Introduction to Engineering

Dimensioning, Alternate Views, Holes, and Tolerances Quiz

Name:_____________________________ Date:_____________ Hour:________

Place the letter of the description that best fits the term in the space provided. (+1 each)
1)________ ANSI A Used to show a close-up view of features that are
too small to adequately specify in another view.
2)________ Section View B The maximum and minimum sizes shown by the
tolerance dimension.
3)________ Auxiliary View C Used to show features that are located on an inclined
surface in true size and shape.
4)________ Detail View D An acceptable amount of dimensional variation that
will still allow an object to function.
5)________ Tolerance E This institute creates the engineering standards for
North America.
6)________ Limits F The target dimension from which the limits are
calculated.
7)________ Specified Dimension G Used to show inside details not apparent on the
exterior of the part.
8)________ Allowance H The minimum clearance or maximum interference
between parts.
Name the type of Linear Dimensioning pictured below. (+1 each)






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Name each of the following below. (+1 each)











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Name the two types of Dimensioning METHODS pictured below. (+1 each)







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Match each Figure with the correct Section. (+1 each)
Figure 1






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Figure 3







16. Full Section ___________________

17. Offset Section ___________________

18. Half Section ___________________
Match the number with each vocabulary word. (+1 each)
19. Through Hole ________
20. Clearance Hole ________
21. Blind Hole ________
22. Countersink ________
23. Counterbore ________



Define Each Symbol (+1 each)
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26. __________________________ 27. _________________________

Name the type of Tolerance, What is the Dimensional Variation (DV), and What are the
Maximum and Minimum Values of the dimensions. (+4 each)

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Define what fit is shown. (+1 each)







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