All of the following terms are two-dimensional except: Pyramid The word chord describes a line segment that

is less than the diameter of the circle. True The across the flats measurement of the hexagon is the same as the diameter of the circle that is the basis for the hexagon. Circumscribed With respect to CAD systems, three-dimensional objects that can be used as basic building blocks are called _____. primitives Choose the orientation that describes the given relationship. Perpedicular = Orientation of the top surface of a cube to the front surface Parallel = Orientation of the top surface of a table to the floor The section derived by slicing a cone with a plane will be either elliptical or circular False The screw thread is defined as a ridge that has the shape of a(n) _____ . helix Each side of a gear tooth is based on the geometric form known as a(n) _____. involute

Multiview drawings are created using the principles of _____ projection. orthographic Any view of an object can scientifically be explained as the projection on a objects features on to a(n) _____. plane In orthographic projection, the projectors are parallel with each other. True

While multiview drawings are often arranged in a certain manner, it does not matter how they are arranged on the paper as long as they are correctly labeled. False There are _____ normal ways to view an object. six Which of the items below are not one of the three predominate terms used to define the three dimensions of an object. length A flat surface is oriented to a plane of projection in one of three ways: perpendicular, parallel, or inclined. True If a surface is perpendicular to a plane of projection, it projects on to that plane as an overview. False When a flat surface transitions into a cylindrical surface, a line is shown at the element of tangency. False Interior rounded corners are called rounds and exterior rounded corners are called fillets. False Of the following, select the one statement that is not a meaning a line in a multiview drawing can have: Tangency element between a curved surface and a flat surface.

The section line and cutting-plane line, from the alphabet of lines, are used exclusively in section view drawings. True Although section lines may be drawn in different patterns for different materials, they should always slope up to the right at 45. False

If a section view has a large area of section lining, the section lines can just be drawn around the edges, which is known as an edge section. False A half section view features a sectional view in combination with a regular view. What type of line should be used to separate these two views? center line The type of section view where the section view is no longer aligned in projection with other views is: removed Which type of section view appears like an overlay directly on the regular view? revolved

What are the six normal views of an object? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Your Answer: 1. Front 2. Top 3. Right side 4. left side

5. rear 6. bottom There is an unlimited number of possible directions for an auxiliary view, depending on the angle of features within an object. True Of the following, which is a common reason to use an auxiliary view? To show the true size and shape on an inclined surface. What term is given to the true angle between two surfaces? Dihedral angle When a drafter projects an auxiliary view from a normal view in such a way as to show the true size and shape of the inclined surface, the projection lines are _____ to the inclined surface. perpendicular If there is not room to show an auxiliary view projected in alignment with a regular view, then: a viewing-plane line can be used. What term is applied to an auxiliary view projected directly from a normal view? primary All views projected from the front view feature the width dimension, so auxiliary views projected from the front view are sometimes referred to as width auxliary views. False To have a view that features the true size and shape of an oblique surface, a(n) _____ auxiliary view must be projected from a primary auxiliary view. secondary

What geometric shape describes the path of a screw thread?

helix

Threads have one purpose, which is helping hold parts together. False Match the term with the definition. Root= The bottom between ridges. Pitch.= Distance from one point of a thread to the same point on the next thread. Minor diameter. = Smallest diameter of a threaded feature. Lead = Distance of advance when a threaded feature turns 360 On industrial prints, which of the following is not a way that screw threads usually appear? True projection Inch screw threads are classified by how precise they are made, with 2 being most common, 1 being more loose, and 3 being more precise. True Even if the drawing or print uses decimal numbers throughout, fractions can still be used in thread notes because these sizes are still commonly expressed that way. True For a thread note that states M24 3, which of the following is false? The minor diameter is 24 mm. What term describes threads that are made so that counterclockwise motion advances the thread instead of the normal clockwise motion? Left hand One key visual clue that a thread is a pipe thread is the taper angle of the major diameter lines. True Dryseal is applied to pipe threads to be leak-proof with the use of sealers. False