AFAB 110 MIDTERM STUDY GUIDE UNITS 1- 8 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (SCORED) A+.
Which of the following is not an example of a spatial instrument? - (answer)playing 3d tic tac toe
There are three dimension terms common to drafting education. which of the following is not correct? -
(answer)Length
The type of section view where the section view is no longer aligned in projection with other views is:
A. removed
B. revolved
C. broken-out
D. offset - (answer)offset
Cylindrical object with an odd number of features, such as spokes or holes on a bolt circle, could be
better described with a ---- section. - (answer)Aligned
The broken-out section requires another type of line from the alphabet of lines to help show where the
removed portion was broken off in a jagged sort of way. this is the --- line. - (answer)Short break
When a --- section is created, it can be overlaid on the view or short break lines can be used on each side
of th e view to seperate it from the other visible lines. - (answer)Revolved
Type of section wherein the section view is probably located out of projection with the other regular or
auxiliary views is a --- section. - (answer)Removed
There is a conventional practice that allows the drafter to leave a feature unhatched, even though the
cutting-plane line passes through it. Which of the following is not relevent to this conventional practice?
- (answer)Hole
If there is a large area that needs to receive section lines, the ____ section allows for the section lines to
only be applied around the perimeter. - (answer)outline
, AFAB 110 MIDTERM STUDY GUIDE UNITS 1- 8 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (SCORED) A+.
In assembly drawings, there may be some parts that do not receive section lines, but rather the area cut
by the cutting-plane line is filled-in solid. Which of the following is not relevant to this conventional
practice? - (answer)Springs
T/F each type of line in the standards has one, and only one, option for its appearance. - (answer)False
t/f In recent years, the standards have only recommended two line weights: thick and thin. -
(answer)True
T/F Sometimes, hidden lines are omitted on complex views when the drawing is clear without them. -
(answer)true
T/F The latest standards set forth the appearance of each line available for industrial prints, including
exact line thickness and exact dash and space lengths. - (answer)false
T/F Paths of motion can be indicated on a print with the chain line - (answer)false
T/F Some textbooks and CAD software programs refer to extension lines as witness lines, although that
term is not used in the standards. - (answer)true
T/f In dimensioning, a leader is used to point to a feature with a local note. - (answer)true
T/f In engineering drawings and industrial prints, the text and numeric information is referred to as
printing. - (answer)false
T/F The text found on prints is most commonly done in lowercase letters, as that takes up less space. -
(answer)false
T/F Text created by hand is identified as single-stroke Gothic because the letters are to be created with
one continuous stroke. - (answer)false
Which of the following is not an example of a spatial instrument? - (answer)playing 3d tic tac toe
There are three dimension terms common to drafting education. which of the following is not correct? -
(answer)Length
The type of section view where the section view is no longer aligned in projection with other views is:
A. removed
B. revolved
C. broken-out
D. offset - (answer)offset
Cylindrical object with an odd number of features, such as spokes or holes on a bolt circle, could be
better described with a ---- section. - (answer)Aligned
The broken-out section requires another type of line from the alphabet of lines to help show where the
removed portion was broken off in a jagged sort of way. this is the --- line. - (answer)Short break
When a --- section is created, it can be overlaid on the view or short break lines can be used on each side
of th e view to seperate it from the other visible lines. - (answer)Revolved
Type of section wherein the section view is probably located out of projection with the other regular or
auxiliary views is a --- section. - (answer)Removed
There is a conventional practice that allows the drafter to leave a feature unhatched, even though the
cutting-plane line passes through it. Which of the following is not relevent to this conventional practice?
- (answer)Hole
If there is a large area that needs to receive section lines, the ____ section allows for the section lines to
only be applied around the perimeter. - (answer)outline
, AFAB 110 MIDTERM STUDY GUIDE UNITS 1- 8 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (SCORED) A+.
In assembly drawings, there may be some parts that do not receive section lines, but rather the area cut
by the cutting-plane line is filled-in solid. Which of the following is not relevant to this conventional
practice? - (answer)Springs
T/F each type of line in the standards has one, and only one, option for its appearance. - (answer)False
t/f In recent years, the standards have only recommended two line weights: thick and thin. -
(answer)True
T/F Sometimes, hidden lines are omitted on complex views when the drawing is clear without them. -
(answer)true
T/F The latest standards set forth the appearance of each line available for industrial prints, including
exact line thickness and exact dash and space lengths. - (answer)false
T/F Paths of motion can be indicated on a print with the chain line - (answer)false
T/F Some textbooks and CAD software programs refer to extension lines as witness lines, although that
term is not used in the standards. - (answer)true
T/f In dimensioning, a leader is used to point to a feature with a local note. - (answer)true
T/f In engineering drawings and industrial prints, the text and numeric information is referred to as
printing. - (answer)false
T/F The text found on prints is most commonly done in lowercase letters, as that takes up less space. -
(answer)false
T/F Text created by hand is identified as single-stroke Gothic because the letters are to be created with
one continuous stroke. - (answer)false
