H GC - Exploded Views

What is an exploded view used for?

• To show the separate parts of an assembly

• To show the final assembled product

• To show the dimensions of each part

• To show the colour scheme of the product

In which types of drawing can an exploded view be drawn?

• Only in isometric

• Only in ortho

• Only in oblique

• In ortho, oblique, and isometric

What is the main purpose of arranging parts in line in an exploded view?

• To make the drawing look neat

• To help identify how the parts fit together

• To show the colour of each part

• To show the weight of each part

Which of the following is NOT a type of drawing used for exploded views?

• Isometric

• Oblique

• Orthographic

• Perspective

What is the benefit of using an exploded view in technical drawings?

• It shows the final product in 3D

• It helps in understanding the assembly process

• It shows the colour scheme of the product

• It provides the weight of each part

Which type of drawing provides a 3D representation of an exploded view?

• Orthographic

• Isometric

• Oblique

• Perspective

In an exploded view, how are the parts typically arranged?

• Randomly

• In line

• In a circle

• In a grid

What is the primary difference between an orthographic and an isometric exploded view?

• Orthographic shows parts in 2D, isometric shows parts in 3D

• Orthographic shows parts in 3D, isometric shows parts in 2D

• Orthographic shows the colour, isometric shows the weight

• Orthographic is used for small parts, isometric for large parts