Deck 1: Introduction

Question 1

Attempts to improve quality and competitiveness include flexible manufacturing, CIM, JIT, ISO 9000, and SPC.

Answer 1

True

Question 2

Technical drawings can be subtle or abstract.

Answer 2

False

Question 3

Three-dimensional computer models have replaced the making and testing of actual models or prototypes.

Answer 3

True

Question 4

In order for drawings to be created and interpreted by different people, a set of standards have been developed by the American Design and Drafting Association (ADDA).

Question 5

Standards of interest to drafters and designers are contained in the "D" series of ANSI standards.

Question 6

Which of the following is not a step in the design process?

A)identify a problem or a need
B)develop ideas to solve the problem
C) obtain examples of several different kinds of previously created technical drawings
D) select a proposed solution

Question 7

A perspective projection can be drawn from a one-point, two-point, or three-point vantage point.

Question 8

Artistic drawings are commonly used in the manufacturing field.

Question 9

Someone who produces technical drawings should be referred to as a draftsman.

Question 10

Two basic types of drawings are practical and technical.

Question 11

Quality is defined as the extent to which a product conforms to standards of practice.

Question 12

Which of the following is not a field that uses technical drawings extensively?

A)manufacturing
B)retail
C) engineering
D) architecture and construction

Question 13

A good technical drawing is one that properly and conveniently communicates all the information needed to transform an idea into a product.

Question 14

A drawing is a graphic representation of an idea, concept, or an entity which actually or potentially exists in life.

Question 15

Development of initial ideas for solving the problem is the first step in the design process.

Question 16

The old adage "a picture is worth a thousand words" is still the basis of the need for technical drawings.

Question 17

Perspective projections show flat representations of the principal view of the subject.

Question 18

Which of the following is not a component of a projection?

A)imaginary lines of sight called projectors
B)three-dimensional view
C) the eye of the viewer looking at the object
D) the imaginary projection plane

Question 19

Which of the following is a subdivision of a parallel projection?

A)trimetric projection
B)cavalier projection
C) cabinet projection
D) oblique projection

Question 20

Which of the following is not a type of perspective projection?

A)one-point
B)two-point
C) three-point
D) four-point

Question 21

Which of the following is not an organization that regulates technical drawing practices?

A)American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
B)U.S. Department of Defense (DoD)
C) International Standards Organization (ISO)
D) U.S. Military (MIL)

Question 22

_____ is creating technical drawings.

A)Designing
B)Drafting
C) Computer-aided drawing
D) Modeling

Question 23

Two types of oblique projections are:

A)cavalier and converging
B)cabinet and half-scale
C) cabinet and cavalier
D) full-scale and cavalier

Question 24

In design and manufacturing, customer expectations are typically communicated by:

A)notes
B)design features
C) specifications
D) standards

Question 25

The main purpose of technical drawings is to:

A)convey technical information in graphic representation
B)present solutions to design problems
C) document the design process
D) aid in the development of a quality product

Question 26

To ensure quality products, which item is most important to include?

A)Double-check your work.
B)Design quality in from the outset.
C) Use a high-tech CAD software program.
D) Use only the most expensive materials.

Question 27

Which of the following is not a form of graphic communication?

A)sketch
B)slide
C) photograph
D) mp3 file

Question 28

Another name for a perspective projection is a _____ projection.

A)half-scale
B)converging
C) full-scale
D) multiview

Question 29

A characteristic of a quality drawing is one that:

A)has very few smudge marks
B)is signed by each of the people who had a part in creating the product
C) is neatly drawn
D) properly and conveniently communicates all information

Question 30

Sketches are most often used in which step of the design process?

A)identification of the problem or need
B)development of initial ideas
C) selection of proposed solution
D) developing working drawings

Question 31

Which type of projection is most realistic?

A)two-point perspective
B)cabinet projection
C) multiview drawing
D) trimetric projection

Question 32

Regulation of technical drawing practices ensures:

A)the quality of technical drawings
B)that the design process is followed accurately
C) that technical drawings can be easily understood
D) that all those using graphic communication use the same language

Question 33

Which of the following is not an attempt at improving quality and competitiveness?

A)structured manufacturing
B)computer-integrated manufacturing
C) just-in-time manufacturing
D) statistical process control

Question 34

Illustrations or renderings are sometimes referred to as a third type of drawing because:

A)They artistically present a technical object.
B)Mechanical instruments are used to complete them.
C) They attempt to convey some abstract feelings such as mood or attitude.
D) They combine technical information and processes and artistic expression.

Question 35

What is the probable result of an incorrect dimension on a technical drawing?

A)All copies of the wrong-sized part become waste.
B)A faulty part is produced.
C) Interruption of manufacturing decreases productivity.
D) The part is manufactured in the wrong configuration.