Chapter 5 Jeopardy Review of Sketching, Lettering, and Text.

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Chapter 5 Jeopardy Review of Sketching, Lettering, and Text

Transcript of Chapter 5 Jeopardy Review of Sketching, Lettering, and Text.

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Chapter 5 JeopardyReview of Sketching, Lettering, and Text

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Sketching Techniques

Lettering Specs

Basics of Sketching

Lettering Technicalitie

sText in CAD Title

Blocks

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Sketching Techniques – 100

•When sketching straight lines, what should you keep your eye on?

•The termination point of the line.

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Sketching Techniques – 200

•Vertical lines should be sketch from ____________ to ___________.

•From top to bottom.

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Sketching Techniques – 300

•All straight lines that are not horizontal or vertical are called what?

• Inclined lines.

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Sketching Techniques – 400

•What technique might drafters use to obtain good proportions from a “real life” object?

•The pencil-sight method.

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Sketching Techniques – 500

•When sketching an irregular curve, how many points should be included in each stroke?

•Three.

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Lettering Specs – 100

•What is the standard style of lettering on drawings?

•Gothic.

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Lettering Specs – 200

• Which is the most appropriate hardness of lead to be used for lettering?a. 4B, B, or HBb. HB, F, or Hc. H, 2H, or 4Hd. 4H

•b. HB, F, or H

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Lettering Specs – 300

• Inclined Gothic letters should be sloped at an angle between…

•68° and 75°.

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Lettering Specs – 400

•How many letters should equate the space between words within a note? How many between sentences?

•One letter space between words.

•Two letter spaces between sentences.

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Lettering Specs – 500 •What is the recommended overall height of fractions in freehand lettering?

•Twice the height of the whole number.

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Basics of Sketching – 100 • Which of the following is not considered a freehand sketching method for circles and arcs?a. Free-circle methodb. Compass methodc. Centerline methodd. Enclosing square method

•b. Compass method

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Basics of Sketching – 200

•What is the aim of freehand technical sketching?

•To develop the ability to construct technical sketches without the use of aids.

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Basics of Sketching – 300 • In order to covey an accurate description, the most important element in a technical sketch is…a. Correct line weightb. Straightness of linesc. Curvature of linesd. Proportion

•d. Proportion

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Basics of Sketching – 400

•Which method for sketching an ellipse is similar to the enclosing square method for sketching a circle?

•The enclosing rectangle method.

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Basics of Sketching – 500 •What shape does the trammel method help one draw? How does it work?

• It helps draw an ellipse.

•Half of the major and minor axis must be drawn on the trammel and it must be rotate along the established major and minor axis.

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Lettering Technicalities – 100

•Yes or No: A lettering guide is a useful device in constructing freehand lettering.

•Yes.

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Lettering Technicalities – 200

•What is the minimum height of lettering on drawings?

•1/8”

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Lettering Technicalities – 300

•Spacing between lines of lettering in notes should be ______ the height of letter on the drawing.

•Two thirds (2/3”).

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Lettering Technicalities – 400

•Yes or No: Can one alternate between vertical and inclined text on a drawing?

•No.

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Lettering Technicalities – 500

•These items are adhesive-backed sheets that “lay over” a drawing and can be used for title blocks and borders. What are these items called?•Overlays

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Text in CAD – 100

•What is the lettering on a CAD drawing called?

•Text

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Text in CAD – 200

•Which command is used to place text on a drawing?

•The Text Command.

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Text in CAD – 300

•To check spelling on a CAD drawing, which command should you use?

•The Spell Command.

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Text in CAD – 400

•What determines how the text string will be placed in relation to a selected insertion point?

•The justification.

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Text in CAD – 500

•What does one call the angle of each character in a string of inclined text?

•The obliquing angle.

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Title Blocks – 100

•Should one use uppercase or lowercase letters on machine drawings?

•Uppercase.

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Title Blocks – 200•What are guidelines? How should they be drawn?

•Guidelines are lines drawn to help keep lettering at a consistent height and angle.

•Guidelines should be drawn lightly so that they won’t reproduce.

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Title Blocks – 300

•Yes or No: One can use different texts within a CAD drawing, for example, one style for the title block and another for dimensions.

•Yes.

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Title Blocks – 400

•What is the importance of title blocks? Why must they be included in technical drawings?

•Title blocks provide necessary information about the drawing.

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Title Blocks – 500

•On what types of drawings are lowercase letters generally used?

•Maps and topographical drawings.