Print Reading Unit 7

How should the drawing be created if there is not room to show an auxiliary view projected in alignment with the front, top, or right side view, but an auxiliary view is desired?

• Use a secondary auxiliary.

• Do not use an auxiliary view, but rather another principal view such as left side, bottom, or back.

• A viewing-plane line can be used.

• Use a section view instead.

There are an unlimited number of possible directions for an auxiliary view, depending on the angle of features within an object.

• True

• False

Of the following, which is a common reason to use an auxiliary view?

• To show the object as if it has been cut in half.

• To show a turned and tilted view of a normal surface.

• When the title block gets in the way of a normal right side view.

• To show the true size and shape of an inclined surface.

A ____ auxiliary view is projected from a primary auxiliary view.

• principal

• secondary

• partial

• true

An auxiliary view projected from a principal view is called a ____ auxiliary view.

• principal

• 
  primary

• partial

• secondary

An auxiliary view that shows only the inclined surface, not the entire object, is referred to as a ____ auxiliary view.

• 
  secondary

• partial

• True

• primary

Auxiliary views cannot be dimensioned due to their special orientation.

• True

• False

Of the following, which is a common reason to use an auxiliary view?

• To show a turned and tilted view of a normal surface.

• To show the true size and shape of an inclined surface.

• To show the object as if it has been cut in half.

• When the title block gets in the way of a normal right side view.

The word auxiliary means ____.

• projection

• principal

• additional

• primary

Which best describes the auxiliary view above?

• Primary

• Secondary

• Height

• Width