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Quiz on Orthographic Views

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

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Class
Date
1.

In the front view of an object, the following dimensions are shown. Mark only one oval.

a)

Height and width

b)

Height and depth

c)

Depth and width

d)

Radii and diameters

2.

What are the three (3) primary orthographic views? Mark only one oval.

a)

Front, top, right

b)

Left, bottom, back

c)

Back, front, bottom

d)

Right, left, front

3.

The order of precedence for coincidence of center, hidden, and object lines are. Mark only one oval.

a)

Hidden lines first, center, then object

b)

Object lines first, hidden then center lines

c)

Object lines first, center then hidden lines

d)

Center lines first, hidden then object lines

4.

The symbol shown represents what type of machined feature: Mark only one oval.

a)

Depth

b)

Countersink

c)

Counterbore or spotface

d)

Chamfer

5.

Which of the following is NOT a placement rule for dimensioning:

a)

Smaller dimensions should be placed nearest the object.

b)

Avoid placing dimensions where dimension line must cross an extension line.

c)

Place dimensions outside of the view geometry.

d)

Place dimensions on a hidden line.

6.

Chain dimensioning is when:

a)

Dimensions all originate from a common X & Y location

b)

Dimensions go from one feature to the next

c)

Dimensions within a table or chart

d)

Dimensions originate from the center

7.

Choose the orthographic views that are representative of the isometric view shown:

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

8.

What is PDM?

a)

Product Data Materials (materials used to gather data)

b)

Produced Data Missing (date when manufactured)

c)

Product Data Management (Systematic organized CADD files)

d)

Primary Data Missing (no manufacturing data)

9.

Type of line used to represent a cutting plane line: Mark only one oval.

a)

visible

b)

center

c)

phantom

d)

break

10.

Choose the appropriate definition for the term: Half Section. Mark only one oval.

a)

Cross section that is rotated within the view

b)

1/4 of the part is removed

c)

Cross section that is placed outside of the view

d)

Cut all the way through

e)

Breakout used to show small detail

11.

Choose the appropriate definition for the term: Revolved Section. Mark only one oval.

a)

Cross section that is rotated within the view

b)

Shows a "three quarters" of the part

c)

Cross section that is placed outside of the view

d)

Shows a part Cut all the way through

e)

Breakout used to show small detail

12.

Choose the appropriate definition for the term: Removed Section. Mark only one oval.

a)

Cross section that is rotated within the view

b)

Shows a "three quarters" of the part

c)

Cross section that is placed outside of the view

d)

Shows a part that is cut all the way through

e)

Breakout used to show small detail

13.

Select all elements of a cutting plane line. Check all that apply.

a)

Section lines

b)

Letters identifying the section

c)

Leaders

d)

Arrows

e)

Phantom line

14.

Which are the three views most common in orthographic drawing?

a)

Front, top and bottom

b)

Front, top, side

c)

Top, side and bottom

d)

Front, back and top

15.

Which are the three views most common in orthographic drawing?

a)

Front, top and bottom

b)

Front, top, side

c)

Top, side and bottom

d)

Front, back and top

16.
Which orthographic projection represents the correct views for the isometric sketch?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
17.

What angle(s) do you use to draw an Isometric drawing?

a)

30/60 degrees

b)

45 degrees

c)

90 degrees

d)

45/45 degrees

18.

What angle(s) do you use to draw an Isometric drawing?

a)

30/60 degrees

b)

45 degrees

c)

90 degrees

d)

45/45 degrees