Deck 6: Three-View Drawings

Question 1

A view that might be considered a "special" view is:

A)The front view
B)The top view
C)The right-side view
D)The bottom view

Answer 1

D

Question 2

A feature shown in the top view should be shown directly above its position in the front view.

Answer 2

True

Question 3

Lines shown on the bottom view may be omitted from the top view.

Answer 3

True

Question 4

A break line is used to show where a partial view ends.

Question 5

The view that will show the most descriptive shape of the part is shown as:

A)The top view
B)The front view
C)The right-side view
D)The left-side view

Question 6

The most-commonly-used side view is the left-side view.

Question 7

Most engineering drawings include three views:

A)Top, front, and left-side
B)Top, front, and bottom
C)Front, right-side, and left-side
D)Top, front, and right side

Question 8

A benefit of using a partial view is:

A)Saving drawing time
B)Conserving space that would be required to draw the complete object
C)Permitting a larger scale view to show more detail
D)All of the above are benefits of a partial view

Question 9

A miter line provides for alignment and equal spacing between the views.

Question 10

The top view is positioned:

A)To the right and in line with the front view
B)Directly over and in line with the right-side view
C)Directly over and in line with the front view
D)Wherever space allows