Question 1

The connections in a _____ diagram are theoretical and do not depict the true size and form of the connectors.

Accepted Answer

A)  logic 
B)  baseline 
C)  cableform 
D)  trunkline 
A)  logic 
B)  baseline 
C)  cableform 
D)  trunkline

Question 2

In a(n) _____ diagram, all wires are joined to a thick line called a trunkline.

Accepted Answer

A)  elementary 
B)  highway 
C)  cableform 
D)  point-to-point 
A)  elementary 
B)  highway 
C)  cableform 
D)  point-to-point

Question 3

Imagine that you are drawing a point-to-point connection diagram and have just drawn the outline of the chassis. What should you do next?

Accepted Answer

A)  label the reference designations 
B)  draw the connecting wires 
C)  label the wire colors 
D)  place the components 
A)  label the reference designations 
B)  draw the connecting wires 
C)  label the wire colors 
D)  place the components

Question 4

The same symbols are used for electronics components in schematic and logic diagrams.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Schematic diagrams show more detail than block diagrams.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

What do the lines that connect components represent in a connection diagram?

Accepted Answer

A)  breakers or fuses 
B)  electricity 
C)  wires 
D)  transistors 
A)  breakers or fuses 
B)  electricity 
C)  wires 
D)  transistors

Question 7

Schematic diagrams should include value designations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

What does a right-facing arrow symbol signify on an electronics drawing?

Accepted Answer

A)  variable resistor 
B)  variable capacitor 
C)  male jack 
D)  female jack 
A)  variable resistor 
B)  variable capacitor 
C)  male jack 
D)  female jack

Question 9

A _____ is a pattern or development drawing of a cabinet that houses electronic circuits and equipment.

Accepted Answer

A)  logic diagram 
B)  wiring diagram 
C)  highway diagram 
D)  chassis drawing 
A)  logic diagram 
B)  wiring diagram 
C)  highway diagram 
D)  chassis drawing

Question 10

Imagine that you need to draw a simple schematic diagram. What should you do first?

Accepted Answer

A)  place major components from left to right across the diagram 
B)  place the reference designations 
C)  place power input to the left and power output to the right 
D)  arrange the minor components 
A)  place major components from left to right across the diagram 
B)  place the reference designations 
C)  place power input to the left and power output to the right 
D)  arrange the minor components

The connections in a _____ diagram are theoretical and do not depict the true size and form of the connectors.

In a(n) _____ diagram, all wires are joined to a thick line called a trunkline.

Imagine that you are drawing a point-to-point connection diagram and have just drawn the outline of the chassis. What should you do next?

The same symbols are used for electronics components in schematic and logic diagrams.

Schematic diagrams show more detail than block diagrams.

What do the lines that connect components represent in a connection diagram?

Schematic diagrams should include value designations.

What does a right-facing arrow symbol signify on an electronics drawing?

A _____ is a pattern or development drawing of a cabinet that houses electronic circuits and equipment.

Imagine that you need to draw a simple schematic diagram. What should you do first?

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Exam 22: Electronics Drafting

The connections in a _____ diagram are theoretical and do not depict the true size and form of the connectors.

In a(n) _____ diagram, all wires are joined to a thick line called a trunkline.

Imagine that you are drawing a point-to-point connection diagram and have just drawn the outline of the chassis. What should you do next?

The same symbols are used for electronics components in schematic and logic diagrams.

Schematic diagrams show more detail than block diagrams.

What do the lines that connect components represent in a connection diagram?

Schematic diagrams should include value designations.

What does a right-facing arrow symbol signify on an electronics drawing?

A _____ is a pattern or development drawing of a cabinet that houses electronic circuits and equipment.

Imagine that you need to draw a simple schematic diagram. What should you do first?

Introduction to Contemporary Drafting

Drafting Equipment and Supplies

Sketching and Lettering

Introduction to Computer-Aided Drafting Systems

Drafting Room Design Teams

Drafting Conventions and Formats

Geometric Construction

Multiview Drawings

Dimensioning Conventions and Surface Finishes

Tolerancing and Geometric Tolerancing

Sectional Views

Auxiliary Views and Revolutions

Descriptive Geometry

Development Drawings

Pictorial Drawings

Fasteners

Green Design in Industry

Working Drawings

Welding Drawings

Gears and Cams

Piping Drawings

Tool Design Drafting

Architectural Drafting

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