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Test 1A) computer-assisted drawing and design.
B) computer-aided drafting and design.
C) computer-aided design and drafting.
D) computer-assisted design and drafting.
2: The acronym CAD stands for
A) computer-aided design.
B) computer-assisted design.
C) computer-assisted drafting.
D) computer-aided design and drafting.
3: Release 1.0 (Release 1) of AutoCAD LT® was developed and released in
A) 1988
B) 1991
C) 1993
D) 1996
4: The minimum amount of RAM recommended by Autodesk to run the most recent version of AutoCAD LT® is
A) 200 MB.
B) 256 MB.
C) 236 MB.
D) 300 MB.
5: The text Hands-On AutoCAD LT® is based specifically on AutoCAD LT® Version
A) 2000
B) 2000i.
C) 2002
D) 2004
6: AutoCAD Mechanical® was designed and developed for
A) 2D mechanical engineering, design, and drafting.
B) the mechanical and electrical design of industrial machinery.
C) the engineering design of subdivision, site, road, sewer, and drainage projects.
D) the creation and maintenance of maps.
7: Autodesk Inventor® was designed and developed for
A) 2D mechanical engineering, design, and drafting.
B) the mechanical and electrical design of industrial machinery.
C) the engineering design of subdivision, site, road, sewer, and drainage projects.
D) the creation and maintenance of maps.
8: Drafting dates back to pictorial images etched into
A) concrete slabs.
B) cast iron pads.
C) stone tablets.
D) ceramic plates.
9: Early pictorial drawings later evolved into more highly detailed images called
A) technical drawings.
B) blueprints.
C) whiteprints.
D) technical sketches.
10: Technical drawings are
A) generally pictorial in nature.
B) usually freehand sketches.
C) used for design purposes only.
D) drawn to an exact set of rules using specific techniques
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Test 2
1: The acronym ASME stands forA) Association for Standards in Mechanical Engineering.
B) American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
C) American Society of Manufacturing Engineers.
D) Association for Standards in Manufacturing Engineerng.
2: Decimal-inch drawing sheets range in size from
A) A to C.
B) A to D.
C) A to E.
D) A to F.
3: Metric drawing sheets range in size from
A) A0 to A6.
B) A0 to A5.
C) A0 to A4.
D) A0 to A3.
4: An A-size drawing sheet is
A) 8.50 × 11 inches.
B) 8.00 × 10 inches.
C) 1189 × 841 millimeters.
D) 297 × 210 millimeters.
5: The part of the drawing sheet that lists drawing changes is the
A) correction block.
B) revision block.
C) change block.
D) title block.
6: ECO stands for
A) Error Change Order.
B) Engineering Correction Order.
C) Error Correction Order.
D) Engineering Change Order.
7: ECN stands for
A) Engineering Change Notice.
B) Engineering Correction Notification.
C) Engineering Notification of Correction.
D) Engineering Notification of Change.
8: U.S. customary (decimal inch) drafting standards are developed and distributed by
A) AWS.
B) ASME.
C) SAE.
D) ISO.
9: A drafter who uses traditional drafting methods is often called a
A) designer.
B) tracer.
C) board drafter.
D) planner.
10: The part of the drawing sheet that includes the drawing scale is the
A) materials list.
B) revision block.
C) drawing specification block.
D) title block.
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Test 3
1: The command that displays the Drafting Settings dialog box isA) DTEXT.
B) POLAR.
C) DSETTINGS.
D) PDMODE.
2: The invisible grid that restricts the location of the cursor to predefined increments is called
A) snap.
B) grid.
C) object snap.
D) polar tracking.
3: Pressing the F9 key is the equivalent of
A) picking the POLAR button on the status bar.
B) entering the OSNAP command.
C) picking the SNAP button on the status bar.
D) entering the DSETTINGS command.
4: The regular pattern of visible dots that appears on the screen to help you estimate distances is called a(n)
A) snap.
B) grid.
C) object snap.
D) tracking feature.
5: AutoCAD LT®'s object snap feature allows you to
A) restrict the cursor to a user-definable snap grid.
B) snap to certain key points on existing geometry.
