3-59.
When drawing a revolution, you should
3-63.
How much of an object does a cutting plane
observe which of the following rules?
line expose in a full section?
1.
The revolved view always shows the
axis as a point and this view does not
change in size and shape
2.
Where the axis is shown as a line, the
dimensions parallel to the axis changes
3.
Lines parallel on the object are
perpendicular in the revolved view
4.
The revolved view always shows the
axis as a line and this view does not
change in size and shape
1.
All
2.
Half
3.
One third
4.
One-quarter
3-64.
To show one-quarter of an object’s interior,
what sectional view should you select?
3-60.
When you draw revolutions perpendicular
to the front plane of projection, what causes
foreshortening in the vertical dimensions?
3-65.
1.
Half section
2.
Full section
3.
Quarter section
4.
Offset section
You may use a break line to expose a
broken-out section.
1.
The counterclockwise rotation of the
axis
2.
The side surfaces being oblique to the
profile plane
3.
The depth dimensions appearing as
true size
4.
The length and width dimensions
appearing in true size
1.
True
2.
False
3-66.
How many degrees should you rotate a
revolved section in a view?
3-61.
The axis of revolution appears as a point in
the side view when you revolve the view in
what fashion?
1.
180°
2.
90°
3.
45°
4.
30°
1.
Parallel to the front plane of projection
2.
Perpendicular to the auxiliary view
3.
Perpendicular to the profile plane of
projection
3-67.
How should you show a removed section of
a drawing?
4.
Parallel to the top plane of projection
3-62.
What term identifies a line that indicates a
plane which results in a sectional view?
1.
On a centerline extended from a
section cut
2.
Aligned to the closest end of the object
3.
Revolved and overlapped over the
object outline
4.
Aligned with a side view
1. Object outline
2.
Cutting plane line
3.
Viewing plane line
4.
Break line
3-68.
Bending the cutting plane line to show
asymmetrical internal features results in
what type of section?
1.
A revolved section
2.
A broken-out section
3.
A removed section
4.
An offset section
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