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2024 Oregon SkillsUSA Architectural Drafting Competition Study Guide Exam w/Answer Key

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.

____	1.	A(n) ____ drawing contains enough views of an object or structure to represent its true size and shape from all sides.
A. | architectural
B. | elevation
C. | multiview
D. | finished

____	2.	The top view of a structure is called a(n) ____ view.
A. | floor
B. | plan
C. | plot
D. | perspective

____	3.	A standard drawing sheet size that measures 9″ × 12″ is designated by the letter ____.
A. | A
B. | B
C. | C
D. | D

____	4.	The ____ can be used in place of 30°, 60°, or 45° triangles.
A. | straightedge
B. | adjustable triangle
C. | scale
D. | protractor

____	5.	The ____ is used to draw circles and arcs.
A. | dividers
B. | protractor
C. | compass
D. | irregular curve

____	6.	A standard drawing sheet size that measures 24″ × 36″ is designated by the letter ____.
A. | A
B. | B
C. | C
D. | D

____	7.	The size of a standard C-size drawing sheet is ____.
A. | 12″ × 18″
B. | 18″ × 24″
C. | 24″ × 36″
D. | 36″ × 48″

____	8.	A(n) ____ scale provides both architect’s and engineer’s scales.
A. | straightedge
B. | plastic
C. | combination
D. | wood

____	9.	In drafting terminology, a "half size" drawing means ____.
A. | 1/4″ on the drawing equals 1′-0″
B. | 1/2″ on the drawing equals 1′-0″
C. | the drawing is only half as large as the object in real life
D. | None of the above.

____	10.	What piece of drafting equipment protects surrounding lines from erasure?
A. | Erasing shield
B. | Pink eraser
C. | Plastic eraser
D. | Electric eraser

____	11.	Drafters refer to the collection of line types used in drafting as the ____ of lines.
A. | assembly
B. | group
C. | accumulation
D. | alphabet

____	12.	Lines used to indicate the termination point of a dimension line are called ____.
A. | centerlines
B. | extension lines
C. | border lines
D. | object lines

____	13.	A(n) ____ line should be drawn lightly so it does not reproduce on a print.
A. | construction
B. | object
C. | hidden
D. | hatch

____	14.	The ____ entry should be centrally located to provide easy access to various parts of the house.
A. | service
B. | special purpose
C. | main
D. | side

____	15.	A major consideration in the design of an entryway is ____.
A. | the appearance of neighboring homes
B. | protection from the weather
C. | visibility of the play area
D. | wind direction

____	16.	Which of the following are examples of special-purpose rooms?
A. | Atrium, greenhouse, sunroom.
B. | Darkroom, library, greenhouse.
C. | Shop, darkroom, living room.
D. | Kitchen, atrium, sunroom.

____	17.	A small dining room requires approximately ____ square feet to seat four to six people.
A. | 100
B. | 120
C. | 150
D. | 175

____	18.	An average-size living room is about ____ square feet.
A. | 100
B. | 150
C. | 200
D. | 250

____	19.	To accommodate a person using a wheelchair, a space of ____″ is needed for passing between furniture pieces or walls.
A. | 24
B. | 32
C. | 40
D. | 48

____	20.	For efficient use, the dining room should be adjacent to the ____ and the kitchen.
A. | foyer
B. | master bedroom
C. | living room
D. | utility room

____	21.	A(n) ____ plan has few walls in the living area of the home.
A. | two-story
B. | ranch-style
C. | closed
D. | open

____	22.	Sliding doors are often used on ____ entries.
A. | main
B. | service
C. | special-purpose
D. | All of the above.

____	23.	The ____ entry should be impressive because it is the first part of the house that guests see.
A. | special-purpose
B. | main
C. | service
D. | side

____	24.	Glass side panels in the entry may ____.
A. | provide visibility
B. | add natural light
C. | contribute to the design
D. | All of the above.

