wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

NEW

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

Ag. Mech 4.01-4.03

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When laying out a building, taking two equal measurements of the diagonal corners means that the four corners are:

a)

not plumb.

b)

not square.

c)

square.

d)

triangles.

2.

If Steve is using a builder’s level to lay out a building, the degree reading when the telescope is turned to mark a corner should be:

a)

15°.

b)

30°.

c)

45°.

d)

90°.

3.

To be certain that accurate readings are taken, the bubble in the leveling vial of a farm level should be checked:

a)

after each reading.

b)

before and after each reading.

c)

every hour.

d)

once a day.

4.

When one fails to hold the leveling rod up straight, the measurement will be:

a)

accurate.

b)

inaccurate.

c)

too short.

d)

too small.

5.

The person using a laser beam level for surveying knows that the receiver is on the same grade when a signal is seen or heard from the:

a)

lower sensor.

b)

middle sensor.

c)

rod person.

d)

top sensor.

6.

When setting up a tripod and a builder’s level, the leveling screws should be adjusted until the:

a)

bubble is centered.

b)

leveling rod is level.

c)

plumb bob hits the ground.

d)

tripod is level.

7.

If Abby needs to lay out a building using the 3-4-5 method, what measurement is used with 24' and 30' to make a square corner?

a)

18'

b)

24'

c)

30'

d)

60'

8.

When are mechanical drawings used in construction plans?

a)

after the structure is built

b)

if a detailed description is needed

c)

if a general description is needed

d)

when they are affordable

9.

A hidden line that indicates the presence of unseen edges is shown on a drawing by a:

a)

heavy solid line.

b)

series of dashes.

c)

solid line with arrows.

d)

solid zigzag line.

10.

Why is an isometric drawing used in construction plans?

a)

to include electrical plans

b)

to include floor plans

c)

to show the aerial view of the structure

d)

to show the structure as a whole

11.

Where on a blueprint should one look to see what the symbols mean?

a)

elevation

b)

legend

c)

revision block

d)

title block

12.

If Matthew needs to use a blueprint view that shows the building as if it were cut in two to see the wall parts, he should look at the:

a)

elevation views.

b)

floor plan.

c)

scale.

d)

sectional view.

13.

What type of nail has a flat head and diamond-shaped points?

a)

brad

b)

casing

c)

common

d)

finishing

14.

Which is the best tool to cut a "V" in wood so that the top of a flat head screw will be flush with the wood or just below its surface?

a)

countersink

b)

drill bit

c)

pipe reamer

d)

sander

15.

A round- or flat-headed fastener that is threaded the entire length and has a nut is a:

a)

lag screw

b)

machine bolt

c)

sheet-metal screw

d)

stove bolt

16.

What type of bolts should be used as fasteners for lightweight metal structures?

a)

carriage

b)

machine

c)

plow

d)

stove

17.

What type of nail is thin and short, and has a small head?

a)

brad

b)

common

c)

gypsum board

d)

roofing

18.

Jane needs to set the nails she uses to construct her wood project. What kind of nails should she use?

a)

box

b)

common

c)

finishing

d)

roofing

19.

What type of screw is used with expansion shields to fasten wood to masonry materials?

a)

flat head

b)

lag

c)

round head

d)

sheet metal

20.

A fastener that has a hex or square head and a shank threaded about 1" is a:

a)

carriage bolt.

b)

machine bolt.

c)

stove bolt.

d)

wood screw.

21.

What nail is used for fastening tongue-and-groove and finish work?

a)

box

b)

common

c)

cut

d)

roofing

22.

What type of bolt has threads similar to a wood screw?

a)

lag

b)

machine

c)

stove

d)

toggle

23.

Screw size is determined by the:

a)

gauge of the screw.

b)

length and gauge of the screw.

c)

price of steel.

d)

price of the screw.