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Exam 2 – Core (≈45 Qs)

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Third-angle projection places the right-side view ______ the front view.

a)

to the right of

b)

above

c)

to the left of

d)

below

2.

In third-angle projection, the top view is placed ______ the front view.

a)

below

b)

to the left of

c)

above

d)

to the right of

3.

First-angle projection places the right-side view ______ the front view.

a)

to the right of

b)

to the left of

c)

above

d)

aligned below

4.

The glass-box model best describes which concept?

a)

Auxiliary view creation

b)

Orthographic projection

c)

Dimension tolerancing

d)

Isometric scaling

5.

The miter line is used to transfer ______ between the top and right views.

a)

heights

b)

widths

c)

depths

d)

angles

6.

The basic rule of views says each geometric feature should be shown _____.

a)

true size in at least one view, not hidden

b)

in all six standard views

c)

with hidden lines whenever possible

d)

only in the front view to save space

7.

When selecting the front view you should usually choose the side with the _____.

a)

fewest edges

b)

largest area or most complex geometry

c)

most hidden lines

d)

smallest outline

8.

Minimum number of views needed to fully describe a rectangular prism (box) with all faces parallel to primary planes is usually ______.

a)

one

b)

two

c)

three

d)

six

9.

A ______ line has arrowheads at each end and carries the numerical value.

a)

center

b)

leader

c)

extension

d)

dimension

10.

An ______ line extends from the object to the area where the dimension is placed and should not touch the object.

a)

extension

b)

leader

c)

visible

d)

center

11.

A ______ line ends with an arrowhead pointing to a feature and is used for notes like diameters or radii.

a)

leader

b)

center

c)

visible

d)

hidden

12.

Which statement about dimension placement is correct?

a)

Place dimensions on hidden lines for clarity.

b)

Crowd dimensions to save space.

c)

Keep dimensions in clear space; avoid crowding.

d)

Place dimensions inside hatching when possible.

13.

Centerlines are drawn as ______.

a)

thick & solid

b)

thin with alternating long dash and short dash

c)

thin & dashed

d)

thin phantom

14.

At a circular hole, the small crosshair of crossing centerlines must be located ______.

a)

slightly off the center for clarity

b)

exactly at the circle center

c)

on the visible edge

d)

on the extension line

15.

Which of the following do centerlines indicate?

a)

Edges of slots only

b)

Centers/axes of holes and cylindrical features

c)

Only symmetry planes of rectangles

d)

Hidden edges of pockets

16.

For a radial (bolt-circle) pattern, centerlines should ______.

a)

radiate from the pattern center

b)

be omitted

c)

connect only adjacent holes

d)

stop at the circle edge

17.

Which is the correct precedence when lines coincide?

a)

Hidden > Visible > Center

b)

Visible > Hidden > Center

c)

Center > Visible > Hidden

d)

Visible > Center > Hidden

18.

Hidden lines are drawn as ______.

a)

thick & solid

b)

thin alternating long line & dash

c)

thin & dashed

d)

phantom (long–short–short)

19.

In a proper isometric drawing, dimensions are measured ______.

a)

only along the three isometric axes/directions

b)

along any slanted edge that looks correct

c)

only horizontally and vertically

d)

only after scaling to 80%

20.

In this class, hidden lines on isometric views are generally ______.

a)

omitted unless they improve clarity

b)

always required

c)

drawn in phantom

d)

shown only for holes

21.

A principal plane (parallel to a primary viewing plane) appears ______ in its corresponding orthographic view.

a)

edge view (EV)

b)

true size (TS)

c)

foreshortened (FS)

d)

curved

22.

An inclined plane appears ______ in one primary view and ______ in the other two.

a)

TS, TS

b)

EV, FS

c)

FS, EV

d)

FS, FS

23.

An oblique plane appears ______ in the front, top, and right views.

a)

true size

b)

edge view

c)

foreshortened

d)

hidden

24.

In CAD we always draw items ______.

a)

full size

b)

half size

c)

quarter size

d)

whatever is convenient

25.

Proper drawing scale is selected so that ______.

a)

dimensions are padded by zeros

b)

items fit nicely on the sheet

c)

views always fill the entire border

d)

the isometric matches the orthographic

26.

Mechanical scales are written as ______; civil scales are written as ______.

a)

feet-inches; colon ratios

b)

colon ratios; inches-to-feet (e.g., 1/4" = 1')

c)

fractions; decimals

d)

metric; imperial

27.

Architect’s 1/4" = 1'-0" equals which mechanical (colon) scale?

a)

1:24

b)

1:48

c)

1:12

d)

1:96

28.

The revision block primarily ______.

a)

summarizes the revision history of the part

b)

lists material and finish

c)

shows the CAD filename

d)

defines default tolerances

29.

The title block typically contains ______.

a)

only the part dimensions

b)

company name, part name/number, scale, revision, drafter

c)

just the revision block

d)

only the isometric view

30.

Good drafting should be ______ throughout the drawing.

a)

uniform

b)

decorated

c)

casual

d)

varied

31.

Lettering for this class should be ______.

a)

serif, mixed case

b)

uppercase, sans-serif, unidirectional

c)

italics, cursive

d)

aligned (civil style)

32.

On a symmetric part, the symmetry line is drawn as ______.

a)

a thick symmetry symbol with thin centerline style

b)

a hidden line

c)

a pair of visible lines

d)

a leader

33.

Centerlines should extend ______ the circle or arc they refer to.

a)

slightly beyond

b)

exactly to

c)

short of

d)

only on one side of

34.

A civil scale of 1/8" = 1'–0" is equivalent to ______ in mechanical style.

a)

1:24

b)

1:32

c)

1:64

d)

1:96

35.

A part appears 150 mm long on a drawing at 2:1. The physical length is ______.

a)

75 mm

b)

150 mm

c)

300 mm

d)

600 mm

36.

CAD stands for ______.

a)

Computer-aided design/drafting

b)

Component-aided drafting

c)

Computer-added design

d)

Computer-aided data

37.

Drafting is the ______ of design.

a)

result

b)

communication

c)

definition

d)

culmination

38.

Well-structured problems generally have only one correct answer and are solved through convergent thinking.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Depends on scale

d)

Depends on units