Tsa Tech Bowl - Drafting

Front 1

What is generally used to describe an object or assembly, how it goes to together, and how it
is used?

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pictorial

Front 2

A fully dimensioned and graphic description of the layout for one level of a building is a(n) :

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floor plan

Front 3

What phase of drafting deals with spatial relationships and graphical analysis problems?

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descriptive geometry

Front 4

Tape, staples, and thumbtacks are :

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D. ways to fasten paper to a drawing board

Front 5

What are the number of principal views of an object?

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6

Front 6

What type of architectural drawing shows the location of the house or building on the lot?

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plot plan

Front 7

Clearance, interference, and transition are :

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the three types of tolerance fits

Front 8

A(n) ______________ is a drawing print with white lines on a blue background.

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blueprint

Front 9

In the following thread specification, what is the nominal diameter? .75-10UNC-3A-LH

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.75

Front 10

If the diameter of a shaft is given as 1.75" +/- .0625, then what is the maximum diameter of the
axle that will fit in that shaft?

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1.8125

Front 11

Which of the following drawing shows objects, assemblies, or mechanisms in a pictorial
form?

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technical illustration

Front 12

If the diameter of a circle is 5.125", what is its radius?

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2.5625"

Front 13

In the following thread specification, what does the letter A stand for? 4-40UNC-3A

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external thread

Front 14

A(n) ________ section shows the construction to be used for the wall of a house.

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wall

Front 15

What type of view is useful in determining the true size and shape of an incline plane in a
principal view?

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auxillary view

Front 16

A simplified picture used to represent an object in a drawing is a(n) :

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symbol

Front 17

What is the imaginary medium used to show the path of cutting an object to make a section?

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cutting plane

Front 18

The basic unit of measurement on an architect's scale is the :

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foot

Front 19

On a map, the angle a line makes with the N-S line measured clockwise from the North
direction is the :

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azimuth

Front 20

What is the abbreviation given for the International System of Units?

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SI

Front 21

What type of view shows the interior features of an object as object lines?

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section view

Front 22

Which architectural drawing shows the height of doors and windows?

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elevation

Front 23

A(n) ____________ is a type of graph showing the completion and start dates for different
activities needed on a job.

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gantt chart

Front 24

Which of the following lines has the highest precedence?

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visible

Front 25

What does FAO stand for on a mechanical drawing?

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Finish All Over

Front 26

_________ are used to supplement graphic information, dimensions, and to eliminate the
necessity of repetitive dimensions.

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notes

Front 27

The following dimension is given for a set of holes in an object : 6 x .375 dia. What does the 6
mean?

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6 holes of .375 diameter

Front 28

A series of lines, circles, and arcs that together form the outline of an object is a(n) :

Back 28

wireframe model

Front 29

Top, bottom, right side, left side, front, and back are the :

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six principle views

Front 30

Which of the following methods is the most descriptive method of drawing a screw thread
assembly?

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detailed

Front 31

On a map, an irregular shaped line used to indicate changes in elevation in terrain are :

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contour lines

Front 32

A method of dimensioning where locations and sizes of an object are indicated on a separate
table and not on the drawing is :

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tabular dimensioning

Front 33

What type of pictorial projection is chosen if a circular or curved surface is parallel to one of
the faces?

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oblique projection

Front 34

How many places does a tangent line touch an arc?

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1

Front 35

Which of the following drawings shows the source of an electric circuit by means of single
lines and graphic symbols?

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schematic

Front 36

____________ are usually finished surfaces at right angles or are important center lines from
which dimensions are given?

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base lines

Front 37

A(n) _____________ view is used if the cutting plane is not in one continuous plane.

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offset section

Front 38

How many lines are needed to define a plane?

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2

Front 39

In a perspective drawing, what are points in space where all lines not parallel to the picture
plane meet?

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vanishing points

Front 40

Which of the following occurs when a part or feature of an object has the same size and shape
on opposites sides of a central plane?

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symmetry

Front 41

___________ are thin straight lines originating from a note or a dimension to a feature on a
drawing.

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leader

Front 42

A true length line in both the front and side views is called :

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frontal profile line

Front 43

In CAD, ____________ is making a three dimensional view of an object.

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modeling

Front 44

What part of a drawing gives information such as the title, the drawing number, the scale, the
date, and the name of the draftsperson?

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title block

Front 45

Which of the following drawings is based on a projection in which the lines of sight are 45
degrees with the plane of projection?

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cavalier oblique

Front 46

In the dimension of a hole, the symbol |_| is given. What does that symbol mean?

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counterbore

Front 47

A(n) ____________ drawing is one that is larger or smaller than the object by a fixed ratio.

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scale

Front 48

What is a point, line, plane, cylinder which is assumed to be exact for the purposes of
computation?

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datum

Front 49

The range of tightness or looseness resulting from the design of the allowances of mating
parts is the _________ of the two parts.

