Multiview Drawings

The front view should 

• Show the most visible features
• Be above the right view
• Be the back view
• Be the view you like best

Two adjacent views have _____ dimension(s) in common.

• one
• two
• three
• four

The 3 most common principal views are the

• Front, Top and Right.
• Front, Bottom and Right.
• Top, Left and Right.
• Front, Top and Left.

The primary view should be the view where the object appears

• to show additional information.
• in its true shape and size.
• in the least descriptive way possible.
• in whatever way I want, don’t nobody tell me what to do!

When locating views on a drawing, the top view should be placed ____ the front view.

• to the left of
• to the right of
• above
• below

____ projection is the orthographic projection method most commonly used in the United States.

• First-angle
• Second-angle
• Third-angle
• Fourth-angle

A multiview drawing will always require at least ____ orthographic views.

• one
• two
• three
• four

A view where an object feature appears in its true shape and size.

• Primary View
• Secondary View
• Tertiary View
• Quad View

A view that is used to show additional feature information.

• Primary View
• Secondary View
• Tertiary View
• Pick me, I'm wrong

A method of showing a three-dimensional object in two dimensions by displaying various views.

• Primary View
• Orthographic Projection
• Auxiliary View
• True Face