Publications Week 1
Technical Drawing Mastery Quiz
Test your knowledge of technical drawings and diagrams with our comprehensive quiz! This quiz covers various aspects such as sectional drawings, wiring diagrams, and block diagrams to gauge your understanding of the topic.
Whether you're a student, teacher, or professional, you can enhance your skills and knowledge through this engaging quiz. Topics include:
- Types of technical drawings
- Purpose of different diagram styles
- Understanding wiring diagrams
- Differences between isometric and oblique projections
What is a technical drawing?
A drawing of technology
A detailed representation of an object/subsystem/system
A descriptive drawing of a part
A technical representation of a 3d object
What does a technical drawing help to understand?
The component/subsystem/system
The way something looks
The wiring
The 3d version of an object
Difference between detailed and assembly drawing?
No difference
They are similar
Assembly is showing how parts are assembled and detailed drawing shows how parts are fabricated, gives more info
Too many differences to list
Assembly and installation drawing are not different
True
False
The scale of a drawing is a ratio/multiplier factor, the dimensions of the drawing versus the actual object
True
False
What is the purpose of a sectional drawing?
To show a section of a component
To see the component internally
To section off a component
Show a component
What does a half sectional drawing do that a full sectional drawing does not?
Shows half of object
Shows inside and outside at same time
No difference
Slices the object into halves
A removed object is not a separate drawing from the main drawing
True
False
What is a revolved section?
A different view of the object
Turns the whole object
Shows where a break is
Shows way the object revolves
What is the purpose of a block diagram?
Shows the boxed shaped items of the component
Simplifies whatever system or part of a system we are looking at and helps to understand the relationships between the components shown in the diagram
What does a pictorial diagram show that a block diagram does not?
Shows real pictures of items
Shows graphics of the item
Nothing
Is like a comic
Would you use a pictorial diagram and a block diagram together?
Yes
No
What is the difference between a block and a pictorial diagram?
Pictorial diagram give graphic representations of the components and gives some visual indication of what things look like whereas a block diagram uses blocks to represent components.
No difference
Pictorial diagrams are the same as a block diagram but they show real pictures instead of blocks
Block diagrams only show one component and pictorial show a whole system
An installation diagram shows a complete view of a system/subsystem of components and how they install on an aircraft
True
False
Diagrams are always approved drawing
True
False
What is the purpose of a flow chart?
To show the steps of installation
To show the way the aircraft works
Gives a specific sequences of actions/ decisions of actions or decisions
To go with the flow
What is the main purpose of a wiring diagram?
Show the colors of each wire
Shows the connections, shows interconnects (electrical connections), shows how the system components are wired together
Show just the main wires
What kind of information can we not get from a wiring diagram?
Wire gauge, wire #
Parts # for components
Length, location
When would wiring diagrams be used?
Troubleshooting electrical fault to analyze what the system is doing and what connections are made
All the time
Never
Troubleshooting electrical faults to get a system overview
What is a controlled drawing?
A regulated, revised and amended drawing
A maintained, revised and amended drawing
A drawing of the primary flight controls
A drawing of the secondary flight controls
What does CARS 571.06 ensure an AME uses?
Proper tools
Applicable technical data
Only drawings
Drawings and diagrams
Applicable technical data means the correct and most current data
True
False
What dimension is an Orthographic projection?
2D
3D
Static
4D
What is the viewer’s position in relation to the object in an orthographic projection?
Above
Below
90 degrees/head on/ frontal
Internal
What are the 3 types of auxiliary drawings?
Isometric, orthographic, perspective
Isometric, oblique, perspective
Isometric, oblique, perceived
Isolated, orthographic, perceived
Difference between isometric and oblique? An Oblique…
Shows 2 sides
Shows the 1 side of the object parallel to the drawing plane (viewer)
Shows the object slanted
Shows the object’s bottom
Shows the object’s top
How do you identify the drawing plane?
The drawing itself
The title block
The zones
The dimensions
What does perspective use as a reference that an isometric does not?
Horizon
Multiple perspectives
Thick lines
Dimensions
If you extend all object edge lines, they will meet at which point in a perspective drawing?
The hidden point
The disappearing point
The faded point
The vanishing point
What are the 2 vanishing points?
Up and down
North and south
Left and right
East and west
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