ACP Drawing Creation and Annotation 2 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: You need a view that shows the true size of an inclined face that is not parallel to any standard projection plane. Which drawing view type should you create?
- Detail view
- Projected view
- Draft view
- Auxiliary view (Correct answer)
Correct answer: Auxiliary view
An auxiliary view projects perpendicular to a selected edge or line, showing the inclined face at true size.
Question 2: Before you can create a Break Out view on an existing drawing view, what must already exist?
- A detail view boundary on the parent view
- A positional representation in the model
- A closed-profile sketch associated with the parent view (Correct answer)
- A section line drawn across the parent view
Correct answer: A closed-profile sketch associated with the parent view
Break Out uses a closed profile from a sketch associated with the parent view to define the area removed.
Question 3: A long shaft does not fit on the sheet at a usable scale. Which tool shortens the view while dimensions still report the true length?
- Crop
- Slice
- Break Out
- Break (Correct answer)
Correct answer: Break
The Break tool removes a middle portion of the view graphically while keeping dimensions associated to the full model length.
Question 4: Which tool limits the visible boundary of an existing view without removing any material or creating a new view?
- Break Out
- Detail
- Crop (Correct answer)
- Section
Correct answer: Crop
Crop trims the view display to a rectangle or sketched boundary, modifying the existing view rather than creating a new one.
Question 5: When creating a Detail view, which fence shapes can be used to define the boundary?
- Circular only
- Rectangular or polygonal
- Any closed spline only
- Circular or rectangular (Correct answer)
Correct answer: Circular or rectangular
The Detail View dialog lets you choose a circular or rectangular fence shape.
Question 6: You need a zero-depth section through an assembly that cuts only the components you choose, shown inside an existing view. Which tool fits best?
- Section
- Crop
- Break Out
- Slice (Correct answer)
Correct answer: Slice
Slice uses a sketch line on a source view to cut the target view in place, with options such as Slice All Parts.
Question 7: In a Section view of an assembly, how do you stop a standard fastener such as a bolt from being sectioned?
- Suppress the bolt in the base view
- Delete the hatch from the section view
- Set the component's Section participation to None (Correct answer)
- Change the view style to Hidden Line
Correct answer: Set the component's Section participation to None
Component section participation (None, Section, or Slice) controls whether a part is cut in section views.
You need a view that shows the true size of an inclined face that is not parallel to any standard projection plane.
Which drawing view type should you create?