Exam 5: Reading Multiviews

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_________________________ projection is commonly used in the United States to create multiview drawings.

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Fillets are slightly rounded outside curves at corners.

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A print in which an object can adequately be communicated by using only a single view is called a ____.

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When is a partial view used, and what type of line is generally associated with the portion of the view that is omitted?

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Orthographic projection is used to change physical objects and three-dimensional ideas into ________________________________________.

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When the surface of an object is ____ the plane of projection, the surface appears in its true size and shape on the plane of projection.

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It is preferable for the removed view to be on the same sheet from where the view was taken, but what do you see if the removed view must be on another sheet?

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The height of an object shown in a multiview print is common between ____.

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A view with the most contours is one of the functions of a partial view.

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The multiview method represents ____.

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When a drawing has multiple sheets, the first sheet has the complete title block and other sheet blocks, including the angle of projection block and dimensioning and tolerance block. Additional sheets can have same set of blocks, or they can have a continuation sheet title block. Describe the continuation sheet title block

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The front view is usually the most important view.

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A pictorial view shows three sides of an object.

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Normally, a single part in an assembly is drawn alone on one sheet without any portion of the assembly shown. In some applications, it is necessary to show a part or parts that are next to the part being detailed. This is the related part method. Describe the related part method.

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