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| In the term ""ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION,"" the ""GRAPHIC"" refers to: | Written or drawn |
| When making an orthographic drawing, the THICKEST lines should be the: | Visible (object) lines. |
| Hidden edges are indicated by: | Uniform 1/8 " long dashes. |
| What is the advantage of using ""pencil-sight"" sketching technique? | Aids in keeping correct proportion |
| HIDDEN lines should be: | Thin and Dark |
| What is the term for surface quality? | Texture |
| What is the path between two points (straight or curved) called? | Line |
| Surfaces and edges that CANNOT be seen from the outside of the object are identified by: | Hidden lines |
| Which term describes a location in space? | Point |
| Most drawings done with instruments start from: | Sketches provided by engineers or designers. |
| A good sketching technique for drawing a straight line is to focus on the: | End point of the line. |
| What are the materials required for making a sketch? | Pencil and paper |
| The PRECEDENCE OF LINES tells us that if a visible line and a center line coincide (occupy the same position on the drawing), we should: | Draw only the visible line. |
| It is commonly accepted practice that sketches are made with: | Softer leads. |
| How are angles of 30° and 60° sketched? | Subdivide a 90° angle into three parts |
| CENTER lines should be: | Thin |
| What type of sketch is typically used for an object with very little thickness? | Single view |
| What is a flat or non-flat element created from curved lines? | Surface |
| The PRECEDENCE OF LINES tells us that if a visible line and a hidden line coincide (occupy the same position on the drawing), we should: | Draw only the visible line. |
