Drafting I Final Exam Practice #2

In drawing a multiview, the three main standard views are:

• a. front, left, right
• b. front, right, top
• c. bottom, right, back
• d. face, back, side

The three dimensions seen in a multiview are:

• a. length, width, height
• b. width. thickness, volume
• c. width, height, depth
• d. length, thickness, height

A fast and accurate method of constructing the side view once the top and front views are established is by using a 45 degree reference plane known as a:

• a. miter line
• b. t-square
• c. width line
• d. hidden line

In Drafting, hidden lines represent features of a part that cannot be seen in a specific view and are represented by:

• a. dark, bold lines
• b. short, dashed lines
• c. light, solid lines
• d. thin, long lines

A RIGHT SIDE view consists of which dimensions:

• a. depth and height
• b. width and depth
• c. height and circumference
• d. width and height

Which set of multiviews correctly represents this isometric drawing?

• a. 1
• b. 2
• c. 3
• d. 4

What dimension is shared between the top and front view in a multiview drawing:

• a. Width
• b. Depth
• c. Length
• d. Height

What dimension is shared between the front and right side view in a mulitview drawing?

• a. Width
• b. Depth
• c. Length
• d. Height

What dimension is shared between the top and right side view in a multiview drawing?

• a. Width
• b. Depth
• c. Length
• d. Height

This is an example of a(n):

• a. Multiview drawing
• b. Perspective drawing
• c. isometric drawing
• d. Oblique drawing