Examination Section Test #1

Question 1

Why are duplicates made of drawings?

Answer 1

To preserve the original drawing and to provide as many copies as are needed.

Question 2

When may a master drawing be removed form the file?

Answer 2

When it is to be revised or duplicated.

Question 2

What factors determine how a drawing will be duplicated?

Answer 2

Availability of equipment , relative cost of the processes, and the yuse to which the duplicate will be put.

Question 3

In making a blueprint , why is it important that the sensitized paper and the drawing adhere closely?

Answer 3

So that no light can be leak between the sensitized paper and the back of the drawing.

Question 4

What is the most generally used process for reproducing drawings?

Answer 4

Blueprinting

Question 5

What is the simplest equipment for making a blueprint?

Answer 5

A sun frame.

Question 6

What are the disadvantages of sun frames?

Answer 6

Prints can be made only when the sun is shining, and in order for a sun frame to be movable it must be small.

Question 7

Name two ways in which a brown print , or vandyke, differs from a blueprint.

Answer 7

Brownprints or vandykes print brown instead of blue, and they can be used in place of tracing to reproduce other prints

Question 8

How do black and white prints and ozalid prints differ from blueprints and brown prints?

Answer 8

They print as positives, tather than as negatives, with dark lines on the print where there are the lines on the drawing.

Question 9

How do photostats differ from other prints?

Answer 9

Photostats are printed by the reflection of the image of the drawing on a lens, not by the contact printing , and the photostats can be enlarged or reduced.

Question 10

What are the advantages of repdroducing drawings on microfilm?

Answer 10

Drawings reproduced on microfilm take up less space and weigh less than the same drawings reproduced as contact prints.

Question 11

what is the drawing number used for?

Answer 11

For purposes of identification and filing.

Question 12

what should each drawing have a different drawing number?

Answer 12

To avoid confustion in identification and filing.

Question 13

When a vandyke is filed in the same drawer with paper or cloth tracings, what precaution should be taken so that the chemcials in the vandyke paper do not damage the tracings?

Answer 13

A separator should be placed between a vandyke and any tracings which are filed inthe same drawer.

Question 14

The interior angle between two adjacent sides of a regular Hexagon is :
A) 180°
B.) 120°
C) 90°
D) 60°

Answer 14

B.) 120°

Question 15

The altitude of a triangle exceeds the base by 4 inches. If the area of the triangle is 30 square inches, the base and altitude of the triangle are _____ and _____ inches, respectively.

A.) 6;10
B.) 5;12
C.) 2;6
D.) 2;30

Answer 15

A.) 6;10

Question 16

A micrometer is USUALLY used to..

A. Measure an outside diameter
B. Measure the distance between two points on a plank surface
C. Check a class of thread
D. Determine the center of a circle.

Answer 16

A.) Measure an outside diameter.

Question 17

A bolt is designated as 1/2 - 13 NC 2 X 1 3/4. The 1/2 means MOST NEARLY..

A.) Class of fit
B.) Length of bolt
C.) Diameter
D.) 100,000 pounds

Answer 17

C.) Diameter

Question 18

A “kip” equals..

A.)100 pounds
B.)1,000 Pounds
C.)10,000 pounds
D.)100,000 pounds

Answer 18

B.) 1,000 pounds