Sectional Views - Fundamentals of Modern Drafting | Biology+

Course

Microbiology

Study Pack

Set 1: Introduction to Contemporary Drafting

Set 2: Drafting Equipment and Supplies

Set 3: Sketching and Lettering

Set 4: Introduction to Computer-Aided Drafting Systems

Set 5: Drafting Room Design Teams

Set 6: Drafting Conventions and Formats

Set 7: Geometric Construction

Set 8: Multiview Drawings

Set 9: Dimensioning Conventions and Surface Finishes

Set 10: Tolerancing and Geometric Tolerancing

Set 11: Sectional Views

Set 12: Auxiliary Views and Revolutions

Set 13: Descriptive Geometry

Set 14: Development Drawings

Set 15: Pictorial Drawings

Set 16: Fasteners

Set 17: Green Design in Industry

Set 18: Working Drawings

Set 19: Welding Drawings

Set 20: Gears and Cams

Set 21: Piping Drawings

Set 22: Electronics Drafting

Set 23: Tool Design Drafting

Set 24: Architectural Drafting

Set 11 Sectional Views

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Set 11 Sectional Views

(Multiple Choice)

Free

Sections are often _____ to be drawn at a different scale or to dimension some portion in detail.

A) removed
B) revolved
C) reduced
D) offset

Answer

(Multiple Choice)

Free

In architectural drawings, a full-section top view is called a _____ view

A) vertical
B) sectional
C) profile
D) plan

Answer

(True False)

Free

Materials that are too thin to section with crosshatching are sectioned as outlined shapes without any type of fill.

Answer