Dimensioning and Tolerancing Student Assessment

Baseline dimensioning allows for a higher level of fabricator accuracy than conventional dimensioning.

• True

• False

All of the needed dimensions will be on a print when the conventional dimensioning method is used.

• True

• False

As they are used only to size a part, linear dimensions are limited in their use on a print.

• True

• False

A skewed T-joint will have an angle that is not 90°.

• True

• False

A radius dimension is determined in part by establishing a given linear measurement.

• True

• False

Base dimensions of a part are the dimensions stated on the shop print.

• True

• False

A linear tolerance can only state the excess length that is allowed of a part.

• True

• False

The amount of tolerance allowed reflects the level of accuracy needed to produce a part.

• True

• False

The baseline dimensioning method has a tendency to make the print more cluttered.

• True

• False

A radius cannot be applied to round rod.

• True

• False