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Grade 10 Technical Drafting_3 Qtr Reviewer

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main purpose of a foundation in a building?

a)

To distribute the load of the structure to the soil

b)

To improve the appearance of the structure

c)

To serve as flooring material

d)

To support interior decorations

2.

Which foundation member directly distributes the building load over a large soil area?

a)

Column

b)

Footing

c)

Beam

d)

Slab

3.

What type of footing supports a wall along its entire length?

a)

Isolated footing

b)

Combined footing

c)

Wall footing

d)

Cantilever footing

4.

Which foundation type consists of a solid concrete slab poured directly on the ground?

a)

Pier foundation

b)

Slab foundation

c)

T-foundation

d)

Mat foundation

5.

Why are symbols, notes, and dimensions carefully arranged on a foundation plan?

a)

To make the drawing colorful

b)

To reduce construction cost

c)

To follow artistic design principles

d)

To ensure the plan is uncluttered and readable

6.

Why are footings made wider than the walls they support?

a)

To increase concrete usage

b)

To support finishing materials

c)

To evenly distribute the structural load to the soil

d)

To simplify construction

7.

Which statement best explains the function of foundation walls?

a)

They provide decoration to the structure

b)

They transfer building load from above to the footings

c)

They prevent soil erosion only

d)

They support roof framing directly

8.

When drafting a foundation plan in CAD, which command is mainly used to create the thickness of footings and stem walls?

a)

OFFSET

b)

TRIM

c)

EXTEND

d)

MIRROR

9.

A single concrete column supports a concentrated load. Which footing should be used?

a)

Continuous footing

b)

Combined footing

c)

Isolated footing

d)

Wall footing

10.

While drafting a foundation plan, which information must be clearly indicated?

a)

Floor finishes and materials

b)

Wall colors and details

c)

Furniture layout and placement

d)

Locations of footings, columns, and walls

11.

A building has weak soil conditions across the entire site. Which footing is most appropriate?

a)

Isolated footing

b)

Cantilever footing

c)

Wall footing

d)

Mat (raft) footing

12.

During CAD drafting, why should floor plan layers be frozen after tracing the foundation outline?

a)

To delete unnecessary objects

b)

To reduce file size

c)

To prevent interference with foundation elements

d)

To apply dimension styles

13.

Two columns are close together and their individual footings would overlap. Which footing should be used?

a)

Combined footing

b)

Isolated footing

c)

Continuous footing

d)

Wall footing

14.

Why is it important to follow the National Building Code standards when drafting foundation plans?

a)

To improve drawing aesthetics

b)

To ensure safety and structural stability

c)

To reduce drafting time

d)

To simplify CAD commands

15.

You are tasked to draft a foundation plan for a small residential house. What should be your first step in the CAD process?

a)

Add dimensions and notes

b)

Print the drawing

c)

Plan the drawing, layers, and loads to be supported

d)

Insert symbols and text

16.

What plan shows the arrangement and sizes of floor framing members such as joists and beams?

a)

Structural floor plan

b)

Foundation plan

c)

Floor plan

d)

Roof plan

17.

Which framing member supports floor joists and transfers load to columns or walls?

a)

Truss

b)

Beam

c)

Rafter

d)

Stud

18.

What roof framing member forms the highest horizontal line where two roof planes meet?

a)

Hip

Hip

b)

Ridge

Ridge

c)

Valley

Valley

d)

Eave

Eave

19.

What type of truss has only one slope?

a)

Hip truss

b)

Common truss

c)

Mono truss

d)

Valley truss

20.

Why are structural floor plans drafted based on the foundation and floor plans?

a)

To ensure framing members align with supports below

b)

To reduce drawing scale

c)

To decorate the drawing

d)

To simplify roof layout

21.

Why are layers used when drafting structural floor and roof framing plans in CAD?

a)

To organize drawing elements and ease plotting

b)

To add color to the drawing

c)

To increase file size

d)

To limit drawing commands

22.

Why is the roof framing plan usually plotted at a smaller scale than the floor plan?

a)

Roofs are less important

b)

Roof framing contains fewer details

c)

Roof framing uses lighter materials

d)

Roof framing covers a larger area

23.

When drafting a structural floor plan in CAD, which should be drawn first?

a)

Joists

b)

Beams

c)

Major framing members

d)

Dimensions

24.

You need to show the spacing and direction of floor joists. What drafting method is most appropriate?

a)

Insert text only

b)

Use joist symbols or blocks

c)

Use hatch patterns

d)

Use centerlines

25.

Which layer name is most appropriate for placing floor framing dimensions?

a)

WALL

b)

TITLE TEXT

c)

ROOF ANNO

d)

BASE DIMS

26.

A roof framing plan shows valleys where two roof slopes meet. What problem may occur if this area is improperly drafted?

a)

Increased roof height

b)

Water leakage

c)

Poor lighting

d)

Reduced room size

27.

Why should upper and lower framing information be placed on separate layers?

a)

To allow selective display and plotting

b)

To increase drafting speed

c)

To reduce drawing accuracy

d)

To simplify commands

28.

Alex Mason, a drafter, places roof trusses before identifying the roof outline. What drafting issue may result?

a)

Misaligned framing members

b)

Overlapping walls

c)

Incorrect floor elevations

d)

Excessive annotations

29.

Why is correct beam and joist sizing important in structural floor plans?

a)

To improve drawing aesthetics

b)

To ensure the structure can safely carry loads

c)

To reduce drawing time

d)

To simplify roof design

30.

You are tasked to draft a roof framing plan for an L-shaped house. What should you do first?

a)

Add truss symbols

b)

Add annotations and notes

c)

Insert dimensions

d)

Determine roof shape and ridge placement

31.

