ENGR 1182 Exam 1--someone's

If an arc is equal to or greater than ____ degrees, center lines and center marks should be used

180

For any object, no matter which method of tracking you use to create orthogonal views, your final step is to assure that each vertex in every view has at least ____ edges connected to it.

3

blueprints for drawing simple objects

Coded Plans

_______ features appear as a curved edge in one view and a surface in the other 2 views.

Curved

Angled with respect to vertical or horizontal planes(normal planes)

Inclined Planes

Are hidden edges shown in isometric views?

No

When creating an isometric sketch, make sure you show ____ of the surface in question.

Only the visible part

By using multiple ________ ________ we eliminate any misinterpretations that isometric projection allow

Orthogonal Projections

A surface that appears as its true shape in one view and as a line in the other 2 views is a _________ surface where it is perpendicular to the other 2 planes

Principle

Arcs are dimensioned as radii using the ____ symbol, which is shown preceding the dimension value.

R

With the isometric method, the axes are projected onto the paper as if you were looking down______.

The diagonal of a cube

Can inclined surfaces occur in any orientation on an object?

Yes

A(n) ____________________ point is a point whose location you feel certain you can identify on each of the orthogonal views.

anchor

A good choice for a(n) ____ would be an edge whose length, location, and orientation you can easily and confidently find on each of the orthogonal views.

anchor edge

When creating corner views of simple objects, lines are included ____ of surfaces.

at the intersection

What is another name for a corner view when the viewpoint is above the object?

birds eye view

When sketching arcs and circles, use lightly sketched square ________________________ to define the limits of the curved entities.

bounding boxes

____, represented by alternating short and long dashes, cannot be seen on the real object, but they must be included on the drawing to identify where the center of the circular hole is located on the object.

center lines

A numerical value expressed in appropriate units of measure and used to define the size, location, geometric characteristic, or surface texture of a part or part feature is a(n) ____.

dimension

A(n) ____ line, along with its arrowheads, shows the direction and extent of a dimension.

dimension

Circles appear as ____ in isometric sketches.

ellipses

Objects such as engineered parts can usually be fully defined when they are viewed through a set of viewing planes that together form a(n) ____.

glass box

_________________________, which are denoted as equally spaced dashed lines on a drawing, represent the edges of an object or its features that cannot be seen on the real object but would be visible if the object were partially transparent.

hidden lines

The most common curved feature in isometric sketches are ___.

holes

An ___________ surface appears as a edge/line in one view and its characteristic shape in the other 2 views where it is angled with the other 2 principal planes.

inclined

____ are used to direct a dimension, note, or symbol to the intended place on a drawing.

leaders

Any vertex not having three edges connected to it means a(n) ____________________ is missing.

line

Missing ______ can be located by aligning vertices between orthographic views

lines

An ____________ surface appears as its characteristic shape in all 3 views where it is angled with the 3 other principle planes.

oblique

In ____ projection, the image of an object is composed of points projected from individual points on the object onto the viewing plane such that the projection of each point is perpendicular to the viewing plane.

orthogonal

To create an ellipse that represents a circle in an isometric sketch, you first create a square bounding box as before; however, the bounding box will appear as a(n) ___________.

parallelogram

Although there are no defined rules as to which views must be included or excluded in a formal engineering drawing, there is a preferred configuration—the front, top, and ____ views.

right

How many standard or principal views are there?

six

A good rule of thumb to follow when dimensioning is to dimension only to visible or ____ lines.

solid

When drawing lines, the key is to make them as ____________________ as possible.

straight

To determine whether a part of the back edge of a hole is visible in an isometric sketch, you first need to locate ____ of the back hole.

the center

There are six views of an object. Which 3 views are needed to fully describe the object?

top,front,right

A single view of an orthogonal projection cannot fully describe an object true or false?

true

Both centerlines and center marks extend past the edges of the circular feature true or false?

true

Missing lines can be visible, hidden or centerlines

true

Orthogonal and Isometric projections both represent 3D objects in 2D space true or false?

true

When creating an isometric pictorial from a coded plan, remember that the object primarily grows ____.

up from the base.

Missing _______ can be determined by aligning vertices and edges between the 2 given orthographic views

views