STARC 2 Final Exam Review Questions and
Correct Answers
Question 1
fits used for stationary parts that have a need for locational accuracy, but don't need
to be repeatedly assembled or disassembled and allow some light interference fits;
There are 6 classes in this type of fit
Correct Answer
Transition Locational Fit (LT)
Question 2
Directs the fluid through the proper piping or tubing to hydraulic output
Correct Answer
Control Valves
Question 3
2 thread locations; each 1/2" thread; 20 threads per in; Unified National Coarse; Class
2 Internal Thread; Left Handed
Correct Answer
2 x 1/2 - 20UNC - 2B - LH
Question 4
How is Tee Dimensioned
Correct Answer
Flange x Stem x Thickness x Length
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,Question 5
A slab of concrete several feet wide and a foot or more thick, poured underneath
foundation walls or building columns are to support the walls
Correct Answer
Footing
Question 6
Info including size, type, material, window type, fire rating, and frame type of a door
Correct Answer
Door Schedule
Question 7
Used to store energy in a fluid by raising its temperature
Correct Answer
Compressor
Question 8
How is sheet Dimensioned
Correct Answer
Gauge x Width x Length
Question 9
A bird's eye view showing essential features such as room sizes and locations of
doors, windows, and equipment such as heating and cooling equipment
Correct Answer
Plan View
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, Question 10
Flat, toothed gear; one of the most common types of gears used in mechanical
assemblies
Correct Answer
Spur Gear
Question 11
Imaginary starting point for all dimensions of a part (doesn't have to be on the
perimeter of the part)
Correct Answer
Datum
Question 12
Views used to show only a part of a cut surface
Correct Answer
Half Sections
Question 13
Zigzag line used to identify breaks
Correct Answer
Break Line
Question 14
Medium, broken line used to show hidden features of a part
Correct Answer
Hidden line
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Correct Answers
Question 1
fits used for stationary parts that have a need for locational accuracy, but don't need
to be repeatedly assembled or disassembled and allow some light interference fits;
There are 6 classes in this type of fit
Correct Answer
Transition Locational Fit (LT)
Question 2
Directs the fluid through the proper piping or tubing to hydraulic output
Correct Answer
Control Valves
Question 3
2 thread locations; each 1/2" thread; 20 threads per in; Unified National Coarse; Class
2 Internal Thread; Left Handed
Correct Answer
2 x 1/2 - 20UNC - 2B - LH
Question 4
How is Tee Dimensioned
Correct Answer
Flange x Stem x Thickness x Length
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,Question 5
A slab of concrete several feet wide and a foot or more thick, poured underneath
foundation walls or building columns are to support the walls
Correct Answer
Footing
Question 6
Info including size, type, material, window type, fire rating, and frame type of a door
Correct Answer
Door Schedule
Question 7
Used to store energy in a fluid by raising its temperature
Correct Answer
Compressor
Question 8
How is sheet Dimensioned
Correct Answer
Gauge x Width x Length
Question 9
A bird's eye view showing essential features such as room sizes and locations of
doors, windows, and equipment such as heating and cooling equipment
Correct Answer
Plan View
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, Question 10
Flat, toothed gear; one of the most common types of gears used in mechanical
assemblies
Correct Answer
Spur Gear
Question 11
Imaginary starting point for all dimensions of a part (doesn't have to be on the
perimeter of the part)
Correct Answer
Datum
Question 12
Views used to show only a part of a cut surface
Correct Answer
Half Sections
Question 13
Zigzag line used to identify breaks
Correct Answer
Break Line
Question 14
Medium, broken line used to show hidden features of a part
Correct Answer
Hidden line
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