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This is the ied quize created by sam. This will test your knowledge. I bid you goodluck.
- 1.What engineering method uses a logical sequence of steps that begins with a specific problem, or perceived need, and results in a solution?
- A.
Data collection
- B.
Innovation
- C.
Brainstorming
- D.
Design process
- 2.A(n) is a list of the topics covered in someone's written work?
- A.
Appendix
- B.
Table of contents
- C.
Biography
- D.
Glossary
- 3.Which of the following is represented by the diagram to the right?
- A.
Constraint boundaries
- B.
Open Loop System
- C.
Closed Loop System
- D.
Serendipity cycle
- 4.What principle of design involves a gradual change from one feature of the design to another?
- A.
Subordination
- B.
Transition
- C.
Repetition
- D.
Proportion
- 5.What is a step in the design process that involves reassessing the design specifications, implementing modifications, and updating drawings?
- A.
Conceptualization
- B.
Optimization
- C.
Design Analysis
- D.
Development and implementation
- 6.Who is responsible for designing most products used in today's society?
- A.
Technicians
- B.
Presidents of corporations
- C.
Engineers
- D.
Carpenters
- E.
None of the above
- 7.What is the design process? Explain below.
- 8.
![Identify the sketch type shown the the right.]( "Identify the sketch type shown the the right.")
Identify the sketch type shown the the right.- A.
2 point perspective
- B.
Extension line
- C.
Isometric
- D.
Cavalier oblique
- 9.
![What type of polygon does the adjacent picture represent?]( "What type of polygon does the adjacent picture represent?")
What type of polygon does the adjacent picture represent?- A.
Acute
- B.
Obtuse
- C.
Inscribe
- D.
Circumscribed
- 10.A is a full-sized, physical model that is functional and can be tested.
- A.
Concept model
- B.
Mock up
- C.
Prototype
- D.
Scale model
- 11.are created by blending two or more unconsumed, closed profile sketches located on work planes or planer faces.
- A.
Swept feature
- B.
Lofted features
- C.
Coiled features
- D.
Revolved features
- 12.If a single mate constraint is applied between two opposing surfaces in an assembly, how many degrees of freedom will remain between the two parts?
- A.
1
- B.
2
- C.
3
- D.
4
- E.
100
- 13.An organized collection of your best work.
- A.
Portfolio
- B.
Your date
- C.
Design diary
- D.
Experience log
- 14.Which of the following terms describes the minimum clearance space intended between two mating parts.
- A.
Micro meters
- B.
Allowance
- C.
Offset
- D.
Tolerance
- 15.What principle of design in being considered when sketching a bicycle tire in relationship to the size of its frame?
- A.
Proportion
- B.
Unity
- C.
Repetition
- D.
Subordination
- 16.Once purpose of hatch marks or section lines in an orthographic drawing is to show what?
- A.
Material
- B.
Texture
- C.
Finish
- D.
Dimensions
- 17.What is the permissible amount a dimension can vary during the manufacture of a part and have the part still be usable?
- A.
Tolerance range
- B.
Fluctuation
- C.
Acceptability
- D.
Dual dimension
- 18.A cutting plane is need to create which of the following views in an orthographic drawing.
- A.
Auxillary view
- B.
Section view
- C.
Detail view
- D.
Isometric view
- E.
Yo mama
- 19.What type of inexpensive, physical model could be used in a classroom presentation?
- A.
Rapid prototyping
- B.
Inventor part
- C.
Wired frame
- D.
Mock up
- 20.Which of the following views would be needed to show the actual shape and size of an inclined surface.
- A.
Auxillary view
- B.
Isometric view
- C.
Section view
- D.
Orthographic view
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