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WorksheetsIED Unit 1 and 2 Exam
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 58mins
What does EDP stand for
Emergency Driving practice
Energy Drive Phone
Engineering Design Process
Electronic Data Processing
EnergyStaysSuperDuperCoolPowers
Which part of the design brief sets limits such as materials, time, and budget?
Constraints
Criteria
Design Statement
Problem Statement
Which step in the engineering design process comes right after you identify a problem?
Build a prototype
Communicate results
Brainstorm and research
Test the final solution
Maximum cost, maximum weight, and maximum volume are all examples of __________ in the design process.
headaches
variables
constraints
definitions
The first step in the design process is to
Choose a solution
Prepare a design brief
Define the problem
Develop alternative solutions
5.521 inches
5.21 inches
5.6 inches
5.621 inches
3.6 inches
3.666 inches
3.66 inches
3.766 inches
0.271 inches
0.376 inches
3.71 inches
2.71 inches
4.9 inches
4.987 inches
4.8 inches
4.887 inches
1.242 inches
1.42 inches
1.142 inches
1.400 inches
2.65 inches
2.465 inches
2.365 inches
2.346 inches
What is the measurement shown on the dial caliper?
1.542 in
1.642 in
0.642 in
0.542 in
What is the measurement shown on the dial caliper?
3.194
3.094
9.040
3.019
What is the measurement shown on the dial caliper?
0.691
0.0591
1.592
0.591
Which is not a type of measurement that can be made with the dial caliper?
Outside Diameter or Object thickness
Room length
Inside Diameter or Space Width
Hole Depth
What type of drawing is the image?
multiview sketch
thumbnail sketch
perspective
isometric
Which drawing shows the Top View?
A
B
C
D
Select all that apply: All three-dimensional objects have what measurements?
Height
Width
Depth
Length
Thickness
Which orthographic projection represents the correct views for the isometric sketch?
1
2
3
4
What type of drawing is the image?
multiview sketch
perspective
thumbnail sketch
isometric
A typical multiview drawing includes what views? (Select All that Apply)
Top View
Front View
Right Side View
Back View
isometric
multiview
perspective
The Design Process Step where you create detailed technical drawings such as multiview sketches and CAD models.
Define Problem
Generate Concepts
Design a Solution
Evaluate Solution
A sketch in which an object's parallel edges are drawn with parallel lines, typically at 30-degree angles to the horizontal baseline. Three sides of the object can be seen simultaneously.
isometric
multiview
thumbnail
What type of paper do you draw an isometric sketch on?
Graph paper
Plain paper
Isometric paper
These lines are used to show interior (inside) details and arevnot visible from a particular view of an object.
center
construction
hidden
object
Creates a 3D body from a 2D sketch. The profile is extended at 90 degrees from the sketch face.
Shell
Pattern
Sweep
Extrude
create sketch
line
Which type of drawing shows an object in the most realistic way using vanishing points?
Thumbnail sketches
Detailed sketches
Perspective sketches
Orthographic sketches
Perspectives utilize these to guide the lines from the object to show depth.
Target Lines
Rulers
Vanishing Points
T-Squares
If the side of an object has been drawn at 45 degrees to the front face, which type of drawing do we have?
Isometric
Orthographic
Oblique
Perspective
A set of steps engineers follow to complete the design of an object or idea is called the
The Scientific Method
The Engineering Design Process
Brian is trying to create a motorized scooter for his engineering design project. Which of the following should he do during his research step?
Look up current scooter design online
Ask professionals who work at the local scooter shop
Read the instruction manuals for other scooters
All of the above
Which of the following is most likely part of the testing and evaluation stage of designing a smart phone?
Writing an advertisement for the smart phone
Defining the specifications for the smart phone
Finding the plasticity of a new alloy to be used for the smart phone case
Trying the smart phone with a range of voltages to determine when it will fail
Sketch ONE of the following shapes in Isometric form: Rectangular Prism, Cube or Triangular Prism.
Sketch the following shape:
Rectangular Prism in Perspective Form
Sketch the following shape:
Cube in Oblique Form
