Fundamentals Of Solid Modeling And Graphics Communication 7th Edition By Gary – Test Bank

Chapter 10 Problems: Engineering Drawings from Part & A KEY

 

1. The selection of the front view in executing a multiview drawing of an object is dependent upon which of the following factors?
2. The size and shape of the object and their relationship to all views
3. The number of principal views required and the related auxiliary views needed to describe the object
4. The greatest contour shape, the related dashed lines, and the position of use
5. The most features or characteristics of the object

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Chapter: 10 Engineering Drawings from Part
Section: 10.06 The Six Principal Views

 

2. All of the following statements about multiview drawings are true, except

 

1. each view is a 3D pictorial image.
2. based on orthographic projection.
3. at least two views of the object.
4. views are defined by planes of projection.

 

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Chapter: 10 Engineering Drawings from Part
Section: 10.05 Multiview Projection Planes

 

3. Which type of projection does not have the projection rays parallel to each other?

 

1. Axonometric projection
2. Oblique projection
3. Orthographic projection
4. Perspective projection

 

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Chapter: 10 Engineering Drawings from Part
Section: 10.04 Projection Theory

 

4. In orthographic projection, visual rays or lines of sight for a given view are _____________ to each other.
5. perpendicular
6. oblique
7. normal
8. parallel

 

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Chapter: 10 Engineering Drawings from Part
Section: 10.04 Projection Theory

 

5. Inclined planes in a three-view drawing will appear as

1. two surfaces and one edge.
2. two edges and one surface.
3. three edges.
4. foreshortened in each view.

 

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Chapter: 10 Engineering Drawings from Part
Section: 10.09 Fundamental Views of Edges and Planes for Visualization

 

6. Normal planes in a three-view drawing will appear as

1. one surface and two edges.
2. three surfaces.
3. one edge and two surfaces.
4. three edges.

 

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Chapter: 10 Engineering Drawings from Part
Section: 10.09 Fundamental Views of Edges and Planes for Visualization

 

7. What are the three principal planes in orthographic projection?
8. Front, top, profile
9. Back, top, profile
10. Top, front, right side
11. Frontal, horizontal, profile

 

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Chapter: 10 Engineering Drawings from Part
Section: 10.09 Fundamental Views of Edges and Planes for Visualization

 

8. An asymmetric object is usually described by how many views?

 

1. 6
2. 3
3. 4
4. 2

 

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Chapter: 10 Engineering Drawings from Part
Section: 10.07 Multiview Sketches

 

9. Oblique planes in a three-view drawing will appear as

 

1. two surfaces and one edge.
2. three surfaces.
3. two edges and one surface.
4. three edges.

 

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Chapter: 10 Engineering Drawings from Part
Section: 10.09 Fundamental Views of Edges and Planes for Visualization

 

10. An axially symmetric object, such as one turned on a lathe, normally can be shown in _________ view(s).

 

1. one
2. two
3. three
4. four

 

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Chapter: 10 Engineering Drawings from Part
Section: 10.10 Multiview Representations for Sketches