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The word "orthographic" means
_______________________________________________.
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The sub category of orthographic we have experienced to date
is ______________________.
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There are _______ possible regular orthographic views.
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Objects are ______ dimensional.
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Each orthographic view provides _____ dimensions.
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What are the criteria for the front view? It should
___________________________________.
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Which dimensions are found in the front view?
__________________&_________________.
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Which dimensions are found in the top
view?___________________&__________________.
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Which dimensions are found in the side
view?___________________&_________________.
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What plane do you look through to see the front view? ______
top view? ______ side view?______
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In the US, we use ____ angle projection. Certain countries
use ____ angle projection.
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In orthographic projection, the observer is an ________ from
the object for the rays to be _____.
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Which view is sometimes moved to its alternative position?
__________________________.
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Which dimension is commonly projected to the miter
line?___________ The miter is at____ degrees.
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A flat surface that is parallel to one plane and
perpendicular to the other two is called ___________.
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A flat surface that is perpendicular to one plane is called
an ________ surface and appears _______.
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The ______________ surface is not parallel nor perpendicular
to any view appears in all three views.
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A line that represents a surface parallel to your line of
sight (perpendicular to plane) is an ________.
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A line that is created when an inclined or oblique surface
collide with any surface is an ________ line.
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A line that delineates how far a curved surface is from its
center is called a _________________ line.
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List the precedence of lines: ____________first;
_____________second; then____________ third.
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A curved inside corner where two surfaces meet is called a
_________________.
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Good lettering has stability. What is the meaning of
stability?
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What is the meaning of lettering composition?
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What is lettering uniformity?
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Why is legibility important?
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Which style of lettering do we use, Roman or Gothic?
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What is a serif and do we use them?
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What is the meaning of single stroke lettering?
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Does single stroke lettering mean the entire letter is made
of one stroke?
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What is the usual height of a letter?
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What is the purpose of the Ames Lettering Guide?
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What does it mean that some letters are 6 units wide?
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How wide in units are most letters?
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Which letter is the most narrow in the alphabet?
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Which letter is the wide stand how many units is it?
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How much space is imagined to exist between words? The
width of the letter_________.
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How many units wide are the letters: A, H, R, M, W, K, O,
etc.?
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Do we letter only in uppercase (capital letters) ?
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The pencil for lettering should be ( the same / softer / or
harder) than used for the rest of the drawing?
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When drawing horizontal and vertical lines, tilt the pencil
how many degrees?
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The preferred light source foe engineering graphics should
come from which direction?
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Light should come from the right or left for the right
handed drafter?
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What is considered a straight edge?
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Is the scale to be used as the straight edge?
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A scale with 16 on its end is an example of which type of
scale?
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Explain the difference between full and open divided scales?
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1/2" =1" is what type of scale?
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1/2' =1" is what type of scale?
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A scale with a 50 on its end is an example of which type of
scale?
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A scale marked 1:100 is what type of scale?
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How many millimeters exist in an inch?
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The compass lead should be ____ than the metal needle?
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Which lead is best for construction lines?
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Darken the drawing with which type of lead?
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How thick and dark should object lines be?
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How thick and dark should center lines be?
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How long is the hidden line dash
