Exam 12: Auxiliary Views and Revolutions

The inclined plane will appear foreshortened when viewed from the auxiliary plane.

A(n) _____ is used to reposition a view from the primary orthographic drawing and project its repositioned view.

The first view projected from a rotated primary orthographic view is called a:

Successive revolutions may be used to rotate an object to any desired position.

In orthographic views, all parallel or perpendicular surfaces are shown in true scale.

Imagine that you are drawing a full auxiliary view for a rectangular triangle. What should you do after drawing the base of the pyramid?

Only one primary auxiliary may be drawn off a multiview view.

When drawing an auxiliary view for a truncated cylinder, you should project the numbered segments to the _____ view.

A _____ is a drawing projected directly from any of the six normal orthographic views.

Rotating a primary revolution and projecting a new view is called a _____ revolution.

A view projected from a primary auxiliary view is called a(n) _____ view.

Additional auxiliaries projected from a secondary auxiliary are known as _____ auxiliaries.

What term refers to the theory of doing graphical solutions of points, lines, and planes in space using the principles of orthographic projection?

Under what circumstances can hidden lines be added to auxiliary views?

Hidden lines are typically shown in auxiliary views.

If you are drawing an auxiliary view for a truncated cylinder, after drawing the orthographic views, you should divide the _____ view into equal segments.

When a hole is projected from an inclined plane on an orthographic drawing, it will appear as a(n):

When an inclined surface is viewed from a point perpendicular to the surface plane, the true shape of the inclined surface will appear.

What is the maximum number of successive revolutions that can be drawn?

When drawing auxiliary views, you should always project perpendicularly from a(n) _____ edge on a normal view.