What plan shows the locations of lighting fixtures, switches, convenience outlets, and wiring routes?

a)

Structural plan

b)

Electrical plan

c)

Floor plan

d)

Foundation plan

32.

Which symbol is used to represent a convenience outlet in an electrical plan?

a)

Circle with letter L

b)

Triangle symbol

c)

Small circle with two parallel lines

d)

Square with cross

33.

What device is used to control the flow of electricity to a light fixture?

a)

Circuit breaker

b)

Convenience outlet

c)

Switch

d)

Junction box

34.

What electrical component protects circuits from overload?

a)

Circuit breaker

b)

Panel board

c)

Switch

d)

Lighting outlet

35.

Why are electrical symbols standardized in drafting?

a)

To ensure clear and universal understanding

b)

To reduce drawing time

c)

To make drawings attractive

d)

To limit the use of text

36.

Why should lighting and power layouts be planned before finalizing an electrical plan?

a)

To follow architectural design only

b)

To simplify CAD commands

c)

To reduce printing cost

d)

To minimize revisions and errors

37.

Why are circuit numbers indicated in electrical plans?

a)

For decoration

b)

For estimating paint usage

c)

To identify power distribution and load grouping

d)

To increase drawing accuracy

38.

When drafting an electrical plan in CAD, what should be drawn first?

a)

Electrical symbols

b)

Title block

c)

Floor plan reference

d)

Wiring routes

39.

You are assigning outlets in a bedroom. What should you consider first?

a)

Wall color and thickness

b)

Furniture arrangement and room use

c)

Ceiling height

d)

Roof framing

40.

Which layer name is most appropriate for placing lighting symbols?

a)

WALL

b)

ELECTRICAL-LIGHT

c)

DIMENSION

d)

TEXT

41.

What problem may occur if too many outlets are connected to one circuit?

a)

Circuit overload

b)

Improved efficiency

c)

Reduced drafting accuracy

d)

Lower electricity cost

42.

Why should switches be located near doorways in electrical plans?

a)

For aesthetic purposes

b)

For easy access and user safety

c)

To reduce wiring length only

d)

To follow architectural symmetry

43.

An electrical plan shows outlets placed directly above sinks. What issue does this indicate?

a)

Structural conflict

b)

Incorrect scale

c)

Poor lighting design

d)

Electrical safety hazard

44.

Why is it important to follow the Philippine Electrical Code when drafting electrical plans?

a)

To improve drawing style

b)

To limit the number of symbols used

c)

To reduce drafting time

d)

To ensure safety and proper installation

45.

You are tasked to draft an electrical plan for a small house. What should be your first step?

a)

Add circuit numbers and details

b)

Insert electrical symbols

c)

Analyze the floor plan and determine power and lighting needs

d)

Plot the drawing immediately

46.

What auxiliary system provides water supply to a building?

a)

Electrical system

b)

Sanitary system

c)

Plumbing system

d)

Structural system

47.

Which plan shows the layout of pipes, fixtures, and drainage lines?

a)

Electrical plan

b)

Plumbing plan

c)

Roof framing plan

d)

Floor plan

48.

What symbol represents a floor drain in auxiliary system layouts?

a)

Small circle with grid lines

b)

Square with diagonal cross

c)

Circle with letter L

d)

Triangle symbol

49.

Which auxiliary system removes wastewater from a building?

a)

Water supply system

b)

Ventilation system

c)

Sanitary drainage system

d)

Fire protection system

50.

Why are auxiliary systems drafted separately from architectural plans?

a)

To reduce file size and image quality

b)

To make drawings colorful and aesthetic

c)

To clearly show system details without clutter

d)

To simplify scaling

51.

Why is proper pipe slope important in sanitary layouts?

a)

To ensure smooth wastewater flow

b)

To reduce material cost

c)

To improve drawing appearance

d)

To increase pipe length

52.

Why are symbols and legends necessary in auxiliary system plans?

a)

To decorate the drawing

b)

To clearly identify system components

c)

To replace dimensions

d)

To reduce text usage and simplify

53.

When drafting a plumbing layout in CAD, what should be prepared first?

a)

Pipe sizes

b)

Floor plan reference

c)

Fixture symbols

d)

Notes and legends

54.

You are placing plumbing fixtures in a comfort room. What should you consider first?

a)

Roof design

b)

Wall finishes

c)

Electrical circuit numbers

d)

User convenience and code requirements

55.

Which layer name is most appropriate for sanitary pipes?

a)

AUX-SANITARY

b)

WALL

c)

DIMENSION

d)

TEXT

56.

What problem may occur if vent pipes are omitted in a sanitary layout?

a)

Better water pressure

b)

Improved drainage speed

c)

Trap siphoning and bad odor

d)

Reduced construction cost

57.

Why should water supply and sanitary lines be placed on separate layers?

a)

To allow selective viewing and editing

b)

To increase drawing complexity

c)

To reduce drafting accuracy

d)

To simplify plotting scale

58.

An auxiliary layout shows water pipes crossing electrical lines. What issue does this indicate?

a)

Proper coordination

b)

Correct drafting method

c)

Efficient space use

d)

Safety and design conflict

59.

Why must auxiliary system layouts comply with the National Plumbing Code of the Philippines?

a)

To enhance drawing appearance

b)

To ensure safety, sanitation, and proper installation

c)

To reduce drafting time and more relax time

d)

To limit the number of fixtures and materials

60.

You are tasked to draft an auxiliary system layout for a small residential house. What should be your first step?

a)

Insert pipe symbols and fittings

b)

Add dimensions and notes

c)

Analyze the floor plan and determine fixture locations

d)

Plot the drawing immediately