Exam 13: Introduction to Conventional Tolerancing

The intentional difference in size of mating parts is ____.

The maximum and minimum sizes permitted for a specific dimension is the ____.

In metric dimensioning, the dimension and its tolerance need not be expressed to the same number of decimal places.

In the dimension 2.500 ± .005, the ± .005 would be referred to as a(n) ____.

A tolerance that is expressed as plus and minus values is a ____________________ tolerance.

The symbol/abbreviation for "number of places" is ____________________.

The total permissible variation in the size of a dimension is the ____.

In the limit dimensioning method, only the maximum and minimum dimensions are specified.

When limit dimensions are applied to a diameter, the diameter symbol (Ø) is placed to the left of both the upper and lower limit dimension.

When dimensions require greater accuracy than a general note on the drawing provides, individual tolerances or limits must be shown for that dimension.

When unilateral tolerancing is used in metric dimensioning and either the plus or minus value is nil, a single ____________________ is shown without a plus or minus sign.

The theoretical size from which the limits for that dimension are derived, by application of the allowance and tolerance, is the ____.

MAX. is the abbreviation for maximum.

When the upper and lower limits of a dimension have different values, the tolerances are called ___________________________________.

The symbol for "plus or minus" is ____________________.