____	25.	Outdoor spaces that are partially or fully enclosed by walls or a roof are called ____.
A. | porches
B. | balconies
C. | courtyards
D. | decks

____	26.	It is necessary for each bedroom to have a ____.
A. | bathroom
B. | closet
C. | double window
D. | ceiling fan

____	27.	The minimum recommended depth of a clothes closet is ____".
A. | 12
B. | 18
C. | 24
D. | 30

____	28.	The usual height of an interior door is ____.
A. | 6'-0"
B. | 6'-2"
C. | 6'-4"
D. | 6'-8"

____	29.	A 5′ × 8′ bath would be considered a(n) ____ bath.
A. | small
B. | average
C. | large
D. | very large

____	30.	Most toilets require a space at least ____" wide for installation.
A. | 24
B. | 30
C. | 36
D. | 40

____	31.	Another name for sink cabinet is ____.
A. | vanity
B. | water closet
C. | water drain
D. | bathtub

____	32.	A ____ receptacle should be used in the bathroom.
A. | shielded
B. | vertical
C. | waterproof
D. | ground fault circuit interrupter

____	33.	Approximately ____ of the house is devoted to the sleeping area, which includes bedrooms, bathrooms, and accessory rooms.
A. | 1/2
B. | 1/4
C. | 1/3
D. | 3/4

____	34.	The ____ normally determines the number of bedrooms a house will have.
A. | size of the family
B. | size of the neighborhood
C. | number of guests
D. | None of the above.

____	35.	For people of limited mobility, place grab bars where the ____ is located.
A. | toilet
B. | tub
C. | shower
D. | All of the above.

____	36.	In a split bedroom plan, the ____ is separated from the remaining bedrooms for additional privacy.
A. | smallest bedroom
B. | nursery
C. | guest bedroom
D. | master bedroom

____	37.	____ toilets make access easier for the elderly, disabled, and other people who have limited mobility.
A. | Regular-height
B. | Elongated
C. | Comfort-height
D. | Low-flush

____	38.	The most desirable location for a closet is ____.
A. | on an outside wall
B. | in the hall near the bedroom
C. | along an interior wall
D. | None of the above.

____	39.	Closet doors may be ____.
A. | sliding
B. | bi-fold
C. | flush
D. | All of the above.

____	40.	A bedroom between ____ square feet provides ample space for a twin or double bed, chest of drawers, dresser, and other small pieces of furniture.
A. | 65 and 70
B. | 90 and 100
C. | 125 and 175
D. | 200 and 225

____	41.	Bedroom doors should be ____ wide to accommodate a wheelchair.
A. | 2′-6″
B. | 2′-8″
C. | 2′-10″
D. | B or C

____	42.	The best location for a bedroom door is ____.
A. | on a long wall
B. | near a corner
C. | in the center of a wall
D. | on an exterior wall

____	43.	A space of ____ feet should be provided on at least one side of the bed for transfer from a wheelchair.
A. | 2
B. | 3
C. | 4
D. | 5

____	44.	A clearance space of ____″ is required under the bed for the footrests of a wheelchair.
A. | 5
B. | 7
C. | 10
D. | 13

____	45.	To accommodate a wheelchair, doorways should be at least ____ wide.
A. | 2′-6″
B. | 2′-8″
C. | 2′-10″
D. | 3′-0″

____	46.	A toilet that is ____ high provides easy transfer from a wheelchair.
A. | 17″ to 19″
B. | 20″ to 21″
C. | 22″ to 23″
D. | 25″ to 26″

____	47.	Horizontal grab bars are designed for ____.
A. | pulling up
B. | sliding over
C. | pushing up
D. | None of the above.

____	48.	For wheelchair access to a bathtub, the bathtub rim should not be lower than ____″ from the floor.
A. | 18
B. | 20
C. | 22
D. | 24

____	49.	The most common size bathtub is ____.
A. | 26″ × 48″
B. | 30″ × 50″
C. | 30″ × 60″
D. | 32″ × 72″

____	50.	A 1/2 bath is one that usually has only a toilet and a ____.
A. | bidet
B. | sink
C. | shower
D. | tub

____	51.	For practical kitchen design, the length of the work triangle should not exceed ____ feet.
A. | 18
B. | 20
C. | 21
D. | 30

