Deck 4: Working Drawings and Projection Theory

Question 1

Most European and Asiatic countries use ____ projection.

A) first-angle
B) second-angle
C) third-angle
D) fourth-angle

Answer 1

A

Question 2

The units of measurement most commonly used on engineering drawings are decimal-inch and _________________________.

Answer 2

millimeter

Question 3

The SIDE view of a drawing shows length and width.

Answer 3

False

Question 4

A detail drawing is generally used to show the assembly of various parts of a product.

Question 5

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

A) below
B) above
C) to the left of
D) to the right of

Question 6

A working drawing that provides information for the manufacture of a single part is a(n) ____________________ drawing.

Question 7

Working drawings consist of assembly and ____ drawings.

A) pictorial
B) two-view
C) detail
D) three-dimensional

Question 8

Objects drawn using orthographic projection are represented with one or more views.

Question 9

The acronym ASME stands for ____.

A) Association for Standards in Mechanical Engineering
B) American Society of Mechanical Engineers
C) American Society of Manufacturing Engineers
D) Association for Standards in Manufacturing Engineering

Question 10

Drafting standards used in Canada are set by ____.

A) ASME
B) ANSI
C) ASEE
D) CSA

Question 11

The FRONT view of a drawing shows width and height.

Question 12

The type of projection used on an engineering drawing is indicated on the drawing sheet by showing a(n) _________________________ symbol.

Question 13

A ____________________ drawing is one that supplies information and instructions for the manufacture of a product or structure.

Question 14

First angle-angle projection is most commonly used in the United States and Canada.

Question 15

On an isometric drawing, three surfaces of an object are shown in one view.