Which of the following sections shows only part of an object broken away to expose the inside? 

Which view is projected on a plane inclined to the principal plane of projection? 

 Which sectioning technique shows interior features of complex, asymmetrical objects? 

 A revolved section is placed:

 The cutting plane line is usually represented by a:

 Which view gives both interior and exterior detail in one projection? 

Which material is commonly shown with cross-hatching in both directions (crisscross)?

 Which of the following lines is NOT used in sectional views?

 What does a zigzag line across a section usually represent? 

 The development of a cone results in a shape called a:

 What is the first step in surface development of solids? 

 Which of these can be developed using the parallel line method?

 Triangulation development is mostly used for:

 A development is the:

When developing a solid, true lengths of slant edges are required in:

 Which development method gives accurate results for a pyramid?

For an oblique cone with elliptical base, which method is recommended for development? 

In the case of intersecting solids (pipe through cylinder), the intersection curve is: 

 The lateral surface of a frustum of a cone will be:

Why is hatching avoided in ribs and webs (when sectioned longitudinally)?

What angle is most commonly used for hatching lines in section views? 

When two adjacent parts are made of the same material, how should hatching be applied?

Which technique improves readability in large hatched areas?

What is the standard line type for a cutting plane? 

 In which case is hatching completely omitted?