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1. What dimension (s) are the same between the top and right-side view? -Width -Height -Depth...
1. What dimension (s) are the same between the top and
right-side view?
-Width
-Height
-Depth
-Width and depth
-Height and depth
2.What of the following statements is true about the
cutting-plane line?
-The cutting-plane line indicate the location of cut
-The cutting-plane line is a thick dashed line
The cutting-plane line need not always to be straight
-Arrows at the ends of the cutting-plane line indicate the
sight direction
-All of the above
3. Which of the following is not a type of a section
view?
-Removed section
-Auxiliary section
-Offset section
-Aligned section
-None of the
4. In a drawing that shows the top, front, and right-side
view, which views show width?
-Front and top views
-Front and right-side views
-Top and right side views
-Right-side view only
-None of the above
5. Which of the following statements is not true about a
section view?
-A sectioned area is always completely bounded by a visible
outline, never by a hidden line
-Cut surfaces are cross-hatched with thin parallel section
lines
-Visible line can never cross a sectioned area in a view of a
single part
-In a full section, the back half (behind the cutting plane)
is imagined removed
-None of the above
6. What dimension (s) are the same between the front and right
side view?
-Width
-Height
-Depth
-Width and height
-Depth and height
7. Which of the following is true about a section
view?
-A section view shows edges and contours which are now visible
behind the cutting-plane
-A section view can replace any standard orthographic
view
-A section view is placed opposite to the direction of
sight
-Hidden lines are often omitted from section views
-All of the above
8. What dimension (s) are the same between the top and the
front view?
-Width
-Height
-Depth
-Width and height
-Width and depth
9. Which of the following is a type of a section view?
Group of answer choices
-Full section
-Half section
-Broken section
-Revolved sections
-All of the above
10. Which of the following statements is true about an aligned
section?
-The cutting-plane is bent to pass through features of
interest
-The cutting-plane line is often revolved through the angled
features
-The angle of revolution is always less than 90 degrees
-The section view is not a normal projection
-All of the above
11. Which of the following statements is not true about
section-lines?
-They are not too close together
-They should not be parallel to outline
-They should not ne parallel to outline
-They are shown behind dimension and extension lines
-None of the above
12. Which of the following statements is not true about a
section view?
-In a full section, the cutting-plane line is often
omitted
-In a full section, the front half (between the observer and
the cutting plane) is imagined removed
-Section line (cross hatching) symbols cannot be used to
indicate specific materials
-Section lines in all hatched areas for a single object must
be parallel
-None of the above
13. Which of the following statements is true about
section-lines?
-They are uniformly spaced
-They are uniformly thin, not varying in thickness
-They are distinctly thinner than visible lines
-The do not run beyond or stop short of visible outlines
-All of the above
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