Print Reading Unit 6

A(n) _____ view is a type of section view that is not aligned in projection with the other views.

• removed

• revolved

• broken-out

  
  

• offset

Although section lines may be drawn in different patterns for different materials, they should always slope up to the right at 45°.

• True

• False

An edge section is a section view with a large area to be sectioned, and the section lines are just drawn around the edges.

• True

• False

Of the following, which is not a type of section view featured in this unit?

• Full

• Half

• Quarter

• Offset

A conventional practice is another name for a standard.

• True

• False

A cylindrical object with an odd number of features is best described with a(n) ____ section.

• Offset

• Removed

• Revolved

• Aligned

A revolved section is typically drawn for a feature such as a wheel spoke.

• True

• False

A section view is created by passing an imaginary plane through an object and removing the part nearest to the observer.

• True

• False

A type of section wherein the section view is located out of projection with the other views is a(n) ____ section.

• 
  aligned

• 
  offset

• partial

• removed

A(n) ____ section is created when a small portion of a part is exposed to show the interior construction.

• half

• aligned

• full

• broken-out