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Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Identify the line type
Break Line
Center Line
Dimension Line
Hidden Line
Identify the line type
Break Line
Center Line
Dimension Line
Hidden Line
Identify the line type
Break Line
Center Line
Dimension Line
Hidden Line
Identify the line type
Leader
Phantom Line
Dimension Line
Hidden Line
Identify the line type
Leader
Phantom Line
Dimension Line
Hidden Line
Identify the line type
Leader
Phantom Line
Dimension Line
Hidden Line
What is the line weight of the break line?
Thin and Dark
Thin and Light
Thick and Light
Thick and Dark
What is the line weight of the Center Line?
Thin and Dark
Thin and Light
Thick and Light
Thick and Dark
What is the line weight of the Hidden Line?
Thin and Dark
Thin and Light
Thick and Light
Thick and Dark
What is the line weight of the Phantom Line?
Thin and Dark
Thin and Light
Thick and Light
Thick and Dark
What is the line weight of the Visible Line?
Thin and Dark
Thin and Light
Thick and Light
Thick and Dark
What is the line weight of the Construction Line?
Thin and Dark
Thin and Light
Thick and Light
Thick and Dark
What is another name for Visible Line?
Seeing Line
Edge Line
Fill Line
Object Line
What is the purpose of this line type?
To fit long objects on to the paper by omitting part of the drawing.
To show the center of the object.
To identify the distance between two points on the drawing.
To show an edge not visible.
What is the purpose of this line type?
To fit long objects on to the paper by omitting part of the drawing.
To show the center of the object.
To identify the distance between two points on the drawing.
To show an edge not visible.
What is the purpose of this line type?
To fit long objects on to the paper by omitting part of the drawing.
To show the center of the object.
To identify the distance between two points on the drawing.
To show an edge not visible.
What is the purpose of this line type?
To fit long objects on to the paper by omitting part of the drawing.
To show the center of the object.
To identify the distance between two points on the drawing.
To show an edge not visible.
