Deck 24: Details, Sections, and Exploded View Drawings

Question 1

Orthographic projections represent a three-dimensional rendering of the project.

Answer 1

False

Question 2

The type of detail drawing that shows individual parts separated from the assembly and connected with centerlines to show how the parts go together is called the

A) full section.
B) removed section.
C) exploded view.
D) offset section.

Answer 2

C

Question 3

____ projections represent a three-dimensional view of the object, but views are distorted.

A) Isometric
B) Single line
C) Orthographic
D) Engineered

Answer 3

A

Question 4

____ use larger scales to show precise features of construction items.

A) Isometric drawings
B) Exploded views
C) Engineered drawings
D) Detail drawings

Question 5

Exploded views show the order of assembly of the parts of a complete product.

Question 6

A type of detail drawing used to show the interior details of a job component is a

A) single line drawing.
B) isometric drawing.
C) cutting plane.
D) section view.

Question 7

Isometric projections show only one side of an object in each view.

Question 8

Cross-hatching in a section view drawing shows

A) open space between the cut surfaces within the drawing.
B) the cut surface with different patterns used for different parts/materials in the cross-section.
C) the method by which the section was cut.
D) none of the above.

Question 9

Exploded views can be used to determine dimensions of individual parts of an assembled product.

Question 10

The arrows on a cutting plane indicate the direction a person is looking.