Question 1

Where should dimensions be placed on multiview drawings?

Accepted Answer

A)  largest amount of empty space on the page 
B)  most descriptive view of the feature 
C)  at the bottom of the page 
D)  largest view of the feature 
A)  largest amount of empty space on the page 
B)  most descriptive view of the feature 
C)  at the bottom of the page 
D)  largest view of the feature B

Question 2

Surfaces that lie on any angle to the plane of projection appear foreshortened.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

When preparing multiview drawings, most companies center the drawing on the drawing sheet.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

The hinge lines between planes of projection are known as _____ lines or reference lines.

Accepted Answer

A)  bisect 
B)  fold 
C)  multiview 
D)  establishing 
A)  bisect 
B)  fold 
C)  multiview 
D)  establishing

Question 5

The use of grid marks, orthographic projection lines, and different layers simplifies and increases the speed of preparing multiview drawings.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

How many views do simple, flat objects require?

Accepted Answer

A)  one 
B)  two 
C)  three 
D)  six 
A)  one 
B)  two 
C)  three 
D)  six

Question 7

When surfaces with round or smooth contours blend together, the merging surface is called a(n):

Accepted Answer

A)  runout 
B)  orthographic projection 
C)  fold line 
D)  ellipse 
A)  runout 
B)  orthographic projection 
C)  fold line 
D)  ellipse

Question 8

What are the three basic views used in first-angle projection?

Accepted Answer

A)  front, right-side, and top 
B)  front, left-side, and bottom 
C)  front, top, and bottom 
D)  front, right-side, and left-side 
A)  front, right-side, and top 
B)  front, left-side, and bottom 
C)  front, top, and bottom 
D)  front, right-side, and left-side

Question 9

What is the correct order of line precedence?

Accepted Answer

A)  centerline, object line, cutting plane line, hidden line 
B)  object line, hidden line, cutting plane line, centerline 
C)  cutting plane line, object line, hidden line, centerline 
D)  centerline, cutting plane line, object line, hidden line 
A)  centerline, object line, cutting plane line, hidden line 
B)  object line, hidden line, cutting plane line, centerline 
C)  cutting plane line, object line, hidden line, centerline 
D)  centerline, cutting plane line, object line, hidden line

Question 10

When dimensioning a multiview drawing, shafts should be dimensioned on their top view.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Imagine that you are creating a multiview drawing with circles and arcs. What should you do next after adding circles and arcs?

Accepted Answer

A)  add hidden lines 
B)  darken and dimension 
C)  lay out centerlines 
D)  plan space between views for dimensions 
A)  add hidden lines 
B)  darken and dimension 
C)  lay out centerlines 
D)  plan space between views for dimensions

Question 12

Imagine that you are creating a multiview drawing with an oblique surface. What should you do before blocking-in views?

Accepted Answer

A)  lay out features and centerlines 
B)  lay out view locations 
C)  darken and dimension 
D)  add circles and hidden lines 
A)  lay out features and centerlines 
B)  lay out view locations 
C)  darken and dimension 
D)  add circles and hidden lines

Question 13

Vertical orthographic projections are used to align views with the same width dimensions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

An alternative to using reference lines to locate views is to draw a _____ line to project a third view once two base views are established.

Accepted Answer

A)  15º 
B)  45º 
C)  90º 
D)  120º 
A)  15º 
B)  45º 
C)  90º 
D)  120º

Question 15

Imagine that you are centering a multiview drawing. If the drawing area is 12" high and 20" wide, and the object being drawn is 8" high and 12" wide, how far should the left side of the drawing be from the left side of the drawing area?

Accepted Answer

A)  2" 
B)  4" 
C)  8" 
D)  12" 
A)  2" 
B)  4" 
C)  8" 
D)  12"

Question 16

You should always use the minimum number of views possible when describing the shape of an object with a multiview drawing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Holes and cylinders appear as:

Accepted Answer

A)  true circles on all surfaces 
B)  ellipses on all surfaces 
C)  true circles on normal surfaces and ellipses on inclined surfaces 
D)  ellipses on normal surfaces and true circles on inclined surfaces 
A)  true circles on all surfaces 
B)  ellipses on all surfaces 
C)  true circles on normal surfaces and ellipses on inclined surfaces 
D)  ellipses on normal surfaces and true circles on inclined surfaces

Question 18

When describing the shape of an object with a multiview drawing, the first view chosen should be the _____ side.

Accepted Answer

A)  top 
B)  bottom 
C)  front 
D)  back 
A)  top 
B)  bottom 
C)  front 
D)  back

Question 19

Oblique surfaces are _____ to normal surfaces.

Accepted Answer

A)  parallel 
B)  perpendicular 
C)  either parallel or perpendicular 
D)  neither parallel nor perpendicular 
A)  parallel 
B)  perpendicular 
C)  either parallel or perpendicular 
D)  neither parallel nor perpendicular

Question 20

What can you determine by looking at the front view of an object?

Accepted Answer

A)  height and width 
B)  depth and width 
C)  depth and height 
D)  height, depth, and width 
A)  height and width 
B)  depth and width 
C)  depth and height 
D)  height, depth, and width

Exam 8: Multiview Drawings

Where should dimensions be placed on multiview drawings?

Surfaces that lie on any angle to the plane of projection appear foreshortened.

When preparing multiview drawings, most companies center the drawing on the drawing sheet.

The hinge lines between planes of projection are known as _____ lines or reference lines.

The use of grid marks, orthographic projection lines, and different layers simplifies and increases the speed of preparing multiview drawings.

How many views do simple, flat objects require?

When surfaces with round or smooth contours blend together, the merging surface is called a(n):

What are the three basic views used in first-angle projection?

What is the correct order of line precedence?

When dimensioning a multiview drawing, shafts should be dimensioned on their top view.

Imagine that you are creating a multiview drawing with circles and arcs. What should you do next after adding circles and arcs?

Imagine that you are creating a multiview drawing with an oblique surface. What should you do before blocking-in views?

Vertical orthographic projections are used to align views with the same width dimensions.

An alternative to using reference lines to locate views is to draw a _____ line to project a third view once two base views are established.

Imagine that you are centering a multiview drawing. If the drawing area is 12" high and 20" wide, and the object being drawn is 8" high and 12" wide, how far should the left side of the drawing be from the left side of the drawing area?

You should always use the minimum number of views possible when describing the shape of an object with a multiview drawing.

Holes and cylinders appear as:

When describing the shape of an object with a multiview drawing, the first view chosen should be the _____ side.

Oblique surfaces are _____ to normal surfaces.

What can you determine by looking at the front view of an object?

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