INTRO Chap 5 Flashcards

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1
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Architectural or working drawings used to represent a structure or system.

A

Construction drawings

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2
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construction drawings were traditionally referred to as…

A

blue prints

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3
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Why called blue prints?

A

lines were white and background blue.

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4
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Construction drawings are also secondly aka

A

prints

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5
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Most prints today are created by what and they have what…

A

Computer- aided drafting

blue or black lines on a white background.

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6
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Identifies the project

A

Sheet title

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7
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The title block has how many purposes.

A

2

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8
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The title block gives information about what?

A

The structure or assembly

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9
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Title block is numbered so that what?

A

So the print can be filed easily

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10
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The identification of these lines and other symbols are called the what?

A

Legend

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11
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Used for work that has to do with construction in or on the earth.

A

Civil plans

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12
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Set of engineered drawings used to support the architectural design.

A

Structural Plans

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13
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Shows the materials to be used for the walls.

A

Structural Plans

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14
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Specifications clarify information that cannot be

A

shown on the drawings

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15
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Used to clarify any discrepancies in the plans.

A

Request for Information

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16
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If you notice a discrepancy, you should what?

A

Notify the foreman

17
Q

Scale used to develop site plans is an…

A

engineer’s scale

18
Q

Developed using an architect’s scale.

A

Floor Plan

19
Q

Show where an object has been broken off to save space on the drawing.

A

Break lines

20
Q

Some plans use what instead of symbols

A

Keynotes

21
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A number or letter usually in a square or circle with a leader and arrowhead that is used to identify a specific object.

A

Keynote

22
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To avoid confusion, certain letters and the symbol of r zero are not what.

A

Used

23
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Letters and symbols not used.

A
I
O 
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1
0
24
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A gridline system makes it easy to what

A

refer to specific locations on a plan

25
Q

Can have arrowheads or slashes at both ends, with the dimmension itself written near the middle of the line.

A

dimmension lines

26
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dimmension is a measurement written as a number, and it may be written in inches with fractions in what feet with what inches

A

(6 1/2)”

(1-2)”

27
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with decimals

or in millimeters if the metric system is used.

A

(3.2)”

9mm