Biggest overall detail closest to object

d)

Smallest detail closest to object, then biggest overall farthest out

21.

For best clarity, dimensions should be placed on what view of the object.

a)

3D views

b)

Front and side view

c)

Views showing true shape and size

d)

All on Front view

22.

Which of the following lines should not be crossed, if at all possible, because the line could cross the actual value listed?

a)

Extension

b)

Leader

c)

Dimension

d)

Extrusion

23.

Can hidden lines be dimensioned?*

a)

No, NEVER

b)

Only if they are on the front view

c)

Only if they cant be seen and dimensioned on another view

d)

Yes, do it

24.


Typically what view will have the most dimensions on it?*

a)

Front

b)

Top

c)

Left Side

d)

Right Side

25.

Which of the following creates a 3D solid by having a 2D sketch around an axis to create a 3D Model

a)

Sweep

b)

Revolve

c)

Extrude

d)

Loft

26.


What is the range that a 2D profile can become 3D while going around a line?

a)

Zimbabwe

b)

1-90 degrees

c)

1-180 degrees

d)

1-360 degrees

27.

What must be selected to revolve, loft or extrude a 2D sketch to a 3D solid?

a)

2D profile

b)

Work plane

c)

Sketch Plane

d)

3D surface

28.

The sketch that will be "spun" around to create the 3D solid will be ____ of a "view."

a)

3/4

b)

100%

c)

log4

d)

1/2

29.


In order to create a hole all the way through the circular part/object you will need to be ____ in relation to the rotation line.

a)

The diameter of the hole away from it

b)

The radius of the hole away from it

c)

The diameter extended beyond it

d)

The radius extended beyond the entirety of the completed part

30.


If you need a torus/donut shaped hole through an 3D part/object, you must select what option in the command when you take it to 3D?

a)

Subtract

b)

Intersect

c)

Cut

d)

Join

e)

Flush

31.

What is the minimum number of multi-view/orthographic views, depending on the object complexity, an object (not sheet metal) needs to have in order to accurately describe it?

a)

1

b)

5

c)

4

d)

2

e)

3

32.

 

What is the total number of multi-view/orthographic “principle” views an object can have, if drafted them all.

a)

4

b)

6

c)

3

d)

7

33.

What is the most common number of "principle" views used/drawn

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

34.

What is the most common view, and usually the first, view drawn?

a)

Top

b)

Front

c)

Left Side

d)

Right Side

35.

The TOP view shows what two object sizes?

a)

Depth and Width

b)

Depth and Height

c)

Width and Height

d)

Height and Length

36.

The FRONT view shows what two object sizes?

a)

Depth and Height

b)

Height and Length

c)

Length and Width

d)

Width and Height

37.

What overall size/dimension does the TOP and SIDE views share?

a)

Depth

b)

Height

c)

Length

d)

Width

38.

On what type of Inventor file would engineers use a parts list?

a)

Drawing

b)

Assembly

c)

Part

39.

What must be created on the objects you created to help with the identification of the parts in the Parts List?

a)

Balloon Labels

b)

Appearance

c)

Dimensions

d)

Material

40.

Which of the following is a need, for the parts list, on an engineering file?  Check all that apply.

a)

Helps explain the view the manufacturer is looking at

b)

Identify each part in an object

c)

Helps manufacturer make the correct number of parts

d)

Show the connections between an objects parts

41.

Within which tab is the Parts List Command located?*

a)

View

b)

Annotate

c)

Sketch

d)

3D model

42.

What can be done to open the Parts list Edit dialog box?  Select all that apply.

a)

In model Browser, right click on the parts list and select Edit

b)

Select the parts list, then right click on the parts list and select Edit

c)

Right click in the work space and select edit parts list

d)

Double click on the parts list

43.

After opening the Parts List dialog box, what is selected to allow the designer to add or remove columns in the parts list.

a)

Edit Column

b)

Sort

c)

Column Chooser

d)

Table Layout

44.

Which of these categories is the least needed on a parts list

a)

Quantity

b)

Part Number

c)

Design State

d)

Description

e)

Material