Blueprint

Question 1

Point of beginning

Answer 1

Mark on the plot plan, indicating the start point for laying out the lot

Question 2

Elevation is the height of a surface above

Answer 2

Sea level

Question 3

What are contour lines?

Answer 3

Irregular curve lines, connecting parts of the same elevation

Question 4

Contour lines that are close together, indicate a Whattt slope

Answer 4

Steep

Question 5

Section

Answer 5

Shows a cross section as of the building we’re being sliced open to reveal the skeleton

Question 6

Details

Answer 6

Blown up, zoomed in views of various items to show a closer view 

Question 7

Section reference line

Answer 7

 Plans or elevations to identify the sections being viewed

Question 8

Shows a horizontal cut through 4 to 5 feet above the floor

Answer 8

Floor plan

Question 9

Shows a horizontal cut through the foundation walls

Answer 9

Foundation plan

Question 10

Show support beams and girders

Answer 10

Framing plan

Question 11

Shows information about the lot

Answer 11

Plot plan

Question 12

Shows a skeleton view

Answer 12

Section plan

Question 13

Shows shapes and finishes of all sides of the exterior building

Answer 13

Elevation plan

Question 14

Show small parts drawn at a large scale

Answer 14

Detailed plan

Question 15

Used to conserve space on floor plans

Answer 15

Schedules

Question 16

Shows the direction of sloping ground

Answer 16

Plot plan

Question 17

Shows location of windows and doors

Answer 17

Foundation plan, and floor plan

Question 18

Shows direction of footings

Answer 18

Foundation plan

Question 19

Shows the size direction and spacing of framing members

Answer 19

 Framing, plan and foundation plan

Question 20

Shows kitchen and bathroom views

Answer 20

Elevations

Question 21

Uses symbols with letters or numbers to refer you to the appropriate page

Answer 21

Detail plan

Question 22

Shows property, lines and direction

Answer 22

Plot plan

Question 23

Gives detailed information about sizes and types of windows or doors going to be installed

Answer 23

 Schedules

Question 24

Shows the location and dimensions of walls in partitions

Answer 24

Foundation plan, and floor plan

Question 25

What are three types of pictorial drawings

Answer 25

Isometric, oblique, and perspective

Question 26

Isometric has drawings at what angle

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30°

Question 27

Oblique has drawings at what angle

Answer 27

45°

Question 28

Multiview drawings that shows separate two dimensional views of an object or building, are also known as

Answer 28

Orthographic’s

Question 29

What shows the building as seen from the street?

Answer 29

Elevation

Question 30

What shows a cross section as if the building or sliced open to reveal a skeleton

Answer 30

Section

Question 31

What are blown up, zoomed in views of various items to show a closer view

Answer 31

Details

Question 32

What line is found on the plans or elevations to identify the section being viewed

Answer 32

Section reference

Question 33

Long dash short – long – and so on

Answer 33

Centreline

Question 34

Used to terminate part of an object in a drawing

Answer 34

Brake line

Question 35

Find solid lines, projecting from an object to show the extent of a dimension

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Extension line

Question 36

Represents the portion of the buildings visible in this view

Answer 36

Object line

Question 37

Find solid line with an arrow head that points to an object from a notation

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Leader line

Question 38

Long – followed by Too $hort dashes with arrows at each end, showing the viewing direction

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Section line

Question 39

Short uniform dashes

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Hidden line

Question 40

Find solid line, terminated with arrowheads, dots or slashes

Answer 40

Dimension line

Question 41

Where did the measurement on dimension lines appear above and near?

Answer 41

The centre of the line

Question 42

What lines are drawn from the object so that the endpoint of the dimension is clearly defined

Answer 42

Extension line

Question 43

Dimensions on imperial architectural construction drawing are given in

Answer 43

Feet and inches

Question 44

Floor plans are generally drawn at a scale of 1/4 to one foot

Answer 44

Or 1:50

Question 45

Exterior door symbols are drawn with the line, representing the outside edge of the

Answer 45

Sill

Question 46

How are ceiling beams represented on the floor plans

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A series of dashed lines

Question 47

Exterior dimensions on a wood frame building are taken from the outside face of the

Answer 47

Frame

Question 48

And wood frame, construction doors, and windows are dimension to their

Answer 48

Centre

Question 49

What is a section?

Answer 49

 Showing vertical cuts, called for on the floor, framing and foundation plan

Question 50

What’s the purpose of section reference line?

Answer 50

Provides info not shown on other drawings identifies the location of direction it’s being viewed

Question 51

Sections are usually drawn to scale of

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3/8 equals a foot or 1:25

Question 52

An enlarged part of a section of you is called

Answer 52

Details

Question 53

Elevations are usually drawn at the same scale as the

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Floor plan

Question 54

Elevations show each side of the building, as viewed from a distance of about

Answer 54

100 feet

Question 55

Why is the finish floor elevation sometimes showing on the plot plan

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To determine the bottom of the excavation

Question 56

What are the three parts of identification found on the plot plan?

Answer 56

Name, address of owner, title and scale of drawing legal description of property

Question 57

The foundation plan is drawn at the same scale as the

Answer 57

Floor plan

Question 58

What did the dashed lines on both sides of the foundation wall indicate on a foundation plan?

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Foundation footing

Question 59

What is a beam pocket?

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A recess in a foundation wall used to support ends of a girder

Question 60

Foundation walls are dimensions to their

Answer 60

Centre outside face