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1 Draft Student Name: Teacher: District: Date: Wake County Test: 9_12 T and I IC61 - Drafting I Test 2 Description: 4.08 Dimensioning Form: The MINIMUM amount of space between two, ADJACENT DIMENSION lines is: A..250"" (6mm). B..500"" (12mm). C..750"" (18mm). D "" (25mm). 2. What is the width of the slot in the figure above? A..500"" B..750"" C "" D "" 3. The dimensioning SYMBOLS for arcs and circles should be given: A. In front of the numerical value. B. After the numerical value. C. Above the numerical value. D. At twice the height of the numerical values.
2 4. Which is the BEST example of dimensioning the cylinder below? A. A B. B C. C D. D 5. What is WRONG with the dimensioning in the figure below? A. The dimension lines are not aligned with one another. B. The dimensions are not grouped correctly. C. Extension lines should not cross visible lines. D. One of the diameter dimensions is not in the correct view. 6. The MINIMUM amount of space between a dimension line and the object being dimensioned is:
3 A..063"" (1mm). B..125"" (3mm). C..250"" (6mm). D..375"" (10mm). 7. Which value demonstrates the correct way to display a dimension in MILLIMETERS? A. 0.5 B. 0.5 C. 0.5 D What is the radius of a Ø 3/4 circle? A. 1/4 B. 3/16 C. 3/8 D. 1 1/2 9. Which Dimension types are used on circles? A. Radius B. Diameter C. Center Mark D. All of the above 10. Leaders and dimension lines most often terminate (end) with a/an: A. Small dot. B. 45 o slash. C. 60 o slash. D. Arrowhead.
4 11. Which general rule for dimensioning is violated in the figure below? A. Shortest dimensions should be placed closest to the object. B. Avoid duplicate and/or unnecessary dimensions. C. Avoid dimensioning to hidden features. D. Place dimensions where the shape is best shown. 12. The dimension command would be used to dimension an ARC. A. Linear B. Baseline C. Radius D. Diameter 13. Which dimension command displays the size of a circle? A. Angular B. Baseline C. Diameter D. Tolerance 14. What is the decimal equivalent of 3/8"? A B C D..750
5 15. Dimension lines should be: A. Thick and dark. B. Thick and light. C. Thin and dark. D. Thin and light. 16. CIRCLE SIZE is specified by: A. Chord. B. Circumference. C. Diameter. D. Radius. 17. The system of dimensioning illustrated on the figure below is: A. Aligned. B. Rotated. C. Unidirectional. D. Vertical. 18. Which statement is TRUE concerning dimensioning in DECIMAL INCHES? A. Omit trailing zeros. B. Omit the zero before the decimal point when values are less than one.
6 C. If the value is less than one inch, a zero should precede the decimal point. D. Omit leading and trailing zeros. 19. What is the diameter of a R = 5/8 circle? A. 5/16 B. 3/8 C. 13/16 D. 1-1/4 20. What command allows you to modify DIMENSION properties such as lines and arrows, text, fit, and primary units? A. Dimension Style B. Dimension Text C. Format Dimensions D. Modify Dimensions 21. What is WRONG with the dimensions below? A. Center lines are being used to locate the corners. B. Extra dimensions have been given that are not needed. C. The extension lines are too short.
7 D. The shorter dimensions should be placed close to the object. 22. Engineering drawings dimensioned with METRIC measurements will use: A. Centimeters. B. Decimeters. C. Meters. D. Millimeters X on a hole note means: A. Double the size of the hole. B. Reduce the stated size by 1/2. C. The scale of the hole is doubled. D. There are two holes the same size. 24. What is the standard length for arrowheads? A..031 (.5mm) B..063 (1mm) C..125 (3mm) D..250 (6mm) 25. When a hole does NOT go fully through the object, you must state its size and: A. Depth. B. Diameter. C. Limits. D. Tolerance. 26. The MOST important rule in dimensioning is to: A. Always state dimensions as fractional measurements.
8 B. State measurements as decimal inches on metric drawings. C. Maintain clarity. D. Place as many dimensions in the top view as possible. 27. Which is NOT a dimensioning rule? A. Avoid dimensioning hidden features B. Place dimensions directly on the view when NOT a dimensioning rule? C. Place dimensions between adjacent views D. Place the shortest dimension closest to the object 28. A thin, solid line extending from a note and terminated with an arrowhead is a/an: A. Extension line. B. Hidden line. C. Leader. D. Visible line. 29. The CAD command used to make a ""CHAIN"" or series of adjacent linear dimensions is the: A. Aligned dimension. B. Baseline dimension. C. Continue dimension. D. Leader.
