Question 1

Drawings made using this process are produced on a printer/plotter:&#10;A)Chemical&#10;B)Silver&#10;C)Electrostatic&#10;D)CAD

Accepted Answer

CAD (Computer-Aided Design) drawings are typically produced using a printer or plotter.

Question 2

A completed industrial drawing is known as:&#10;A)An original&#10;B)A master&#10;C)Both A and B are correct&#10;D)None of the above are correct

Accepted Answer

A completed industrial drawing can be referred to as both an original and a master, depending on the context and specific industry standards.

Question 3

The electrostatic process uses a paper coated with:&#10;A)Silver&#10;B)Zinc&#10;C)Ammonia&#10;D)Mylar

Accepted Answer

B

Question 4

This process is a photographic process that might use a microfilm negative for blueprint reproduction:&#10;A)Chemical&#10;B)Silver&#10;C)Electrostatic&#10;D)CAD

Accepted Answer

The silver process is a photographic process that involves using a microfilm negative for blueprint reproduction.

Question 5

The silver process produces drawings that have blue lines on a white background .

Accepted Answer

The silver process produces drawings with white lines on a blue background, commonly known as blueprints.

Question 6

Which of the following is not a component of a CAD system?&#10;A)Hardware&#10;B)Software&#10;C)Users&#10;D)Standards

Accepted Answer

CAD systems primarily consist of hardware (the physical components like computers and peripherals), software (the programs used for design), and users (the individuals operating the system). Standards, while important in the design process and for ensuring compatibility and quality, are not considered a direct component of a CAD system itself.

Question 7

This process involves photographing an original drawing, and placing the negative on an aperture card:&#10;A)Chemical&#10;B)Silver&#10;C)Electrostatic&#10;D)CAD

Accepted Answer

The process described is a silver halide process, which is a photographic process used in microfilming where an original drawing is photographed and the negative is placed on an aperture card. This process uses silver halide crystals in the film emulsion that react to light exposure to create an image.

Question 8

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of a CAD system?&#10;A)Drawings are very clear&#10;B)Drawing revisions are much easier&#10;C)Less training is required&#10;D)Drawings can be resized to show more or less detail

Accepted Answer

CAD systems typically require significant training to use effectively, contrary to the suggestion that less training is required.

Question 9

The process that uses xerography and specially coated paper for blueprint reproduction is:&#10;A)Chemical&#10;B)Silver&#10;C)Electrostatic&#10;D)CAD

Accepted Answer

The process that uses xerography (a dry copying process) and specially coated paper for blueprint reproduction is electrostatic. This method involves using static electricity to transfer toner onto paper, which is then fixed by heat or pressure to create an image.

Question 10

The electrostatic process is also called the diazo process

Accepted Answer

The electrostatic process refers to a method of printing, such as laser printing or photocopying, that uses electrostatic charges to transfer toner or ink to paper. The diazo process, on the other hand, is a photochemical method used to produce light-sensitive materials and is commonly associated with the creation of blueprints.

Deck 1: Industrial Drawings