Exam 3: Notes and Specifications

The mechanical drawing sheet identified by the letter ____ is 34" by 44".

A(n) ____ is lettered information (in capital letters) concerning the details of construction.

To provide additional information on a print, ____ are used.

A(n) ____________________ explains, specifies, or refers to the material and/or process needed to make the part.

The mechanical drawing sheet identified by the letter ____ is 8 1/2" by 11".

To conserve space on the print, and to save time in preparing the drawing, a note is often shown as a(n) ____.

When a note applies to a particular part on an object, it is called a(n) ____ note.

The mechanical drawing sheet identified by the letter ____ is 22" by 34".

A(n) ____________________ note applies to the drawing as a whole and is placed in an open space away from the views so that it can be seen readily.

When a note specifies the material required, the welding process to be used, the type and size of electrode, and/or the kind and size of welding rod, it is called a ____.

When specifying materials, the word "specification" is always used.

When many specifications are required, they are included on a separate sheet and referenced to the drawing.

An explanatory note is placed near one of the views representing the part.

The mechanical drawing sheet identified by the letter ____________________ is 11" by 22".

Specifications are often located near the views to which they refer.

The mechanical drawing sheet identified by the letter ____ is 11" by 17".

A(n) ____ indicates the exact point of reference.

When a specification is general and applies to all or several views, it may be placed within a ruled space called a(n) ____________________ block.

In many cases, it is not possible to give all the information needed on a print by the combined use of lines and dimensions.

When a specification is placed within a title block, it is usually denoted as such by prefacing the information with the word "____________________."