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A. The local coordinate system
B. The world or global coordinate system
C. The relative coordinate system
D. The object coordinate system
A. Richter magnitude scale
B. PH scale
C. Kelvin temperature scale
D. Fahrenheit temperature scale
A. The size of a part without any finish applied
B. The size of a part after a certain finish is applied
C. A tolerancing measure used to describe the size of a finished part after machining.
D. A finish that is applied to a part
A. The size of a part before machining
B. The size of a part during machining
C. The size of a finished part after machining
D. The size of a part after assembly
A. Additive
B. Subtractive
C. Multiplicative
D. Derivative
A. Green, yellow, and cyan
B. Cyan, magenta, and yellow
C. Red, green, and blue
D. Red, yellow, and blue
A. A view that is not adjacent to another view
B. Orthographic views that are aligned to each other, allowing dimensional information to be shared
C. A view of an object from the front
D. A view that does not show all sides of an object
A. Front and bottom views
B. Front and top views
C. Front and left side views
D. Front and right side views
A. A field of engineering concerned with the design and operation of bridges and roads.
B. A field of engineering concerned with the design and operation of aircraft, missiles, and space vehicles.
C. A field of engineering concerned with the design and operation of aircraft and missiles.
D. A field of engineering concerned with the design of aircraft and missiles.
A. Artifice
B. Awkwardness
C. Aesthetics
D. Amateurs
A. Production agriculture and its natural resource base
B. The maintenance and management of agricultural infrastructure
C. The processing and chemistry of biological materials for food and industrial products
D. The design and implementation of agricultural processes and systems
A. A section view that is not in true projection.
B. A section view created by bending the cutting plane line to pass through an angled feature.
C. A section view in which the cutting plane line is parallel to the projection plane.
D. A section view in which the cutting plane line is perpendicular to the projection plane.
A. To describe the minimum clearance or maximum interference between parts.
B. To decrease the chance of interference
C. To describe the tightest fit between two mating parts
D. To provide extra space for tolerance
A. 7
B. 9
C. 5
D. 3
A. 2
B. 4
C. 3
D. 5
A. Four-center ellipse
B. Cavalier oblique drawings
C. Rectangle
D. Oval
A. A light source that is not natural.
B. A light source defined by its lack of orientation or location.
C. A device that measures the amount of light in an area.
D. A light source that is focused or directed at an object.
A. The study of curved lines
B. A method of describing 3-D solid models
C. The analysis of geometric structures and properties, principally using algebraic operations and position coordinates.
D. The study of planes
A. The product of the lengths of the two lines
B. The length of one of the two lines
C. The sum of the lengths of the two lines
D. The relative orientation of two linear elements with respect to each other.
A. A datum plane or datum axis
B. A wall
C. Another surface
D. The ground
A. Random motion
B. Continuous motion
C. Linear motion
D. Apparent motion
A. Storing of computer-generated information on magnetic or optical media
B. Storing and retrieval process for legal documents
C. Storing and retrieval process for engineering documentation
D. Storing and retrieval process for medical records
A. A data visualization technique in which the pixels in a 2-D line are each assigned a value.
B. A data visualization technique in which the pixels in a 2-D area are each assigned a value.
C. A data visualization technique in which the pixels in a 2-D point are each assigned a value.
D. A data visualization technique in which the pixels in a 3-D area are each assigned a value.
A. A way to copy and paste data
B. A code optimization technique
C. A software development methodology
D. A geometry of a single feature being duplicated in a regular fashion in a model.
A. Linear
B. Geometric
C. Radial
D. Angular
A. Data set
B. Scalar
C. Vector
D. Region
A. To be used as a reference for a future project.
B. To be a record of previous work.
C. To communicate clear, concise information pertaining to a design.
D. To express aesthetic, philosophical, and abstract ideas.
A. A drawing done by an architect
B. A drawing that provides detailed information on how a product is to be manufactured
C. A drawing that shows how a machine works
D. A drawing of a work of art
A. Cross section
B. Part section
C. Detail section
D. Assembly section
A. The process of recording a song
B. The process of using computer programming tools to assemble different media into an interactive presentation.
C. The process of writing a book
D. The process of painting a picture
A. A type of book
B. A process of hardening steel
C. A specialized software process that suggests routing connections between components on a circuit board.
D. A software that helps you design houses
A. A section view derived from an auxiliary view.
B. An orthographic drawing that uses auxiliary views.
C. A view that shows all hidden lines.
D. A view drawn to scale using auxiliary lines.
A. To derive a view from an image plane that is not the frontal, horizontal, or profile plane.
B. To derive a view from the frontal, horizontal, or profile plane.
C. To find the depth, height, or width of an object.
D. To find the volume of an object.
A. The line or vector representing a center of rotation
B. A three-dimensional figure
C. The distance between two points
D. A straight line that intersects a curve
A. One
B. Two
C. Four
D. Three
A. Axonometric axes
B. X-Axis
C. Z-Axis
D. Y-Axis
A. The angle is 90 degrees
B. The angle is 30 degrees
C. The angle is 45 degrees
D. The angle is rotated on an axis relative to the projection plane.
A. Business to Business
B. Bank to Business
C. Business to Customer
D. Bank to Customer
A. A rendering technique that removes all faces of the model that will be completely hidden from view.
B. A method of 3D object construction that removes all faces of the model that will be completely hidden from view.
C. A preprocessing step that removes all faces of the model that will be completely hidden from view.
D. A postprocessing step that removes all faces of the model that will be completely hidden from view.
A. A graph in which one dimension represents the independent variable and the other represents the dependent variable.
B. A graph in which all three dimensions represent the dependent variable.
C. A graph in which two dimensions represent the independent variable and the other represents the dependent variable.
D. A graph in which one dimension represents the dependent variable and the other represents the independent variable.
A. Edited
B. Deleted
C. Created
D. Added or subtracted
A. The size of a feature plus or minus the tolerance.
B. A theoretical exact size.
C. A tolerancing measure used to describe the theoretically exact size of a feature.
D. A unit of measurement.
A. The size of an object before it is increased in size
B. The amount of space allowed between two objects
C. The size of an object after it has been reduced in size
D. A tolerancing measure used to describe the theoretical size used as a starting point for the application of tolerances.
A. Increase friction between two surfaces
B. Reduce energy lost to friction
C. Transfer radial or axial loads from a shaft while minimizing energy loss due to friction from the rotating shaft.
D. Decrease the amount of force needed to move an object.
A. A special case of the B-spline curve.
B. A type of mathematical function
C. A curve used in engineering
D. A curve used in animation
A. A way to enhance customer relationships
B. The consolidation and analysis of raw business data to produce actionable information that gives a company a competitive edge.
C. A risk-reduction strategy for new businesses
D. A method of creating new sales opportunities
A. Lagrange
B. B-spline
C. Catmull-Rom
D. Bezier
A. Listing of parts or materials used in an assembled object
B. Legend for a map
C. Map of an area
D. Geological feature
A. A hierarchical, logical structure used to organize related elements.
B. A type of coding language
C. A data structure that employs two nodes
D. A mathematical formula used to calculate the area of a shape
A. A decorative element often used in quilts
B. A type of map
C. A perspective pictorial where the viewpoint is looking down from above the object
D. A perspective pictorial where the viewpoint is looking up at the object from below