____	52.	To be handicapped accessible, a garage or carport should be a minimum of ____′ long (deep).
A. | 21
B. | 22
C. | 23
D. | 24

____	53.	The ____ kitchen design is a popular style because it provides plenty of workspace.
A. | L-shaped
B. | corridor
C. | straight line
D. | peninsula

____	54.	At least ____ feet of clearance should be provided on all sides of the island in an island kitchen.
A. | 2
B. | 3
C. | 4
D. | 5

____	55.	The L-shaped kitchen is located along two ____ walls.
A. | opposite
B. | outside
C. | interior
D. | adjacent

____	56.	The floor of a garage or carport should be constructed of ____″ thick concrete, reinforced with steel or wire mesh.
A. | 2
B. | 4
C. | 6
D. | 8

____	57.	A garage designed for two cars may be as small as ____.
A. | 11′ × 19′
B. | 16′ × 20′
C. | 20′ × 20′
D. | 24′ × 24′

____	58.	The kitchen should be located ____.
A. | adjacent to the main entry
B. | in a quiet part of the house
C. | near the service entrance to the garage
D. | near the living room

____	59.	Proper kitchen ventilation generally requires ____.
A. | a small wall fan
B. | a hood with a fan
C. | exhausting fumes into the attic
D. | All of the above.

____	60.	The purpose of a ____ is to provide a place to remove and store overcoats, boots, and other outdoor gear.
A. | carport
B. | mudroom
C. | laundry room
D. | kitchen

____	61.	Plan for outdoor recreation equipment and gardening tools to be stored in the ____.
A. | garage
B. | attic
C. | family room
D. | kitchen

____	62.	Standard garage doors are available in ____.
A. | wood and fiberglass
B. | plastics
C. | aluminum and steel
D. | All of the above.

____	63.	Another name for a garage door is a(n) ____ door.
A. | overhead
B. | service
C. | sliding
D. | accordion

____	64.	The floor plan is actually a(n) ____ drawing.
A. | elevation
B. | pictorial
C. | typical top view
D. | section

____	65.	Some symbols are simplified while others are ____.
A. | detailed
B. | abbreviated
C. | described
D. | None of the above.

____	66.	A good policy to follow when locating dimensions on a floor plan is to ____.
A. | group them all together in one corner
B. | leave out everything that may be obvious
C. | locate dimensions where one would logically look for them
D. | follow your hunches

____	67.	Dimensions should be at least ____ inch(es) from the floor plan.
A. | 1/2
B. | 3/4
C. | 1
D. | 2

____	68.	Which of the following dimension formats is correct for floor plans?
A. | 0′-1/2″
B. | 6.125″
C. | 1′-6″
D. | 10.6′

____	69.	One of the most frequent errors in dimensioning is that ____.
A. | partial dimensions do not add up to the total distance
B. | the numbers cannot be read
C. | dimensions face the wrong direction
D. | dimensions are too close together

____	70.	The floor plan is normally started ____.
A. | first
B. | last
C. | after the elevations
D. | after the electrical plan

____	71.	In manual drafting, interior wood frame walls with drywall on both sides are often drawn as a(n) ____ nominal thickness.
A. | 4″ or 8″
B. | 5″
C. | 6″
D. | 8″, 10", or 12″

____	72.	The ____ opening should be shown for windows.
A. | rough
B. | sash
C. | finished
D. | None of the above.

____	73.	The ____ door width should be used for doors.
A. | actual
B. | rough
C. | finished
D. | None of the above.

____	74.	Which type of line is used to show an archway or plain opening on a floor plan?
A. | Object line.
B. | Cutting-plane line.
C. | Hidden line.
D. | Centerline.

____	75.	Information related to patios and swimming pools that appears on the floor plan can include ____.
A. | location
B. | size
C. | materials
D. | All of the above.

____	76.	The room name should be placed near the center of the room and lettered ____ inch high to draw attention to it.
A. | 1/16
B. | 1/8
C. | 3/16
D. | 1/4

____	77.	In architectural drawing, dimension lines are continuous lines with the dimension figure placed ____.
A. | at the end of the line
B. | above the line
C. | under the line
D. | at the beginning of the line

____	78.	Recommended spacing between dimension lines is ____ inch.
A. | 1/4 or 3/8
B. | 3/8 or 1/2
C. | 1/2 or 5/8
D. | None of the above.

