Auxiliary Views 8-2
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- 1.Why would a picture sheet have extra view?
- A.
So multiple people can work with it at one time
- B.
To document everything about the detail part
- C.
To show how to assemble and detail the part
- D.
To aid in visualization
- 2.What type of view shows the designated area of the drawing in the same plane and in the same arrangement but in greater detail and, if neccessary, to a larger scale than shown in the principal view?
- A.
Auxiliary
- B.
Detail
- C.
Section
- D.
Supplementary
- 3.What type of view shows features in a plane that is not parallel to any of the sides of the imaginary cube into which we have placed the part?
- A.
Auxiliary
- B.
Detail
- C.
Section
- D.
Supplementary
- 4.What type of view is a cross section of the part?
- A.
Auxiliary
- B.
Detail
- C.
Section
- D.
Supplemental
- 5.What is another term for an extra view?
- A.
Auxiliary
- B.
Detail
- C.
Section
- D.
Supplemental
- 6.What do pictorial views provide the picture sheet reader?
- A.
Accurate measurements
- B.
Check for the correct part
- C.
Understanding other views
- D.
Dimensions
- 7.What type of view is this? GRAPHIC NEEDED (D)
- A.
Auxiliary
- B.
Detail
- C.
Pictorial
- D.
Section
- 8.What do the pictorial views lack?
- A.
Background
- B.
Color
- C.
Consistent scale
- D.
Straight edged
- 9.What type of view is this? GRAPHIC NEEDED (B)
- A.
Detail
- B.
Pictorial
- C.
Section
- D.
Shaded
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