9 30. Dimensioning in the figure below could be improved by: A. Changing the angle of the leader. B. Not having gaps where the center lines cross the visible lines. C. Giving the radius of the hole instead of the diameter. D. Removing the ""60"" dimension. 31. Dimensioning standards in the United States are established by: A. ANSI. B. CAD. C. USAF. D. USDA. 32. The dimensioning process does NOT include a/an: A. Leader. B. Pointer line. C. Extension line. D. Dimension line. 33. Current dimensioning practices require the DIAMETER symbol be: A. Given AFTER the number representing its size. B. The letter ""D"".
10 C. A circle with a slash extending through it. D. The abbreviation ""DIA"". 34. Which is the BEST placement of the dimension? A. A B. B C. C D. D 35. A thin line that extends from a note to where it applies is a/an: A. Extension line. B. Leader line. C. Dimension line. D. Finish mark. 36. Dimensions should be placed: A. In the Front View only. B. On the view when the drawing is large. C. Attached to the view that most clearly describes the part. D. No closer than 2"" away from the object. 37. The distance from the outer edge to outer edge of a circle through its center is referred to as the. A. Diameter
11 B. Radius C. Circumference D. Quadrant 38. Which value demonstrates the correct way to display a dimension in DECIMAL INCHES? A. 0.5 B. 0.5 C. 1 D Which CAD command allows you to create, in one operation, a note and a line with an arrowhead that points to where the note applies? A. Arrow B. Node C. Leader D. Note 40. In CAD, what type of dimension would you use to dimension an ARC? A. Linear B. Baseline C. Radius D. Diameter 41. Avoid dimensioning to: A. Hidden lines. B. Center lines. C. Extension lines. D. Holes.
12 42. The size of an ARC is typically specified by its: A. Diameter. B. Circumference. C. Chord. D. Radius. 43. UNIDIRECTIONAL dimensioning means: A. Dimensions are read from the right and bottom of the drawing. B. All dimensions are read from the bottom of the drawing. C. Dimensions are stated in decimal inches. D. All dimensions are stated only as fractional inches. 44. The preferred ANSI standard for dimensioning mechanical drawings is: A. Aligned. B. Unidirectional. C. Abridged. D. Vertical. 45. How many times should a hole size be stated on a drawing? A. Once B. Twice C. As many times as there are holes of that size D. Once in each view where the hole is shown
13 46. Which is the BEST example of dimensioning the object below? A. A B. B C. C D. D 47. is the distance across a circle through its center point. A. Diameter. B. Radius. C. Circumference. D. Quadrant. 48. What is the decimal equivalent of 1/4? A B C D..375
14 49. What is WRONG with the dimensioning in the figure below? A. The dimension lines are not aligned with one another. B. The dimensions are not grouped correctly. C. Extension lines should not cross one another. D. There should be decimal points and trailing zeros for millimeters. 50. Another name for SIZE DESCRIPTION is: A. Dimensioning. B. Orthographic projection. C. Assembly drawing. D. Pictorial drawing. 51. To place a single dimension on one side of a rectangular object, the dimension command is used. A. Baseline B. Continue C. Leader D. Linear 52. Extension lines are drawn: A. Extremely thick. B. Thick.
15 C. Thin. D. Extremely light. 53. What is the decimal equivalent of 3/4? A B C. 0.5 D The command is used to make a "CHAIN" or series of adjacent linear dimensions. A. Aligned dimension. B. Baseline dimension. C. Continue dimension. D. Leader. 55. The CAD command used to dimension one side of a rectangle is: A. Baseline dimension. B. Continue dimension. C. Leader. D. Linear dimension. 56. Which hole note is displayed in the correct format? A. 12 X 5 B. 12DIA - 5 HOLES C. 5X 12 D. 12-5X 57. Which is NOT true about LEADERS?
16 A. Point towards the center of a circle B. Are not parallel or perpendicular to the visible edges C. OK to cross through dimension lines D. Should extend from the first or last word of a note 58. EXTENSION lines should: A. Cross dimension lines. B. Extend past the dimension line at least 1"". C. Have a small gap between its end and the object. D. Touch the feature to which it applies. 59. Center lines may be used as extension lines: A. When locating circular features like arcs or holes. B. If they are broken when they cross visible lines. C. If they are drawn thicker than the regular extension lines. D. When extension lines are not available.
17 60. Which is the BEST example of dimensioning the object below? A. A B. B C. C D. D 61. What is the length to width ratio of arrowheads? A B C D Leader lines should NOT be drawn: A. At 45 o. B. At 30 o. C. At 60 o. D. Horizontally or vertically.
18 63. Which set of commands are used to display, on the drawing, the length, width, diameter or radius of objects? A. Measurement B. Ruler C. Dimensions D. Data 64. Which CAD command dimensions the size of a circle? A. Angular dimension B. Baseline dimension C. Diameter dimension D. Tolerance 65. A properly dimensioned object will include: A. The overall depth stated at two different locations. B. At least two orthographic views. C. The location and size of all features. D. Dots instead of arrowheads.
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