Question $1$

General$-$purpose section lines are typically spaced $\_\_\_\_$ apart.

A$.$

$1/4^2$

B$.$

$3/4^2$

C$.$

$1/8^2$

D$.$

$1/2^2$

Question $2$

A$($n$)\_\_\_\_$ is developed by passing a $$stepped$$ cutting plane through features that do not lie on the same plane.

A$.$

full section

B$.$

revolved section

C$.$

removed section

D$.$

offset section

Question $3$

A$($n$)\_\_\_\_$ is developed by cutting out a portion of a long, uniform object and sliding the ends together.

A$.$

offset section

B$.$

aligned section

C$.$

removed section

D$.$

conventional break

$$Question $4$

To show where an imaginary cut is made through an object to be sectioned$,$ a$($n$)\_\_\_\_$ line is used.

A$.$

cutting$-$plane

B$.$

section

C$.$

phantom

D$.$

object

Question $5$

General$-$purpose section lines are usually drawn at $\_\_\_\_$ angles.

A$.$

$60$

B$.$

$45$

C$.$

$15$

D$.$

$30$

Question $6$

A$($n$)\_\_\_\_$ section is used to describe objects with irregular features by rotating the features that do not intersect the cutting plane into the same plane.

A$.$

broken$-$out

B$.$

removed

C$.$

aligned

D$.$

outline

Question $7$

Sectional views show interior features as object lines rather than hidden lines.

$$True

$$False

$$

$$

Question $8$

A cutting$-$plane line shows the direction of sight for an object being sectioned$.$

$$True

$$False

Question $9$

Sectional views are needed when an object contains complex interior structures.

$$True

$$False

Question $10$

General$-$purpose section lines are typically drawn at $15.$

$$True

$$False

Question $11$

Section lines are drawn to the same weight as object lines.

$$True

$$False

Question $12$

In a half section, one$-$quarter of the object is theoretically removed to show the interior details.

$$True

$$False

Question $13$

Aligned sections are useful for objects with irregular features lying on different planes.

$$True

$$False

Question $14$

A removed section uses an irregular $$break line$$ drawn freehand to identify the sectioned area.

$$True

$$False

Question $15$

The purpose of a sectional view is to show external object features clearly.

$$True

$$False

Question $16$

The theoretical $$cut$$ made through an object used to indicate a section view is known as the cutting$\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.$

Question $17$

$\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_$ sectioning is a method in which section lines are only drawn near the boundary of a large sectioned area.

Question $18$

A$($n$)\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_$section is developed by revolving the cutting plane about an axis to show the cross section of an object.

Question $19$

Sectional views use object lines to show interior features of objects that would normally be described with$\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_$lines$.$