Deck 33: Detail Drawings and Assembly Drawings

Question 1

The only part that may not need to be drawn is a ____, which can probably be bought from an outside supplier more economically than it can be manufactured.

A) standard part
B) machined part
C) custom part
D) reference part

Answer 1

A

Question 2

In the accompanying figure, the item identified as letter A is the ____.

A) parts list
B) revision block
C) name block
D) title block

Answer 2

D

Question 3

____ assembly drawings used as a first step in developing a new product.

A) Layout
B) Diagram
C) Working
D) Exploded

Answer 3

A

Question 4

In the accompanying figure, the item identified as letter B is the ____.

A) revision block
B) title block
C) parts list
D) name block

Question 5

A(n) ____ drawing includes a great deal of data, including the size and shape of the project, what kinds of materials should be used, how the finishing should be done, and what degree of accuracy is needed.

A) assembly
B) production
C) detail
D) standard

Question 6

A(n) ____ drawing identifies each part and shows how they all fit together.

A) standard
B) integrated
C) reference
D) assembly

Question 7

Describe detail drawings.

Question 8

Describe the elements of a well-prepared working drawing.

Question 9

What is the purpose of the revisions block?

Question 10

Typically, what are the three classifications of information on detail drawings?

Question 11

A(n) ____ drawing is one that includes all the information necessary to successfully and accurately complete a job.

A) production
B) working
C) finished
D) standard

Question 12

____ assembly drawings use conventional symbols to show the approximate location and/or sequence of parts to be assembled.

A) Layout
B) Diagram
C) Working
D) Exploded

Question 13

Describe the purpose of an assembly drawing.

Question 14

List three items that should be included in detail drawings.

Question 15

Identify the type of drawing in the accompanying figure and its purpose.