C) restrict the cursor to horizontal and vertical movement.
D) align existing geometry along snap vectors.
6: The tool that displays temporary alignment paths defined by user-specified angles is known as
A) snap.
B) grid.
C) object snap.
D) polar tracking.
7: To snap to the right end of an arc, you would use the
A) Endpoint object snap.
B) Midpoint object snap.
C) Center object snap.
D) Extension object snap.
8: To snap to the center of a circle, you would use the
A) Midpoint object snap.
B) Center object snap.
C) Quadrant object snap.
D) Node object snap.
9: One method of turning on polar tracking is to
A) press the F10 key.
B) enter the POLAR command at the Command line.
C) pick the OTRACK button in the status bar.
D) enter the TRACK command at the Command line.
10: An object snap that works automatically as you create a drawing is called a(n)
A) background object snap.
B) automatic object snap.
C) built-in object snap.
D) running object snap
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Test 4
1: A technical drawing that incorporates more than one view of an object in order to describe all aspects of the object completely is a(n)A)oblique pictorial drawing
B) multiview drawing
C) perspective drawing
D) axonometric drawing
2: Views that are at right angles to eachother are
A) orthographic views
B) parellel views
C) oblique views
D) perspective views
3: Multiview drawings are created using
A) normal projection
B) oblique projection
C) orthographic projection
D) isometric projection
4: In multiview drawing, the font, right-side, and top views are often called
A) standard views
B) proportional views
C) working views
D) normal views
5: Industries in the United States use
A) first-angle projection
B) second-angle projection
C) third-angle projection
D) fourth-angle projection
6: When needed for clarity, rounded edges are sometimes represented using
A) phantom lines
B) centerlines
C) hidden lines
D) section lines
7: In multiview drawing, there are
A) three principal views
B) six principal views
C) four principal views
D) five principal views
8: Adding sizes to the various details of a drawing is
A) scaling
B) measuring
C) dimentioning
D) numbering
9: Interior features of an object are represented on the views using
A) hidden lines
B) invisible lines
C) ghost lines
D) auxiliary lines
10: the side of an object that shows the most deatil is generally selected as the
A) right-side view
B) front view
C) top view
D) bottom view
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1. Holes that do not go all the way through a component are called
B) blind holes.
C) partial holes.
D) sunk holes.
2. A hole specified to accommodate a fastener requires
B) tolerance.
C) allowance.
D) symmetry.
3. A hole large enough in diameter to allow a part to be easily engaged is a
B) loose-fit hole.
C) clearance hole.
D) close-fit hole.
4. The symbol for depth is
B)
C)
D)
5. In a blind hole, the angle typically produced by the end of a drill bit is
B) 98°.
C) 112°.
D) 118°.
6. The symbol for counterbore is
B)
C)
D)
7. The symbol for countersink is
B)
C)
D)
8. The included angle for the countersunk portion of a metric-sized hole is
B) 62°.
C) 82°.
D) 90°.
9. A countersunk hole is usually prepared to accommodate a
B) round-head screw.
C) hex-head screw.
D) socket-head screw.
10. The symbol for diameter is
B) Ø
C)
D)
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ASEE.
in the title block.
target.
is made at the largest allowable size.
1. Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing is used to show acceptable deviations for the form, profile, orientation, runout, and
A)
B) interference of a feature.
C) clearance of a feature.
D) size of a feature.
2. GD&T is controlled by
B) AIA.
C) ASME.
D) SAE.
3. In GD&T, tolerances and related information are shown
B) in a feature control frame.
C) as a general note on the drawing.
D) in the revision block.
4. A theoretical point, line, area, or axis from which other features are positioned is a
B) reference.
C) location.
D) datum.
5. A hole machined at MMC
B) is made at the smallest allowable size.
C) is made at the median size.
D) produces a clearance fit.
6. The symbol for datum is
A)
B)
C)
D)
7. The symbol for circularity is
B)
C)
D)
8. The symbol for symmetry is
B)
C)
D)
9. The symbol for parallelism is
B)
C)
D)
10. The symbol for angularity is
A)
B)
C)
D)
