Technical Drawing 8

__________ is a resulting view when the cutting plane line is imagined at half way across the object.

• Full Section

• Half Section

• Broken out Section

• Offset Section

This is a type of sectional view that shows the entire cut surface.

• Full Section

• Half Section

• Broken Out Section

• Offset Section

Which of the following is not a principle of sectioning?

• It shows the type of material to be used in actual project.

• It shows more detailed illustration particularly on the internal parts of the object.

• It indicates the solid areas of a part.

• It describes the shapes of the internal parts.

This sectional view is generally used in furniture, machine, and architectural drawing.

• Removed Section

• Revolved Section

• Full Section

• Half Section

A type of sectional view when there is a portion of the view being taken out.

• Full Section

• Half Section

• Broken Out Section

• Offset Section

It is a type of sectional view which shows the zigzag direction of the cutting plane line if the principal interior features of an object are not located in a straight line.

• Full Section

• Half Section

• Broken Out Section

• Offset Section

The imaginary line along which shows where an object is imagined cut is called __________.

• Visible Line

• Section Line

• Cutting Plane Line

• Hidden Line

This is a fine line used to show the part of the object that was cut.

• Visible Line

• Section Line

• Cutting Plane Line

• Hidden Line

Which of the following is a purpose of the Section line?

• It shows the type of material to be used in actual project.

• It shows more detailed illustration particularly on the internal parts of the object.

• It indicates the solid areas of a part.

• It describes the shapes of the internal parts.

__________ is a type of section applied to a circular object which has a resulting view similar to a full section view.

• Removed Section

• Revolved Section

• Full Section

• Half Section