_________are used to reduce or enlarge an object without having to make mathematical calculations or scale manipulations
Proportional dividersCorrect
_________are used to reduce or enlarge an object without having to make mathematical calculations or scale manipulations.
DIviderCorrect
2D software have been first developed way back in
1970'sCorrect
2D software have been first developed way back in A
1970Correct
3D CAD tools were introduced in ___ by a partnership between IBM-Dassults
1980’sCorrect
3D models as they can be viewed and rotated in any direction
x, y, or zCorrect
A _______ has a traversing arm that moves left and right across the table and a head unit that moves up and down the traversing arm.
track drafting machineCorrect
A _______ is an instrument used to draw circles and arcs.
compassCorrect
A __________ language using lines, symbols, and notes to describe objects for manufacture or construction.
graphicCorrect
A divider is especially useful for large circles, but using one can be time consuming.
FalseCorrect
A lines created using a separate format can be removed easily or set so they do not display or plot when the layout work is finished.
Construction LineCorrect
A manual drafting machine is a machine that mounts to the table or board and has scales attached to an adjustable head that rotates for drawing angles.
TrueCorrect
A plumbing drafter, also known as a pipe drafter.
TrueCorrect
A scale is an instrument with a system of ordered marks at fixed intervals used as a reference standard in measurement.
TrueCorrect
A section is parallel to horizontal plane the true shape and size is obtained by taking projection of section on to _________ plane.
horizontalCorrect
A section is parallel to vertical plane the true shape and size is obtained by taking projection of section on to _________ plane.
profileCorrect
A section is perpendicular to both the reference planes the true shape and size is obtained by taking projection of section on to _ plane
profileCorrect
A software that was introduced in the late 1960's to expedite engineering drawing process.
Computer Aided DesignCorrect
A type of drafter is a drafter associated with mechanical drafting for the manufacturing industry.
Mechanical DrafterCorrect
A type of drafter that develop working layouts and master drawings of automotive vehicle components, assemblies, and systems.
Automotive design draftersCorrect
A type of drafter that draw maps, diagrams, profiles, cross sections, directional surveys, and subsurface formations to represent geological or geophysical stratigraphy and locations of gas and oil deposits
Geological draftersCorrect
A type of drafter that work from specifications, sketches, and rough drafts.
Architectural draftersCorrect
ADDA is the acronym for the American Design Drafting Association and the American Digital Design Association.
TrueCorrect
All arrowheads on dimension lines and leader lines should not be the same size throughout the drawing.
TrueCorrect
All lines are dark, crisp, sharp, and of the correct thickness when properly drawn.
TrueCorrect
are used to transfer dimensions or to divide a distance into a number of equal parts
dividersCorrect
Artistic ability is helpful in some specialized fields, as is knowledge of manufacturing and construction methods
TrueCorrect
As far as possible, the dimension should be given to which of the following lines?
outlineCorrect
c is one of the most important characteristics of drawing media when reproducing the drawing using the diazo print process
transparencyCorrect
CAD is stands for Computer-Aided Drawing.
FalseCorrect
can also be used as straightedges to connect points for drawing lines without the aid of a parallel bar or machine scale.
trianglesCorrect
Compass is also used in navigation to measure distance in nautical miles.
FalseCorrect
computer-aided design and drafting
TrueCorrect
Construction lines are one of the ASME standard line types because they do represent a specific drawing feature and are not reproduced on the final drawing
FalseCorrect
Construction lines created using a separate format can be removed easily or set so they do not display or plot when the layout work is finished.
TrueCorrect
Construction lines for layout and guidelines are very lightly drawn with a __________ lead.
6H or 4HCorrect
Crane hook is to drawn by _________method.
revolved sectionCorrect
Descriptive geometry uses the image-creating technique of imaginary, parallel projectors emanating from an imaginary object and intersecting an imaginary plane of projection at right angles.
TrueCorrect
Diazo is drafting paper with translucent properties that is specially designed to accept pencil or ink.
FalseCorrect
Drafting is a broad occupation.
TrueCorrect
Drafting is a key element of the development process and is used during all the developmental stages of a mechanical design.
FalseCorrect
Durability is a consideration if the original drawing will be extensively used.
TrueCorrect
Erasability is important because errors need to be corrected, and changes are frequently made.
TrueCorrect
For the object which is symmetrical about the central axis; from which method of section it can be drawn __________
Half sectionCorrect
Gasperd Monge is usually considered the "father of descriptive geometry".
TrueCorrect
graphically represent aerial photographic detail, such as contour points, hydrography, topography, and cultural features, using precision stereo plotting apparatus or drafting instruments.
photogrammetristsCorrect
If it lies on one side only of the reference line, then it is called ____________________.
Bilateral Auxiliary ViewsCorrect
If the auxiliary view does not lie uniformly on both sides of the reference line, then it is called Unsymmetrical Auxiliary Views
TrueCorrect
If the auxiliary view does not uniformly lie on both sides of the reference line, then it is called ______________________
Symmetrical Auxiliary ViewsCorrect
If the auxiliary view lies uniformly on both sides of the reference line, then it is called
Symmetrical Auxiliary ViewsCorrect
If the inclined surface is seen in the frontal plane, then such an auxiliary view will be called
frontal auxiliary viewCorrect
If the inclined surface is seen in the profile plane, then such an auxiliary new will be called
profile auxiliary viewCorrect
If the inclined surface is seen in the top plane, then such an auxiliary view will be called
top auxiliary viewCorrect
In unidirectional system the dimensions are ______
Placed by breaking the dimension line in the middleCorrect
In which of the following type of dimensioning, the dimensions are arranged only in a straight line?
chain dimensionCorrect
Inclined and offset cutting planes can be used if __________.
it is used for combined objectsCorrect
Irregular curves, commonly called _____ , are curves that have no constant radii.
French curveCorrect
is a man or woman employed in the drafting profession
drafterCorrect
is also used in job shops where one-of-a-kind products are made
sketchingCorrect
is one of the pioneering companies that has played a significant role in developing CAD software.
AutoDeskCorrect
Isometric is a means of representing a three-dimensional object in two dimensions
FalseCorrect
It can also be used as straightedges to connect points for drawing lines without the aid of a parallel bar or machine scale
T-SquareCorrect
It can also be used as straightedges to connect points for drawing lines without the aid of a parallel bar or machine scale.
TrianglesCorrect
It is a film on which drawings or other printed materials are photographed at greatly reduced size for ease of storage.
MicrofilmCorrect
It is a machine for photographically reproducing material.
Photocopy printerCorrect
It is a specialization of architectural drafting.
Commercial DraftingCorrect
It is one field or discipline where inclined text is commonly found on drawings.
structural draftingCorrect
It is technology for design and technical documentation, which replaces manual drafting with an automated process.
computer-aided design and draftingCorrect
It may prepare separate detailed site plans, grading and drainage plans, lighting plans, paving plans, irrigation plans, planting plans, and drawings and details of garden structures
Landscape draftersCorrect
It may specialize in a type of building, such as residential or commercial, or a construction material, such as reinforced concrete, masonry, steel, or timber.
Architectural DraftersCorrect
It refers to the material on which you create drawings, such as paper or polyester film.
MediaCorrect
lines are also thick and used to identify where a view is taken for view enlargements, removed views, or partial views
viewing-planeCorrect
Lines are used to indicate the location of a stitching or sewing process.
Stitch linesCorrect
Lines that are used to shorten the length of a long object or part or to provide a partial view of a feature
Break linesCorrect
Lines that are used to show and locate the centers of circles and arcs and to represent the center axis of a circular or symmetrical form