____	79.	Which of the following are proper dimension notations?
A. | 9″
B. | 1′-6″
C. | Both A and B.
D. | None of the above.

____	80.	One method of dimensioning interior walls is dimensioning to the ____ of the wall.
A. | inside
B. | outside
C. | center
D. | All of the above.

____	81.	Overall width and length of primary walls should be multiples of ____ feet to comply with building material sizes.
A. | 4
B. | 6
C. | 8
D. | 10

____	82.	The scale commonly used for residential floor plans is ____.
A. | half size
B. | 1″ = 1′-0″
C. | 1/2″ = 1′-0″
D. | 1/4″ = 1′-0″

____	83.	After the exterior walls have been completed, draw the ____ next.
A. | windows and doors
B. | interior walls
C. | stairs
D. | title block and scale

____	84.	In manual drafting, the interior and exterior walls may be darkened after ____.
A. | the doors, windows, stairs, and fireplaces have been drawn
B. | the kitchen cabinets, appliances, and bathroom fixtures are drawn
C. | checking the drawing for accuracy
D. | construction is underway

____	85.	Outside features such as patios, walks, or decks should be drawn ____.
A. | before the exterior walls are drawn
B. | after the house has been built
C. | before the kitchen cabinets, appliances, and bathroom fixtures have been drawn
D. | after all interior features have been drawn

____	86.	Kitchen base cabinets are drawn ____ inches deep while wall cabinets are ____ inches deep.
A. | 24; 12
B. | 12; 24
C. | 16; 10
D. | 36; 24

____	87.	The material symbols should be added ____.
A. | when the design elements that use these materials are drawn
B. | only if the contractor wants them drawn
C. | at any time
D. | when the drawing is almost complete

____	88.	Object lines, hidden lines, and centerlines should ____.
A. | be the same width
B. | be the same symbol (linetype)
C. | vary in width
D. | None of the above.

____	89.	The type of line used on a drawing to indicate ceiling beams is a(n) ____.
A. | section line
B. | object line
C. | centerline
D. | hidden line

____	90.	The foundation plan is a section view that provides all of the information needed by the ____.
A. | carpenters
B. | excavators
C. | cement workers
D. | All of the above.

____	91.	The foundation plan is drawn from information presented on the ____.
A. | floor plan
B. | site plan
C. | elevations
D. | All of the above.

____	92.	The brick ledge is generally ____ inch(es) wide.
A. | 1
B. | 2
C. | 4
D. | 6

____	93.	A brick veneer structure is dimensioned to the ____.
A. | outside of the brick veneer
B. | inside of the brick veneer
C. | outside of the rough stud wall
D. | inside of the rough stud wall

____	94.	One reason that a house may be constructed with a basement is that ____.
A. | basements do not add cost to the price of a house
B. | basements are popular in areas where space is limited and sites are small
C. | some codes require each house to have a basement
D. | heat loss is reduced

____	95.	The basement plan is ____.
A. | a combination foundation plan and floor plan
B. | no different than a foundation plan
C. | easier to draw than a foundation plan
D. | required for all houses

____	96.	Which one of the following steps is included in drawing a foundation plan, but not a basement plan?
A. | Locate and draw the beam and supports or bearing wall partition.
B. | Locate the supporting beam, if one is required, and draw the beam using a thick centerline.
C. | Design the room layout and darken in the lines.
D. | Show electrical switches, outlets, and fixtures.

____	97.	Ms. Smith and Mr. Jones are each building a house from the same floor plan. Ms. Smith is using a stud wall with siding and Mr. Jones is using brick veneer. Which of the following statements applies to Ms. Smith and Mr. Jones?
A. | Mr. Jones's foundation plan will be 8″ longer and wider than Ms. Smith's because a brick veneer house needs a 4″ ledge on all four sides.
B. | The size of the foundations will be exactly the same.
C. | Ms. Smith's foundation plan will be 4″ longer and wider than Mr. Jones's because a stud wall requires a 4″ ledge on the length and width.
D. | None of the above statements apply.

