Escalas em Representação

What is necessary to solve the problem of representing objects that cannot be shown in real size?

• Change the color

• Use a different material

• Reduce or enlarge the representation

• Use a different shape

What does "representação em escala" allow you to do?

• Change the color of an object

• Maintain the size of an object

• Maintain the proportions of an object

• Change the shape of an object

What remains unchanged in scale representations of objects?

• Linear measurements

• Angular dimensions

• Color

• Texture

Which figure has sides that are reduced proportionally compared to Figure A?

• Figure A

• Figure B

• Figure C

• None

What is the primary focus of the text regarding scale drawings?

• Color variations

• Proportional changes in measurements

• Material differences

• Texture changes

What does the numeral on the left of the colon represent in a scale indication?

• The real size of the object.

• The size of the drawing.

• The scale factor.

• The size of the paper.

What is a reduction scale in technical drawing?

• When the drawing size is larger than the real object size.

• When the drawing size is smaller than the real object size.

• When the drawing size is equal to the real object size.

• When the drawing size is not proportional to the real object size.

What does a scale of 1:1 mean in terms of drawing and object size?

• The drawing is larger than the object.

• The drawing is smaller than the object.

• The drawing is the same size as the object.

• The drawing is not proportional to the object.

Which of the following is true about a scale of 1:1?

• The drawing is smaller than the real object.

• The drawing is larger than the real object.

• The drawing is the same size as the real object.

• The drawing is twice the size of the real object.

How does a scale of enlargement differ from a scale of reduction?

• Enlargement makes the drawing smaller, reduction makes it larger.

• Enlargement makes the drawing larger, reduction makes it smaller.

• Both scales make the drawing the same size as the real object.

• Both scales make the drawing larger than the real object.