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There are 40 questions which you are to answer in 15 minutes that gives you roughly 30 seconds per question.

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ENG/MEE 102

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1. The feature located at the bottom right corner of a standard drawing sheet

A. Index table

B. Projection box

C. Reference grid

D. Title block

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2. The typical size for a drawing sheet used by first-year engineering students

A. A3

B. A2

C. A1

D. A4

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3. Arrowheads used on dimension lines must be

A. blue and hollow

B. sharp, black, filled-in

C. round and large

D. square and open

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4. The initial phase in the design thinking model from Stanford d.school focuses on

A. Defining the solution

B. Testing prototypes

C. Ideating new features

D. Understanding users

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5. Creative blocks in individuals often result from

A. Lack of technical skill

B. Internal and external barriers

C. Absence of mentorship

D. Financial difficulties

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6. The instrument used to draw horizontal lines on a drawing board

A. Compass

B. T-square

C. Divider

D. Set square

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7. Visible outlines of objects in technical drawings are shown with

A. wavy lines

B. thin dotted lines

C. dashed double lines

D. thick continuous lines

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8. A design thinker typically values

A. Rules and rigid structure

B. Profit over purpose

C. Speed over accuracy

D. Customer insight and empathy

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9. The method used to represent a three-dimensional object using equal scales along three axes

A. Oblique sketching

B. Orthographic projection

C. Perspective drawing

D. Isometric projection

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10. Strategic innovation combines creative solutions with

A. Customer complaints

B. Legal frameworks

C. Traditional advertising

D. Business processes

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11. A regular hexagon given the distance across corners is constructed by

A. joining random arcs

B. stepping off radius on a circle

C. dividing a square

D. measuring one side

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12. The surface obtained by unfolding and flattening a solid shape

A. Orthographic layout

B. Blueprint

C. Development

D. True shape

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13. The most commonly used drawing sheet size in engineering graphics

A. A1

B. A4

C. A2

D. A0

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14. A point tracing equal distance from two fixed points creates

A. a square

B. a spiral

C. an ellipse

D. a triangle

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15. The projection method commonly used in European countries

A. Third angle projection

B. Perspective projection

C. Axonometric projection

D. First angle projection

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16. Design thinking serves as a strategic process to

A. Solve problems creatively

B. Avoid business planning

C. Replace management systems

D. Eliminate customer interaction

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17. The instrument used to draw large arcs or circles

A. Compass

B. Beam compass

C. Divider

D. French curve

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18. Drawing a helix requires equal divisions on

A. the diameter only

B. the tangent line

C. the chord of the arc

D. both the lead and circle

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19. The standard unit of measurement in engineering drawings

A. Millimeter

B. Centimeter

C. Inch

D. Foot

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20. Dimensions are placed on a drawing using

A. Section lines

B. Leader lines

C. Dimension lines

D. Border lines

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21. The type of projection where the object is projected with parallel lines perpendicular to the plane

A. Perspective projection

B. Oblique projection

C. Isometric projection

D. Orthographic projection

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22. The tool used to transfer measurements from a scale to a drawing

A. Protractor

B. Compass

C. French curve

D. Divider

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23. An arc touching a straight line tangentially starts from

A. the midpoint of the line

B. the perpendicular from the arc center

C. a hidden edge

D. an extended construction line

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24. The stage responsible for turning concepts into tangible items is

A. Prototype

B. Empathy

C. Define

D. Test

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25. Capital letters are often preferred on engineering drawings because they

A. are larger in size

B. reduce drawing time

C. use fewer strokes

D. improve legibility

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26. A center line in engineering drawing is identified by

A. Continuous thin line

B. Dashed thick line

C. Chain thick line

D. Chain thin line with long and short dashes

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27. Design thinking tools such as journey mapping primarily help in

A. Recording user experiences

B. Replacing analytics

C. Identifying tax advantages

D. Simplifying laws

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28. Assumption testing as a tool is useful for

A. Validating key uncertainties

B. Ignoring market data

C. Reducing the number of users

D. Confirming known results

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29. The type of line used to indicate a feature related to a note or symbol

A. Dimension line

B. Extension line

C. Hidden line

D. Leader line

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30. The purpose of using sectional views in engineering drawings

A. To replace orthographic views

B. To show internal features clearly

C. To make the drawing smaller

D. To avoid dimensioning

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31. A drawing done without using instruments for precision is known as

A. Freehand sketching

B. Perspective drawing

C. Machine drawing

D. Isometric drawing

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32. Modular innovation refers to changes made to

A. Organizational vision

B. Product components

C. The entire industry

D. All customer needs

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33. Design thinking workshops typically aim to

A. Build user-focused innovation

B. Train in rigid procedures

C. Replace engineering tools

D. Reinforce hierarchy

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34. The surface obtained by unfolding and flattening a solid shape

A. True shape

B. Blueprint

C. Orthographic layout

D. Development

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35. The primary purpose of engineering drawing in technical fields

A. Artistic impression

B. Communication of ideas

C. Decoration

D. Entertainment

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36. Hidden outlines in engineering drawings appear as

A. solid thick lines

B. dotted bold lines

C. short thin dashes

D. long thin dashes

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37. The shape generated by rotating a semicircle around its diameter

A. Sphere

B. Cone

C. Paraboloid

D. Ellipsoid

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38. A line can be bisected geometrically by

A. subtracting both ends

B. intersecting arcs from each end

C. folding the paper

D. drawing freehand from midpoint

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39. Hidden details in an object are represented using

A. Chain lines

B. Dashed thin lines

C. Center lines

D. Continuous thick lines

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40. The unit specified for all dimensions in technical drawings according to BIS standards

A. Foot

B. Millimeter

C. Centimeter

D. Inch

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