Exam 19: Selection and Arrangement of Views

Which view depicts the more important aspects of the object?

CHAM. is the abbreviation for chamfer.

The front view of an object is generally the one that gives the clearest idea of the purpose and general contour of the object.

Any object must have at least ____________________ view(s) to be complete.

Auxiliary, or ____________________ views, show additional detail.

The abbreviation for diameter is ____________________.

The abbreviation for equally spaced is ____________________.

The shape of an object and its ____________________ influence the possible choices and arrangement of views for that particular object.

The number and arrangement of required views is determined by ____.

The front view is always the actual front of the part when it is in use.

DIA and the symbol Ø mean the same thing.

A dimension shown as 1.24 indicates that it is simply a reference dimension.