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Module 8 Spatial Drawings - Knowledge Quizzes (Competency 1 & 2)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is one main purpose of sketching in design?

a)

To create final construction drawings

b)

To make visual records of existing designs

c)

To replace digital artwork

d)

To measure real-world objects

2.

Which pencil grade is the hardest?

a)

6B

b)

2B

c)

9H

d)

F

3.

Which pencil hold provides complete control of drawn lines?

a)

Long hold

b)

Flat hold

c)

Overhand hold

d)

Short hold

4.

Which shading technique uses intersecting sets of parallel lines?

a)

Stippling

b)

Scribbling

c)

Hatching

d)

Cross-hatching

5.

Tonal shading helps to create what effect in drawings?

a)

A flat 2D appearance

b)

More realistic and 3D impression

c)

Decorative textures only

d)

Bright, colourful images

6.

How should line weight be used to show distance in drawings?

a)

Thick lines for distant objects, thin lines for near objects

b)

Equal line weight for all objects

c)

Thin light lines for receding objects, thick bold lines for foreground

d)

Use only dotted lines to show distance

7.

In sighting and measuring, what is the correct method?

a)

Closing both eyes to focus on the outline

b)

Holding a pencil flat on the paper

c)

Holding a pencil at arm’s length and using the thumb as a marker

d)

Measuring with a ruler at all times

8.

What is the main advantage of the grid technique?

a)

It speeds up the drawing process significantly

b)

It breaks the subject into manageable visual segments

c)

It eliminates the need for shading

d)

It is used only for cartoon illustrations

9.

Which of the following is not one of the five basic shapes used in positive & negative space drawing?

a)

Oval

b)

Triangle

c)

Hexagon

d)

Square

10.

What is the recommended first step when using basic shapes for drawing?

a)

Add details immediately

b)

Draw heavily to make shapes stand out

c)

Draw lightly to get the general outline

d)

Start shading before forming shapes

11.

According to the document, what is the primary purpose of sketch plans in architecture?

a)

To create photorealistic renderings for client presentations.

b)

To finalize the engineering and structural details of a building.

c)

To play a role in space planning.

d)

To select the final color schemes and materials.

12.

The document states that sketch plans are "packed full of information." Which of the following is NOT listed as a type of information they define or suggest?

a)

The activities and use of spaces.

b)

The specific brand of furniture to be used.

c)

The circulation paths within the space.

d)

The sizing and materials of elements.

13.

Which of the following authorities is mentioned in the document in the context of regulations for sketch plans?

a)

National Environment Agency

b)

Urban Redevelopment Authority

c)

Health and Safety Executive

d)

International Code Council

14.

The study of human efficiency, proportions, and scale in a setting is known as:

a)

Anthropology

b)

Ergonomics

c)

Proportionality

d)

Modularity

15.

The document highlights a specific mathematical ratio that can be applied to create aesthetically pleasing designs. What is this ratio called?

a)

The Rule of Thirds

b)

The Fibonacci Sequence

c)

The Golden Ratio

d)

The Modular Grid

16.

What is the name of the system mentioned that uses rows and columns of a defined size to arrange spaces in a floor plan?

a)

Anthropometric System

b)

Modular Grid

c)

Golden Section

d)

Ergomatic Framework

17.

The scientific study of the measurements and proportions of the human body is called:

a)

Ergonomics

b)

Physiology

c)

Anthropology

d)

Anthropometry

18.

When developing sketch plans, which of the following site conditions must be considered?

a)

The astrological sign of the client.

b)

Access for both humans and vehicles.

c)

The historical architectural style of the region.

d)

The future resale value of the property.

19.

Besides ergonomics and anthropometry, the document emphasizes that sketch plans are the starting point for incorporating what?

a)

Artistic expression and style.

b)

Technical guidelines and regulations.

c)

Client's personal preferences.

d)

Sustainable and green technologies.

20.

The document differentiates between two key concepts in a floor plan. What are they?

a)

Form and Function

b)

Architectural spaces and Components

c)

Structure and Façade

d)

Public and Private zones