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WorksheetsT0904R - SECTION VIEWS
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A(n) ____ is developed by cutting out a portion of a long, uniform object and sliding the ends together.
a)
Aligned Section
b)
Conventional Break
c)
Offset Section
d)
Removed Section
2.
The following drawing uses a(n) ____ section view to show interior details.
a)
Aligned
b)
Half
c)
Removed
d)
Revolved
3.
To show where an imaginary cut is made through an object to be sectioned, a(n) ____ line is used.
a)
cutting-plane
b)
object
c)
phantom
d)
section
4.
A(n) ____ is developed by passing a “stepped” cutting plane through features that do not lie on the same plane.
a)
full section
b)
offset section
c)
removed section
d)
revolved section
5.
Section lines are most commonly placed on a ______ view.
a)
primary
b)
secondary
c)
tertiary
d)
isometric
6.
Section lines are used to show the ______ mass of an object.
a)
non-existant
b)
negative
c)
positive
d)
handlebar moustache
7.
In order to differentiate parts in an assembly section we
a)
place different letters inside each section pattern.
b)
use different angles of section lines.
c)
use different line spacing of section lines.
d)
use different angles and line spacing of section lines
8.
Mr.Meczywor’s beard is
a)
awesome
b)
majestic
c)
awe-inspiring
d)
All of the above (I think it's pretty obvious that this is the answer)
9.
What type of section view is this?
a)
Aligned
b)
Full
c)
Offset
d)
Half
10.
What type of section is this?
a)
Removed
b)
Revolved
c)
Full
d)
Half
11.
What type of section is this?
a)
Broken-Out
b)
Revolved
c)
Conventional Break
d)
Full
12.
What type of section is this?
a)
Removed
b)
Revolved
c)
Offset
d)
Aligned
13.
A view that makes a theoretical cut removing one-quarter of an object.
a)
Half Section
b)
Full Section
c)
Aligned Section
d)
Offset Section
14.
A view used to show features in different planes, developed by stepping the cutting plane through the primary view.
a)
Offset Section
b)
Half Section
c)
Removed Section
d)
Revolved Section
15.
Heavy, dashed line used to show sectional views, indicates an imaginary cut through an object.
a)
Symmetrical
b)
Cutting-plane Line
c)
Section Line
d)
Section View
16.
A view that is used to describe a symmetrical object with an odd number of holes, webs or ribs.
a)
Offset Section
b)
Full Section
c)
Broken-Out Section
d)
Aligned Section
17.
A secondary drawing view showing the interior structure of an object as if it were cut by an imaginary cutting plane.
a)
Section View
b)
Cutting-Plane Line
c)
Section Line
d)
Symmetrical
18.
A view where the view or multiple views are shown elsewhere on the drafting sheet that uses a simplified cutting-plane line and is typically used when a section must be enlarged for better understanding.
a)
Revolved Section
b)
Half Section
c)
Morgan Freeman
d)
Removed Section
19.
Having the same size, shape and relative position on opposite sides of a dividing line or plane.
a)
Section View
b)
Section Line
c)
Offset Section
d)
Symmetrical
20.
A view representing a small portion of an object, in which an irregular break line is used to define the section cut.
a)
Full Section
b)
Half Section
c)
Broken-Out Section
d)
Symmetrical
21.
A view used for an object with a small, uniform cross section and considerable length, where a portion is cut out and the object ends are separated to indicate the sectional shape.
a)
Conventional Break
b)
Broken-Out Section
c)
Aligned Section
d)
Offset Section
22.
Also known as a rotated section, a view used to show the shapes of objects such as spokes and ribs.
a)
Revolved Section
b)
Removed Section
c)
Offset Section
d)
Full Section
23.
A view that makes a theoretical cut through the entire object.
a)
Full Section
b)
Half Section
c)
Aligned Section
d)
Offset Section
24.
A(n) ____ section is used to describe objects with irregular features by rotating the features that do not intersect the cutting plane into the same plane.
a)
Aligned
b)
Broken-Out
c)
Outline
d)
Removed
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