age 1 of 32
SACA C-101 Certified Industry 4.0 Associate I - Basic
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MMC indicates the amount of machining that can be done on a
feature, while LMC indicates the amount of material that needs
to be added to a feature. .......Answer.........MMC indicates the
largest amount of material that a feature can have while still
meeting the design requirements, while LMC indicates the
smallest amount of material that a feature can have while still
meeting the design requirements.
Which view is used to show how the components of an object fit
together?
Exploded View
,age 2 of 32
Assembly View
Orthrographic View
Section View .......Answer.........Assembly View
Which view is used to show the interior details of an object?
Assembly View
Section View
Orthographic View
Exploded View .......Answer.........Section View
Which view is typically used to show the height, width, and
depth of an object?
,age 3 of 32
Isometric View
Top View
Front View
Section View .......Answer.........Isometric View
Which view is used to show an object from the side?
Right side view
Top View
Front View
Rear view .......Answer.........Right side view
Object Line .......Answer.........a thick, solid line used in technical
drawing and drafting to represent the visible outline or edge of
an object
, age 4 of 32
Line Precedence .......Answer.........Visible > Hidden > Center
The Alphabet of Lines .......Answer.........The Alphabet of Lines is a
set of standard line types used in technical drawing and
drafting. These lines are used to communicate different types of
information, such as the outline of an object, its hidden features,
or the direction of movement.
Hidden Line .......Answer.........Hidden lines are a type of line used
in technical drawing and drafting to represent features that are
not visible from the current viewpoint
Center Line .......Answer.........Center lines are a type of line used
in technical drawing and drafting to represent the center of a
circular object or the symmetry axis of a symmetrical object
SACA C-101 Certified Industry 4.0 Associate I - Basic
Operations FINAL EXAM PREP 2025/2026 ACCURATE
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS <LATEST VERSION>
MMC indicates the amount of machining that can be done on a
feature, while LMC indicates the amount of material that needs
to be added to a feature. .......Answer.........MMC indicates the
largest amount of material that a feature can have while still
meeting the design requirements, while LMC indicates the
smallest amount of material that a feature can have while still
meeting the design requirements.
Which view is used to show how the components of an object fit
together?
Exploded View
,age 2 of 32
Assembly View
Orthrographic View
Section View .......Answer.........Assembly View
Which view is used to show the interior details of an object?
Assembly View
Section View
Orthographic View
Exploded View .......Answer.........Section View
Which view is typically used to show the height, width, and
depth of an object?
,age 3 of 32
Isometric View
Top View
Front View
Section View .......Answer.........Isometric View
Which view is used to show an object from the side?
Right side view
Top View
Front View
Rear view .......Answer.........Right side view
Object Line .......Answer.........a thick, solid line used in technical
drawing and drafting to represent the visible outline or edge of
an object
, age 4 of 32
Line Precedence .......Answer.........Visible > Hidden > Center
The Alphabet of Lines .......Answer.........The Alphabet of Lines is a
set of standard line types used in technical drawing and
drafting. These lines are used to communicate different types of
information, such as the outline of an object, its hidden features,
or the direction of movement.
Hidden Line .......Answer.........Hidden lines are a type of line used
in technical drawing and drafting to represent features that are
not visible from the current viewpoint
Center Line .......Answer.........Center lines are a type of line used
in technical drawing and drafting to represent the center of a
circular object or the symmetry axis of a symmetrical object
