Question 1

The following is an integral part of any set of construction drawings.

Accepted Answer

A)  sections, elevations, details 
B)  mechanical, plumbing, electrical 
C)  equipment, duct, grilles 
D)  heating and cooling loads 
A)  sections, elevations, details 
B)  mechanical, plumbing, electrical 
C)  equipment, duct, grilles 
D)  heating and cooling loads A

Question 2

Detail drawings are

Accepted Answer

A)  two dimensional 
B)  drawn to scale 
C)  not normally drawn to scale 
D)  non realistic view of the object 
A)  two dimensional 
B)  drawn to scale 
C)  not normally drawn to scale 
D)  non realistic view of the object C

Question 3

A view that depicts a vertical side of a building is an _________ view.

Accepted Answer

elevation

Question 4

A section drawing shows the internal portion of an object and is usually drawn to scale using a cutting plane.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Elevations are drawn on a single plan showing no _______.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Elevations are drawn on a single plan...

Question 6

Elevations are drawn on a single plan showing depth.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

A section is a __________ view of a specific location showing the object.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A section is a __________ view of...

Question 8

Section drawings are drawn to scale, through the use of a _______________?

Accepted Answer

A)  equipment 
B)  cutting plane 
C)  elevation 
D)  symbol 
A)  equipment 
B)  cutting plane 
C)  elevation 
D)  symbol

Question 9

A detail drawing is drawn ______ dimensional.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A detail drawing is drawn ______ dimensional....

Question 10

A detailed drawing is an enlarged view of a drawing used to show an area more clearly.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Section drawings are drawn to _______, through the use of a cutting plane.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Section drawings are drawn to _______, through...

Question 12

Details show how material and components are joined and are drawn to scale.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

An elevation view showns the location of

Accepted Answer

A)  electrical, plumbing, HVAC 
B)  building details 
C)  construction sections 
D)  windows, doors, walls 
A)  electrical, plumbing, HVAC 
B)  building details 
C)  construction sections 
D)  windows, doors, walls

Question 14

A section is a cross-sectional view of a specific location showing the object.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

What information is usually found on elevation drawings?

Accepted Answer

A)  vertical side of a building 
B)  plan view of a building 
C)  air conditioning unit 
D)  plumbing and electrical 
A)  vertical side of a building 
B)  plan view of a building 
C)  air conditioning unit 
D)  plumbing and electrical

Exam 10: Sections, Elevations and Details

The following is an integral part of any set of construction drawings.

Detail drawings are

A view that depicts a vertical side of a building is an _________ view.

A section drawing shows the internal portion of an object and is usually drawn to scale using a cutting plane.

Elevations are drawn on a single plan showing no _______.

Elevations are drawn on a single plan showing depth.

A section is a __________ view of a specific location showing the object.

Section drawings are drawn to scale, through the use of a _______________?

A detail drawing is drawn ______ dimensional.

A detailed drawing is an enlarged view of a drawing used to show an area more clearly.

Section drawings are drawn to _______, through the use of a cutting plane.

Details show how material and components are joined and are drawn to scale.

An elevation view showns the location of

A section is a cross-sectional view of a specific location showing the object.

What information is usually found on elevation drawings?

Review of Basic Mathematical Procedures

Safety

Linear Measurements

Angular Measurements

Learning to Use the Architects Scale

Learning to Use the Engineers Scale

Symbols and Abbreviations

How Working Drawings Are Created

Categories of Working Drawings

Creating Construction Drawings

Who Uses Construction Drawings

Specifications

Title Blocks

Types and Weights of Lines

Orthographic Projection

Oblique Drawings

Isometric Drawings

Lettering and Notations

Organizing a Drawing Sheet

Shading and Crosshatching

Drawing Construction Elevations

Drawing Construction Details

Freehand Sketching

Drafting With Instruments

Reading Architectural Plans

Ductwork Plans

Reading Mechanical Plans

Reading Electrical Plans

Reading Plumbing Plans

Current Technology

Introduction to Load Calculations

Filters