Module 5

A detailed construction drawing with annotations highlighting various civil engineering concepts, including symbols for walls, sections, and dimensions, with an overlay of a busy construction site in the background.

Construction Drawing Proficiency Quiz

Test your knowledge and understanding of construction drawings with our engaging quiz. This assessment will cover various essential aspects of reading and interpreting plans related to construction and civil engineering.

Prepare to challenge yourself with questions that cover:

  • Types of construction plans
  • Symbols and lines used in drawings
  • Measurements and dimensions
10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by DraftingDove202
Plans used for work that has to do with construction in or on the earth are called _____.
Civil plans
Architectural renderings
Structural foundations
Exterior views
. The material to be used for the walls would be found in the _____.
Plumbing plan
Structural plan
Civil plan
Mechanical plan
What information in a drawing's title block identifies the project?
Sheet title
Company logo
Drawing number
Revision block
The information needed to identify lines and other symbols on a construction drawing can be found in the _____.
Index
Title block
Legend
Scale
Break lines are used to show that _____.
An object will appear in a separate drawing
An object is hidden
Only part of an object is represented to save space
. An object is not included on the cutting line view
. In the alphabet of lines, an area not included in the cutting line view is shown with _____.
Break lines
Object lines
Section cuts
Dimension lines
Gridlines are used to _____.
Show changes in topography within a building structure
Indicate that an object has been broken off
Indicate land boundaries on a site plan
Make it easy to refer to specific locations on a plan
A dimension is a measurement written as a _____.
Range
Number
Letter
Symbol
One way that an engineer's scale differs from an architectural scale is that the engineer's scale _____.
Uses fractional values
. Is based on units of 10
Cannot be used to scale long distances
. Is only used for drawings of machinery
If 1 inch equals 10 feet, the arrow on the engineer's scale in the figure above indicates a length of _____.
5 feet
6 inches
50 feet
1/2 inch
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