AFAB 110 review for midterm Exam Questions with Correct Answers
Question 1:
Feature thin, short dashes spaced closely together• Show edges, surfaces, and features not
visible in a particular view• Help clarify a drawing• Sometimes omitted on complex views when
drawing is clear without them
Answer:
Hidden Line
Question 2:
What do title blocks provide (must give at least 10)
Answer:
- tolerance material Paper size
Company name and address finish
scale of drawing number of sheets revision of drawing part number drawing number drawn by
checked by issued by approved by weight
project number parts list
revision history block
Question 3:
Types of Printing Processes
Answer:
One of the earliest printmaking processes required treated paper to be submerged in liquid
Resulted in blue background and white lines, called a "blueprint"
Diazo process used light-sensitivechemicals and ammonia vapor to createprints Original
drawings produced on vellum
Today's prints made directly fromcomputer-aided drafting (CAD) modelsor viewed in digital
formatMega Pixel/Shutterstock.com
Question 4:
Stich Line
Answer:
represent path of sewing or stitching process•Comprised of either short dashes with spaces of
same length, orseries of dots approximately 1/8.. apart
,Question 5:
Why are blueprints called blueprints
Answer:
One of the earliest printmaking processes required treated paper to be submerged in liquid
Resulted in blue background and white lines, called a "blueprint"
Question 6:
paper =
Answer:
real life
Question 7:
CAGE Code stands for
Answer:
Commercial and Government Entity
Question 8:
What is a CAGE Code
Answer:
the number issued by the government to that vendor only, it will not be duplicated
Question 9:
How many digits/characters in a CAGE Code
Answer:
5
, Question 10:
What do prints provide
Answer:
Drawings describe what objects should look like when completedSize, shape, tolerances,
materials used, finish, other special treatments Purchasing agents ensure prints are
contractually sufficientQuality-control inspectors verify all parts match printDrawings describe
what objects should look like when completedSize, shape, tolerances, materials used, finish,
other special treatments Purchasing agents ensure prints are contractually
sufficientQuality-control inspectors verify all parts match print
Drawings describe what objects should look like when completed
Size, shape, tolerances, materials used, finish, other special treatments Purchasing agents
ensure prints are contractually sufficient
Quality-control inspectors verify all parts match print
Drawings describe what objects should look like when completed
Size, shape, tolerances, materials used, finish, other special treatments Purchasing agents
ensure prints are contractually sufficient
Quality-control inspectors verify all parts match print
Question 11:
How are parts identified ?
Answer:
with BALLOONS - they are the circles containing # or letters connected by leader lines
Question 12:
Why are cage codes important?
Answer:
bc they provide a standardized method of identifying a given facility at a specific location.
Question 13:
Primitives
Answer:
Basic forms used to create complex models
Question 14:
Regular Views
Answer:
Front, top, and right side
Question 1:
Feature thin, short dashes spaced closely together• Show edges, surfaces, and features not
visible in a particular view• Help clarify a drawing• Sometimes omitted on complex views when
drawing is clear without them
Answer:
Hidden Line
Question 2:
What do title blocks provide (must give at least 10)
Answer:
- tolerance material Paper size
Company name and address finish
scale of drawing number of sheets revision of drawing part number drawing number drawn by
checked by issued by approved by weight
project number parts list
revision history block
Question 3:
Types of Printing Processes
Answer:
One of the earliest printmaking processes required treated paper to be submerged in liquid
Resulted in blue background and white lines, called a "blueprint"
Diazo process used light-sensitivechemicals and ammonia vapor to createprints Original
drawings produced on vellum
Today's prints made directly fromcomputer-aided drafting (CAD) modelsor viewed in digital
formatMega Pixel/Shutterstock.com
Question 4:
Stich Line
Answer:
represent path of sewing or stitching process•Comprised of either short dashes with spaces of
same length, orseries of dots approximately 1/8.. apart
,Question 5:
Why are blueprints called blueprints
Answer:
One of the earliest printmaking processes required treated paper to be submerged in liquid
Resulted in blue background and white lines, called a "blueprint"
Question 6:
paper =
Answer:
real life
Question 7:
CAGE Code stands for
Answer:
Commercial and Government Entity
Question 8:
What is a CAGE Code
Answer:
the number issued by the government to that vendor only, it will not be duplicated
Question 9:
How many digits/characters in a CAGE Code
Answer:
5
, Question 10:
What do prints provide
Answer:
Drawings describe what objects should look like when completedSize, shape, tolerances,
materials used, finish, other special treatments Purchasing agents ensure prints are
contractually sufficientQuality-control inspectors verify all parts match printDrawings describe
what objects should look like when completedSize, shape, tolerances, materials used, finish,
other special treatments Purchasing agents ensure prints are contractually
sufficientQuality-control inspectors verify all parts match print
Drawings describe what objects should look like when completed
Size, shape, tolerances, materials used, finish, other special treatments Purchasing agents
ensure prints are contractually sufficient
Quality-control inspectors verify all parts match print
Drawings describe what objects should look like when completed
Size, shape, tolerances, materials used, finish, other special treatments Purchasing agents
ensure prints are contractually sufficient
Quality-control inspectors verify all parts match print
Question 11:
How are parts identified ?
Answer:
with BALLOONS - they are the circles containing # or letters connected by leader lines
Question 12:
Why are cage codes important?
Answer:
bc they provide a standardized method of identifying a given facility at a specific location.
Question 13:
Primitives
Answer:
Basic forms used to create complex models
Question 14:
Regular Views
Answer:
Front, top, and right side