____	98.	Prior to drawing the foundation plan, you should ____.
A. | study available information to make a decision about the size of the footings and foundation walls
B. | determine the frost penetration depth for the area where the dwelling will be built
C. | check with local building codes to be sure that the requirements are being met
D. | All of the above.

____	99.	Property lines are measured with a(n) ____ scale to the nearest 1/100 foot.
A. | architect’s
B. | combination
C. | engineer’s
D. | metric

____	100.	The proper format for describing the bearing of a property line is ____.
A. | S 45° N
B. | N 45° 60′ 15″ E
C. | N 90° E
D. | S 75° 30′ 62″ W

____	101.	Contour lines help describe the ____ of a site by depicting shape and elevation of the land.
A. | view
B. | entourage
C. | value
D. | topography

____	102.	When color is used on a topographical drawing, black is used to represent ____.
A. | all land forms
B. | human-built works
C. | streams, lakes, marshlands, and ponds
D. | vegetation

____	103.	The standard procedure for dimensioning the location of a house on a site is to dimension ____ of the house from adjacent lot lines.
A. | one side
B. | two sides
C. | two corners
D. | one corner

____	104.	A typical scale used for site plans is ____.
A. | 1″ = 1′-0″
B. | 1/4″ = 1′-0″
C. | 1″ = 30′-0″
D. | 10′ = 1′-0″

____	105.	A point of beginning is shown on a drawing if a ____ is not readily available.
A. | benchmark
B. | contour line
C. | bearing line
D. | meridian line

____	106.	The site plan provides the necessary dimensions required for ____.
A. | locating all windows and doors on the plan
B. | building the house foundation
C. | securing a building permit
D. | staking out the location of the house on the site

____	107.	The exact location of a proposed house foundation is maintained through the use of ____.
A. | angle boards
B. | batter boards
C. | construction boards
D. | building boards

____	108.	A ____ point is needed to determine the depth of excavation and foundation wall height.
A. | rod
B. | stake
C. | clearance
D. | control

____	109.	Excavation for residential footings should extend down a minimum of ____ inches into undisturbed earth.
A. | 2
B. | 4
C. | 6
D. | 12

____	110.	A ____ spreads the weight of a building over a broad area.
A. | floating slab
B. | footing
C. | site foundation
D. | rebar

____	111.	The footing for a residential structure is generally ____ inches wide when the foundation wall is 8 inches thick.
A. | 8
B. | 10
C. | 14
D. | 16

____	112.	Reinforcement bars are required in footings ____.
A. | for all residential structures
B. | when the house is built in the 100-year flood plain
C. | over soft or poorly drained soils
D. | to prevent frost heave

____	113.	Stepped footings are frequently necessary when ____.
A. | the house has more than one floor level
B. | building on hilly terrain
C. | brick veneer is used
D. | two different materials are used

____	114.	Foundation walls are normally the part of the house that extends from the ____.
A. | first floor to the footing
B. | first floor to the soffit
C. | frost line to the grade
D. | footing to the eaves line

____	115.	Nails and other fasteners used in an all-weather wood foundation should be made from ____.
A. | aluminum, silicon bronze, or copper
B. | brass, copper, or aluminum
C. | silicon bronze, copper, or hot-dipped zinc-coated steel
D. | copper, brass, or hot-dipped zinc-coated steel

____	116.	Concrete and masonry basement wall thickness depends on lateral earth pressure and ____.
A. | vertical load to be supported
B. | wishes of the builder
C. | weight of the foundation material
D. | None of the above.

____	117.	Posts used in post foundations can be made of ____.
A. | masonry
B. | steel
C. | pressure-treated wood
D. | All of the above.

____	118.	Wood foundations are particularly suitable in ____.
A. | a garage where the distance is too great to span with floor joists
B. | areas where the water table is high
C. | climates where freezing of the ground is infrequent
D. | None of the above.

