Q1-8) How many views are generally used to describe the shape of a part? a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 4 Q1-9) What is the function of dimensions? Q1-10) The letters and numbers along the margins that allow you to specify a location on the drawing is called... a) referencing. b) zoning. c) mapping. d) celling. Q1-11) The area inside the border lines and outside the various blocks is called the... a) drawing area. b) zone c) revision area. d) plot. Q1-12) The scale of a drawing is the ratio of the... a) printed size of the part to its actual size. b) actual size of the part to its printed size. c) the part's size to the sheet size. d) sheet size to the part's size. Q1-13) What scale should a part be drawn in the CAD environment? Q1-14) This block gives information about the drawing such as title, sheet size and scale. a) Revision history block b) Dimension and tolerance block c) Angle of projection block d) Title block e) Note
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