CHAPTER 2 REVIEW

Answer the following questions using the information presented in this chapter.

Part 1
Define the following terms.

2–1 Computer-aided design and drafting (CADD)

2–2 Virtual

2–3 Line work

2–4 Line conventions

2–5 Layer

2–6 General notes

2–7 Specific notes

2–8 Delta note

2–9 Specifications

2–10 Dimensions

2–11 Symbol library

2–12 Parameter
2–13 Soft copy
 2–14 Hard copy

2–15 Scale factor

2–16 Model file

2–17 Sheet file

2–18 Drawing content

2–19 Drawing template

2–20 Ergonomics

Part 2
Choose the response that best describes each statement.

2–21 A unified sequence of processes through which a project passes from initiation to operation
describes:
a. Building information modeling (BIM)
b. Computer-aided drafting (CAD)
c. Computer-aided engineering (CAE)
d. Machine control

2–22 Text-based data assigned to a specific object is known as:

a. Material take off (MTO)
b. Attributes
c. Drafting standards
d. CADD symbols

2–23 Line convention are the standards related to line:

 a. Weight
b. Type
c. Purpose
d. All of the above

2–24 ASME standards recommend which line thicknesses:

a. 0.005ʺ (0.13 mm) and 0.007ʺ (0.18 mm) extra fine lines
b. 0.005ʺ (0.13 mm) extra fine and 0.010ʺ (0.25 mm) thin lines
c. 0.02ʺ (0.6 mm) thick and 0.01ʺ (0.3 mm) thin lines
d. 0.014ʺ (0.35 mm) medium and 0.020ʺ (0.50 mm) wide lines

2–25 An example of an AIA CAD Layer Guidelines layer name is:

a. V_Object
b. C-ANNO
c. HIDDEN
d. C-301.dwg

2–26 The minimum height for text on a drawing as specified by the NCS is:
a. 1/8ʺ
b. 1/4ʺ
c. 1/16ʺ
d. 3/32ʺ

2–27 Notes that apply to an entire drawing are called:

a. Specific notes
b. General notes
c. Delta notes
d. Key notes

2–28 Specific notes are also referred to as:

a. Exact
b. Detailed
c. Local
d. General

2–29 If the height of standard text on a drawing is 1/8ʺ, how tall should dimensions and notes be:
a. 1/4ʺ
b. 1/16ʺ
c. 1/8ʺ
d. 1/2ʺ

2–30 Template drawing typically includes:

a. Units
b. Layers
c. Annotation styles
d. All of the above