Deck 8: Sections and Detail

Question 1

A large scale may be all that is needed to show the necessary details.

Answer 1

True

Question 2

It is possible to show all the details of construction on foundation plans, floor plans, and building elevation.

Answer 2

False

Question 3

Sections and details that refer to a specific location in the building do not include a reference that indicates where the section or detail came from.

Answer 3

False

Question 4

Many details are best shown by combining elevations and sections or by using ____ drawings.

A) oblique
B) inverted
C) isometric
D) orthographic

Question 5

To show how individual pieces fit together, it is necessary to use larger-scale drawings and section views. These drawings are referred to as sections and ____.

A) details
B) zooms
C) pans
D) magnifications

Question 6

A(n) ____ section is taken from an imaginary cut across the width of the building.

A) transverse
B) longitudinal
C) perpendicular
D) oblique

Question 7

The accompanying figure shows a ____ section.

A) specific
B) commercial
C) transverse
D) longitudinal

Question 8

The accompanying figure shows a(n) ____ section.

A) longitudinal
B) transverse
C) cross
D) oblique

Question 9

A full section taken from a lengthwise cut through the building is called a ____ section.

A) cross
B) transverse
C) wall
D) longitudinal

Question 10

Full sections and wall sections normally have ____.

A) many dimensions
B) few notes
C) notes without leaders
D) only a few dimensions

Question 11

Nearly all sets of drawings include, at least, a typical wall section.

Question 12

Section views are used to show ____.

A) a duplicate of normal plans
B) special construction
C) ordinary construction shown on normal elevations
D) walls only

Question 13

The most common examples of a large scale showing the necessary details can be found on ____ installation drawings.

A) cabinet
B) door
C) window
D) plumbing

Question 14

Nearly all sets of drawings include, at least, a typical ____ section.

A) cabinet
B) kitchen
C) wall
D) door

Question 15

Section drawings are included as necessary to explain special features of construction.

Question 16

When frame construction was first developed, horizontal or diagonal boards were applied as sheathing.

Question 17

Transverse sections are sometimes called ____ sections.

A) wall
B) cross
C) parallel
D) oblique

Question 18

The accompanying figure shows a(n) ____ section.

A) isometric
B) oblique
C) transverse
D) longitudinal

Question 19

The ____ is the construction at the roof eaves.

A) cornice
B) header
C) slab
D) frame

Question 20

A Longitudinal section is taken from an imaginary cut across the width of the building.

Question 21

Sections and details that refer to a specific location in the building ____.

A) are not referenced
B) include a reference that indicate where they came from
C) are not common
D) are known as typical sections

Question 22

Whenever wall construction varies from the typical wall section, another _________ should be included.

A) Scale
B) Elevation
C) Wall covering
D) Wall section

Question 23

Many details are best shown combining elevations and sections or by using ___________.

A) Isometric drawings
B) cutting plane lines
C) Arrow indicators
D) Installation drawings

Question 24

Larger scale drawings have a ____ line to show exactly where the section cut or detail is taken from.

A) leader
B) center
C) dimension
D) cutting-plane