What is a sectional view in engineering drawing?

CAD II - Engineering Drawing: Sectional Views

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A sectional view is a view that highlights the object's color
A sectional view is a view that shows the object in its entirety
A sectional view is a view from a specific angle
A sectional view in engineering drawing is a view that shows an object as if it has been sliced in half or cut along a specific plane to reveal its internal features.
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Explain the purpose of using sectional views in engineering drawings.
Sectional views are used to hide important information from viewers.
Sectional views are used to show internal details of an object that cannot be seen in a regular view.
Sectional views are used to confuse viewers of the drawings.
Sectional views are used to add unnecessary details to drawings.
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What are the types of sectional views commonly used in engineering drawings?
angled section
dotted section
quarter section
full section, half section, offset section, revolved section
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Describe the difference between a full section and a half section view.
The difference between a full section and a half section view is that a full section view shows the entire object cut in half along a specific plane, while a half section view only shows one quarter of the object cut in half along a specific plane.
A full section view is used for 3D objects, while a half section view is used for 2D objects
A full section view shows the object cut in half along a vertical plane, while a half section view shows it cut along a horizontal plane
A full section view only shows one quarter of the object cut in half along a specific plane, while a half section view shows the entire object cut in half
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
When is a broken-out section used in engineering drawings?
When a rough sketch is needed
When adding unnecessary details
When the drawing is already clear
When a detailed view of a specific part of the drawing is needed.
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How are hatching lines used in sectional views?
Hatching lines are used to indicate the scale of the drawing in sectional views.
Hatching lines are used to show the material of an object in sectional views.
Hatching lines are used to show the temperature of an object in sectional views.
Hatching lines are used to represent electrical components in sectional views.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What is the significance of hidden lines in sectional views?
Hidden lines in sectional views represent the object's weight
Hidden lines in sectional views show features that are not visible in the current view but exist in the object being represented.
Hidden lines in sectional views are used for decorative purposes only
Hidden lines in sectional views indicate the object is transparent
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