Print Dimensioning

The __________ view is designated because it shows the most information or best describes the part.

• Front

• Back

• Top

• Bottom

A __________ drawing can be used to represent an object when all details can be conveyed except for thickness.

• One-view

• Two-view

• Three-view

• Four-view

__________ relate measurement such as height, width, and depth and specify the size and location of object features on a drawing.

• Object lines

• Leader lines

• Dimensions

• Titles

A __________ attaches a note or dimension to a feature on a drawing.

• Object line

• Leader line

• Title block

• Extension line

__________ are always indicated using the measurement of their diameter.

• Arcs

• Circles

• Rectangles

• Triangles

A __________ is an angle cut into a part to remove its sharp corner.

• Chamfer

• Taper

• Collet

• Relief

How many of the missing dimensions are required to fully dimension this object's length and its parallel surfaces?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

__________ provides dimensions on a print in two units of measurement.

• Multi-dimensioning

• Over-dimensioning

• Dual-dimensioning

• Multi-scale dimensioning

In first angle projection, the __________ view is drawn directly below the front view.

• Top

• Bottom

• Right

• Left

This symbol indicates that the drawing is done with a(n) __________ projection.

• First Angle

• Dimetric

• Third Angle

• Isometric