Deck 10: Section Views

Question 1

In a section view, the object is drawn as though a part of it were cut away, exposing the inside surfaces.

Answer 1

True

Question 2

A section in which an imaginary cut has been made all the way through the object is a:

A)Partial section
B)Broken-out section
C)Revolved section
D)Full section

Answer 2

D

Question 3

A removed section is no different than a revolved section.

Answer 3

False

Question 4

Slant lines that are used to show surfaces that have been cut through are called hidden lines.

Question 5

A cutting plane line shows where the imaginary cut is made and the viewing direction that applies to the section view.

Question 6

When the straight-line direction of a cutting plane must be changed, you would use:

A)A revolved section
B)A removed section
C)An offset cutting plane
D)A half section

Question 7

A section that shows both the interior and exterior view in the same view is a:

A)Half section
B)Broken-out section
C)Revolved section
D)Full section

Question 8

To show the true size and shape of the area in the section, a revolved section is rotated:

A)45 degrees on the view
B)90 degrees on the view
C)180 degrees on the view
D)360 degrees on the view

Question 9

Where less than a half section is needed, a:

A)Partial section is used
B)Broken-out section is used
C)Revolved section is used
D)Offset is used

Question 10

In drawing sections of various materials, different patterns of section lines can be used to indicate the type of material.