____	119.	The trench excavated for a structure with a crawl space should be ____″ deep.
A. | less than 10
B. | at least 12
C. | 9
D. | 6

____	120.	When using an all-weather wood foundation for a basement, ____.
A. | the site is excavated 12″ deeper than the regular depth
B. | a basement sump is installed in poorly drained soils
C. | no foundation drainage is necessary
D. | All of the above.

____	121.	The floor joists or trusses of an all-weather wood foundation are placed on the ____.
A. | double top plate of the foundation wall
B. | inside of the foundation wall
C. | basement floor slab
D. | None of the above.

____	122.	A factor that determines the stability and strength of masonry or concrete basement walls is ____.
A. | support from crosswalls
B. | the size of the floor joists
C. | the live load of the structure
D. | All of the above.

____	123.	Basement load-bearing crosswalls should be attached to exterior walls by ____.
A. | metal tie bars
B. | a masonry bond
C. | anchor bolts
D. | All of the above.

____	124.	If the wood sill bears on the outer and inner face cores of the block, ____.
A. | cap the top course of block using 4″ solid block
B. | capping may be omitted
C. | cores in the top course are filled with concrete or mortar
D. | the top course may be capped with reinforced concrete masonry bond beam

____	125.	Concrete block basement walls should be damp-proofed by ____.
A. | painting the outside of the blocks with oil-base paints
B. | applying a 1/4″ coat of fire clay
C. | applying two 1/4″-thick coats of cement-mortar or plaster
D. | All of the above.

____	126.	To protect against water damage to basements in wet or poorly drained soils, ____.
A. | install a check valve in the floor drain to keep water from flowing in through the drain
B. | reinforce the floor slab to resist uplift from groundwater pressure
C. | install a sump pump to remove any water that seeps in
D. | All of the above.

____	127.	A float is used in finishing concrete to ____.
A. | remove imperfections to produce a flat surface
B. | embed the aggregate beneath the surface
C. | condense mortar to a surface ready for final steel-troweling
D. | All of the above.

____	128.	When ordering concrete, allow ____ cubic feet to the yard.
A. | 20
B. | 25
C. | 30
D. | 35

____	129.	Concrete slabs are normally placed on a base of compacted sand ____ inches thick.
A. | 4 to 6
B. | 5 to 7
C. | 6 to 8
D. | 9 to 10

____	130.	The actual size of an 8 × 8 × 16 concrete block is ____ inches.
A. | 7 5/8″ × 7 5/8″ × 15 5/8″
B. | 8″ × 8″ × 16″
C. | 8 5/8″ × 8 5/8″ × 16 5/8″
D. | 9″ × 9″ × 18″

____	131.	Section views that are created specifically to show one feature are called ____.
A. | detail drawings
B. | construction details
C. | Both A and B.
D. | Neither A nor B.

____	132.	A full section that runs across the longest dimension of a building is known as a ____ building section.
A. | horizontal
B. | vertical
C. | longitudinal
D. | transverse

____	133.	Full building sections ____.
A. | show the relationships among various interior spaces
B. | specify overall height relationships
C. | specify general materials to be used
D. | All of the above.

____	134.	A ____ building section is perpendicular to the longitudinal building section.
A. | horizontal
B. | transverse
C. | diagonal
D. | partial

____	135.	Wall building sections are typically drawn at a scale of ____ or larger.
A. | 1/4″ = 1′-0″
B. | 3/8″ = 1′-0″
C. | 3/4″ = 1′-0″
D. | None of the above.

Willamette Career Academy Architecture Exam #1
Answer Section

MULTIPLE CHOICE

	1.	ANS:	C	PTS:	1

	2.	ANS:	B	PTS:	1

	3.	ANS:	A	PTS:	1

	4.	ANS:	B	PTS:	1

	5.	ANS:	C	PTS:	1

	6.	ANS:	D	PTS:	1

	7.	ANS:	B	PTS:	1

	8.	ANS:	C	PTS:	1

	9.	ANS:	C	PTS:	1

	10.	ANS:	A	PTS:	1

	11.	ANS:	D	PTS:	1

	12.	ANS:	B	PTS:	1

	13.	ANS:	A	PTS:	1

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