Exam 8: Sections

A ____ section is a view of an object which is imagined to be cut entirely in half, with half of the object then removed so that the cut surface can be viewed for its details.

Offset and removed sections receive their name from the method in which it is obtained or shown.

A phantom section is a view primarily used to show a(n) ____ part.

The section lines used in ____ sections are shown running in different directions so that one part can be differentiated from another.

Different materials can be represented by various arrangements of section lines.

The extent of the cut surface of a cross section is shown by a ____ line located on one of the principal views.

Half sections are used primarily to show the interior construction details of ____ parts.

The imagined removed part of a cross section is left out of the other views.

The cutting plane line is composed of ____ dashes alternating with a pair of ____ dashes.

The primary purpose of a ____ is to show how the parts fit or operate together.

A ____ line indicates the direction from which the principal view is to be viewed to derive the section.

A revolved section of a shape is a cross section that has been turned (revolved) ____.

When revolved projection is incorporated within a sectional view it is called a(n) ____ section.

A(n) ____________________ is a view of an object which is imagined to be cut only halfway through.

____________________ lines are used to indicate the imaginary cut surface of a half section.

The cutting plane line indicates where the section is located with relation to the ____________________ view.

Surfaces of thin materials shown in section are always indicated by section lines.

The cut surface of a cross section is represented by ____________________ lines.

The sections shown on a print may not be full sections, but rather may be sections that represent only portions of the part.

A broken-out section, like other sections, is used to show the ____________________ of a part.