scaling and dimensioning

Question 1

The scale used on a blueprint will be written below the drawing or shown in the ?

Answer 1

title block

Question 2

A scale of one inch equals fifty feet is typically used in a(n) ? scale drawing.

Answer 2

civil engineers

Question 3

The floor plan of a substation control house would normally be drawn using a(n) ? scale.

Answer 3

architects

Question 4

The best way to get the true dimensions required when building a substation is to scale up from the blueprint.

Answer 4

false

Question 5

A digital ? allows the worker to set any scale needed when used to take readings off a blueprint.

Answer 5

curvimeter

Question 6

The type of line that always stops short of the drawing and does not touch it is the ? line. They are drawn at 90° from the surface being measured.

Answer 6

extension

Question 7

The ends of a(n) ? line may be indicated with an arrowhead, a slash, or dot.

Answer 7

dimension

Question 8

To define the distance a structure is from a known reference point, ? dimensions are used.

Answer 8

location

Question 9

A line that is used to transfer a point out or get it away from the drawing where it can be dimensioned is a(n) ? line.

Answer 9

extension

Question 10

If a dimension line is too small to write a dimension on it, the dimension is written away from the drawing and a(n) ? line is used from the dimension to the drawing to which it applies.

Answer 10

leader