Section View Test: Engineering Quiz!
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- 1.
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- A.
Full Section
- B.
Half Section
- C.
Quarter Section
- D.
Offset Section
- E.
Removed Section
- F.
Rotated Section
- G.
Revolved Section
- H.
Broken-out Section
- 2.
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- A.
Full Section
- B.
Half Section
- C.
Quarter Section
- D.
Offset Section
- E.
Removed Section
- F.
Rotated Section
- G.
Revolved Section
- H.
Broken-out Section
- 3.
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- A.
Full Section
- B.
Half Section
- C.
Quarter Section
- D.
Offset Section
- E.
Removed Section
- F.
Rotated Section
- G.
Revolved Section
- H.
Broken-out Section
- 4.
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- A.
Removed Section
- B.
Rotated Section
- C.
Revolved Section
- D.
Offset Section
- E.
Broken-out Section
- F.
Offset Section
- G.
Half Section
- H.
Full Section
- 5.
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- A.
Removed Section
- B.
Rotated Section
- C.
Revolved Section
- D.
Offset Section
- E.
Broken-out Section
- F.
Offset Section
- G.
Half Section
- H.
Full Section
- 6.
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- A.
Removed Section
- B.
Rotated Section
- C.
Revolved Section
- D.
Offset Section
- E.
Broken-out Section
- F.
Offset Section
- G.
Half Section
- H.
Full Section
- 7.
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- A.
Removed Section
- B.
Rotated Section
- C.
Revolved Section
- D.
Offset Section
- E.
Broken-out Section
- F.
Offset Section
- G.
Half Section
- H.
Full Section
- 8.What is the purpose of drawing section views?
- A.
To show the true size and shape of an object.
- B.
To show the true size and shape of holes.
- C.
To show what an object would look like without hidden lines.
- D.
To show the inside details of complicated parts that would be confusing with hidden lines.
- 9.What parts on a section view are not sectioned (hatched)?
- A.
Chamfers
- B.
Holes
- C.
Rounds
- D.
Fillets
- 10.On a section view, what do we call the lines used to show where the material was “cut through”?
- A.
Object lines
- B.
Hidden lines
- C.
Center lines
- D.
Cutting Plane lines
- 11.At what angle are the section lines usually drawn?
- A.
30°
- B.
45°
- C.
60°
- D.
90°
- 12.What is the purpose of the cutting plane line?
- A.
To show where the material is cut.
- B.
To show which way you’re looking at the part.
- C.
To show which part you are removing.
- D.
To show what the part looks like.
- 13.What line type is the cutting plane line?
- A.
Section lines
- B.
Hidden lines
- C.
Center lines
- D.
Phantom lines
- 14.What do the arrowheads on the cutting plane line indicate?
- A.
Which part you are removing.
- B.
Which way you’re looking at the part.
- C.
What the part looks like.
- D.
To show where the material is cut.
- 15.What line types are usually omitted from sectional views?
- A.
Section lines
- B.
Hidden lines
- C.
Center lines
- D.
Phantom lines
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