Lesson 3.2

3.2 Working drawings Quiz: OCR Engineering Design, Unit 1

20 questions

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Lesson 3.2, Working drawings: 20 multiple choice questions for the OCR Engineering Design (J822), Unit 1: Principles of engineering design, written with Revision Ninja.

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The 20 questions

  1. Which standard projection method is specified for 2D engineering drawings in the UK?

    • Second angle
    • First angle
    • Third angle
    • Fourth angle
  2. Which British Standard gives the conventions used for engineering drawings in this unit?

    • BS 8888
    • BS EN 9100
    • BS 5750
    • BS 1363
  3. Which element of a working drawing gives the drawing's name, scale, and other key information?

    • Hidden detail
    • Centre line
    • Exploded view
    • Title block
  4. What does a stated tolerance on an engineering drawing indicate?

    • Permitted dimensional variation
    • Exact finished weight
    • Surface texture grade
    • Maximum material cost
  5. A dimension on a drawing is marked with the letter R. What does it indicate?

    • Diameter
    • Thread
    • Radius
    • Across flats
  6. A dimension on a drawing is marked with a symbol for a circle with a line through it. What does it indicate?

    • Surface finish
    • Chamfer
    • Diameter
    • Radius
  7. Which line type is used to show a centre of a circular feature on a drawing?

    • Hidden detail
    • Outline
    • Leader line
    • Centre line
  8. Which line type shows detail that is not visible from the viewing direction?

    • Hidden detail
    • Projection line
    • Centre line
    • Dimension line
  9. Which line type points from a note or label to the feature it describes?

    • Centre line
    • Leader line
    • Hidden detail
    • Outline
  10. Which line type is used to show the main visible edges of a part?

    • Outline
    • Hidden detail
    • Centre line
    • Projection line
  11. Which abbreviation is used for a surface feature measured across flats on a hexagonal nut?

    • CL
    • DIA
    • SQ
    • AF
  12. Which abbreviation is used for a square section?

    • AF
    • SQ
    • CL
    • MATL
  13. Which abbreviation is used for the material on a drawing?

    • AF
    • DIA
    • MATL
    • CL
  14. Which mechanical feature is shown on a drawing as a cone-shaped recess allowing a screw head to sit flush?

    • Knurl
    • Countersink
    • Thread
    • Chamfer
  15. Which mechanical feature has a textured, diamond-shaped surface to improve grip?

    • Hole
    • Countersink
    • Knurl
    • Chamfer
  16. Which feature is a sloped edge that removes a sharp corner on a part?

    • Countersink
    • Thread
    • Chamfer
    • Knurl
  17. Which feature is shown on a drawing to represent a helical ridge on a shaft or bolt?

    • Countersink
    • Thread
    • Chamfer
    • Knurl
  18. Which standard unit abbreviation is used for linear dimensions on engineering drawings?

    • Millimetres
    • Centimetres
    • Metres
    • Inches
  19. A student draws a part with a dashed line through a hole that is behind the surface. Which line type is correct?

    • Leader line
    • Hidden detail
    • Outline
    • Centre line
  20. Which scale would be used to draw an object at twice its actual size?

    • 2:1
    • 1:1
    • 1:10
    • 1:2

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