The development of a cylinder looks like a:

The development of a cone looks like a: 

Which method is used to develop a prism?

Which solid has no exact development in practical drawing?

What is a frustum?

 Why do we develop surfaces? 

Which method is used to develop a cone or pyramid? 

The length of an arc in the cone development depends on: 

 A transition piece from square to round duct is developed using:

When hatching two adjacent parts, the angle of hatching lines is changed to avoid:

 Which of the following features should usually NOT be hatched in a sectional view? 

If dimensioning is done within a hatched area, how should hatching be modified? 

Hatching for multiple materials in an assembly drawing should:

 The most common angle used for hatching lines is: 

 For thin sections like sheet metal, the hatching lines should be:

 Hatching lines should never intersect with: 

If two adjacent parts use the same material, how should hatching be applied? 

Which standard governs hatching conventions in engineering drawings? 

 In complex assemblies, hatching may be omitted to:

 An offset section is used when:

 The true shape of a section can be obtained by projecting onto a plane:

Half sections are primarily useful for: 

 Which section is used to represent the interior along with the exterior in the same view? 

Which section is placed at a distance away from the view? 

Which type of sectional view involves cutting the object and revolving the portion 90°?