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fit

Front 50

Which of the following leads is the softest?

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6B

Front 51

The drafting of maps is :

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cartography

Front 52

A graphic means of describing a sequence of steps in a process is a(n) :

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flow chart

Front 53

Which of the following drawings has a line of sight with an angle of 63.43 degrees with the
plane of projection?

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cabinet oblique

Front 54

What type of view is not parallel to any of the principal planes?

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oblique view

Front 55

When free-hand sketching, it is best to use what type of paper?

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graph paper

Front 56

What type of map shows geographic regions by means of contour lines and symbols?

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topographic

Front 57

How are the measurements of fillets and rounds specified on a drawing?

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as a radius

Front 58

What is the general size of a dimension called?

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nominal

Front 59

What type of pictorial drawing has one face of the object parallel to the picture plane?

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oblique

Front 60

What type of line is drawn between two extension lines and shows the size of an object?

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dimension line

Front 61

Detailed, schematic, and simplified representation are three ways to represent _________ in a
drawing.

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screw threads

Front 62

___________ is adding information to a drawing about the size of an object.

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dimensioning

Front 63

What type of drawing consists of isometric drawings of several parts that are displayed along
their axis of assembly?

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exploded view

Front 64

Of the following paper sizes, which one is C size?

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17 x 22

Front 65

Which of the following drawings has a line of sight other than 45 or 63.43 degrees with the
plane of projection?

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general oblique

Front 66

What is the angle between the x-y-z axes of an isometric drawing?

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120 degrees

Front 67

____________ is giving a drawing a more realistic appearance by shading and sketching in
details.

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rendering

Front 68

A diagram showing the relationship between two or more factors is a(n) :

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graph

Front 69

What person designs, plans, and oversees the construction of a structure?

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architect

Front 70

What type of drawing shows the top views of a lot, the dimensions of the lot, the north point,
features on the lot, and locations of other buildings around the lot?

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site plan

Front 71

What type of drawing is used to show the procedures for a process?

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flow chart

Front 72

A (x,y,z) coordinate system is often referred to as :

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cartesian coordinates

Front 73

If the scale of an architectural drawing is 1/4" = 1'-0", then what does a measurement of 1.75"
from the drawing equal at full scale?

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7'

Front 74

What instrument is used to draw a horizontal line?

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t-square

Front 75

When a plane intersects a cylinder, which of the following shapes cannot be formed?

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sphere

Front 76

What type of drawing reproducing process outputs positive type prints with dark lines on a
light background?

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diazo process

Front 77

What is generally the first page in a set of architectural drawings?

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title page

Front 78

What is used to create freehand drawings?

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sketching techniques

Front 79

The layout of a pattern on a flat sheet of stock is a(n) :

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development

Front 80

What piece of drafting equipment contains a t-square, straightedge, protractor, scale, and
triangles in one single unit?

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drafting machine

Front 81

Which of the following scales is the most common for architectural floor plans?

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1/4" = 1' - 0"

Front 82

The three principal uses of a(n) ____________ is to align paper on the drawing board, serve as
a guide in drawing horizontal lines, and serve as a base for triangles.

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t-square

Front 83

A(n) ________________ is a pictorial of an object that shows the parts separated but in correct
relationship to each other.

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exploded view

Front 84

________________ is concerned with drawing techniques, standard practices, and proper
terminology used to provide full details and specifications for the manufacture of products.

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technical drawings

Front 85

What type of construction drawing is done for parts of a building such as footings, frames,
walls, and other supporting structures?

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structural drawings

Front 86

Ames, Braddok-Rowe Triangle, and Parallelograph are :

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lettering guides

Front 87

Oblique, perspective, and isometric are :

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three types of pictorial drawings

Front 88

The largest diameter on a screwhead is the :

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major diameter

Front 89

On construction drawings, a(n) ____________ is a systematic way of presenting notes,
materials, equipment, or components in a tabular form.

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note summary

Front 90

Which of the following methods is the simplest method of describing a set of threads on a
working drawing?

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simplified

Front 91

What is the vertical axis on a graph?

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ordinate

Front 92

Which of the following are the most commonly used triangles?

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45 and 30-60

Front 93

What is the basic shape for an electrical outlet in an architectural floor plan?

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circle

Front 94

What does UNF mean in the following thread specification: 5/8-18UNF-3A ?

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Unified Fine

Front 95

How many degrees are there in two complete revolutions of an arc?

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720 degrees

Front 96

11 x 17 inch paper is _____ size paper.

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B

Front 97

Which of the following drawings is used to show the location of heating, cooling, and air
conditioning units with their related ductwork and piping?

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HVAC drawing

Front 98

In the dimension of a hole, the symbol \/ is given. What does that symbol mean?

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countersink

Front 99

An intersection of a fillet or round with another surface is a(n) :

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runout

Front 100

What is a quick and accurate way to draw commonly used shapes?

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with a template