DETAILED ANSWERS
◍ 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
◍ The study of print reading is closely related to the study of ___, the
general term for creating drawings of objects in the technical field..
Answer: drafting
◍ Before copy machines, it was common to use ___ for the original
drawing, due to the durability and transparency of the media, although
plastic film was also common in some settings. Answer: vellum
◍ The standardized list of line types, perhaps in the form of a chart, is
defined in many references as the. Answer: alphabet of lines
◍ Identify the line below that is to be drawn thick.. Answer: cutting-
plane line