Documentation Review

What type of tolerance is circled on this drawing?

• Limit dimensions, because there are two numbers shown

• Unilateral tolerance, because the dimension can only be larger or smaller than 2.00, but not both

• Bilateral tolerance, because the dimension can be both larger and smaller than 2.00

• General tolerance, because the amount of variance must be looked up on a table

What type of section view is shown here, and how do you know?

• A full section, because the cutting plane line passes fully through the part.

• A quarter section, because 1/4 of the part is removed.

• An offset section, because the cutting plane line is not straight.

• A half section, because the cutting plane line passes halfway through the part.

What is the diameter of the counterbore in this hole note?

• .500

• 1.25

• .25

• There is no counterbore in this hole note

What style of dimensioning is shown here?

• Angular

• Coordinate

• Chain

• Aligned

What type of dimension is circled in this drawing?

• Thread note

• Fillet radius

• Reference dimension

• Bilateral tolerance

What type of hole is described by this hole note?

• Through hole

• Blind hole

• Counterbore hole

• Tapped hole

What is the hole diameter described by this thread note?

• 1 inch

• 1/4 inch

• 1/4 mm

• 20 mm

What type of section view is shown here?

• Full section

• Half section

• Offset section

• Auxiliary view

Which view shows aligned dimensioning?

• A

• B

• Both

• Neither

How is the symbol "R" used in dimensioning?

• "R" is used for anything with a rounded edge, both circles and arcs

• "R" is used for real objects

• "R" is only used to dimension full circles

• "R" is only used to dimension the radius of arcs