Modern Graphics Communications, 1/e
Chapter 5 - MULTIVIEW SKETCHING AND PROJECTIONS

     

  1. Sketch the symbol for third-angle projection.


  2. List the six principal views of projection.


  3. Sketch the top, front, and right-side views of an object of your design having normal, inclined and oblique surfaces.


  4. In a drawing that shows top, front, and right-side view, which two views show depth? Which view shows depth vertically on the sheet? Which view shows depth horizontally on the drawing sheet?


  5. What is the definition of a normal surface? An inclined surface? An oblique surface?


  6. What are three similarities between using a CAD program to create 2-D drawing geometry and sketching on a sheet of paper? What are three differences?


  7. What dimensions are the same between the top and front view: width, height, or depth? Between the front and right side view? Between the top and right-side view?


  8. List two ways of transferring depth between the top and right-side views.


  9. If surface A contained corners 1,2,3,4, and surface B contained corners 3,4,5,6, what is the name of the line where surfaces A and B intersect?


  10. If the top view of an object shows a drilled through hole, how many hidden lines would be necessary in the front view to describe the hole?


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