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| When reading construction prints, the front, side and back views are called | elevations |
| Window schedules generally appear on the | plan and elevation drawings |
| Vies showing the building as if it were cut apart are called | section |
| Unlike manually drafted drawings, are generate on a | plotter |
| The foundataion plans, framing plans and building support systm can be found on the | structural prints |
| The ______ reproduces construction prints by utilizing the effects of both light and chemicals | Diazo Machine |
| True or false a pictorial drawing shows details of the electrical layout | False |
| True or false never store blue prints in clean dry places | False |
| True or false Sections are usually drawn to a scale larger than that used for the elevations and plan drawings | True |
| True or false A site plan includes all interior plumbing lines of the structure to be built | True |
| Traditional drafting the origianal drawing is normally made on | blue prints white paper with whit lines |
| the top view in an orthographic projection is called a | floor plan |
| to convert millimeters to inches divide by | 25.4 |
| Each centimeter is divided into | 10 mm |
| On a fractional rule there are 16 tick marks in each | inch |
| A "30 Scale" on a three-sided enigineers scale translates to | 30 feet are equal to 1 inch |
| If the scale of a drawing is identified as 1/8" = 1' and interrior wall of the drawing measures 3" | 24' |
| on an engineers scale 3 inches and 3 increments on 1'=10" | 33 feet |
| True or false an architects scale is typicallty used on civil drawings such as highway projects | false |
| True of false "scale" refers to the instrument thaused to measure the distances of a drawing t is | true |
| True or false the term scale describes the relitive size at which a drawing has been made | true |
