1. The drawings that contain all of the information necessary to make a part are called

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a. civil drawings
b. detail drawings
c assembly drawings
d. structural drawings

2. The type of drawing that depicts the weldment that must be fabricated and the pieces to be joined by welding is the
a. section view
b. isometric view
c. assembly drawing
d. welding detail drawing

3. In welding detail drawings, welding symbols are used to show how the pieces are to be
a. cut
b. joined
c aligned
d. machined

4. The main purpose of an assembly drawing is to show how the parts are
a. to be used
b. to be cut
C. going to appear in three dimensions
d. put together in relation to one another

5. A thin, solid line with zigzags is called a(n)
a. object line
b. leader line
c. dimension line
d. long break line

6. The twwo basic methods for dimensioning a part on a welding drawing are baseline and
a. conventional dimensioning
b. reference dimensioning
c. ordinate dimensioning
d. linear dimensioning

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Here are the answers to the questions you've provided:

1. The drawings that contain all of the information necessary to make a part are called
   b. detail drawings

2. The type of drawing that depicts the weldment that must be fabricated and the pieces to be joined by welding is the
   d. welding detail drawing

3. In welding detail drawings, welding symbols are used to show how the pieces are to be
   b. joined

4. The main purpose of an assembly drawing is to show how the parts are
   d. put together in relation to one another

5. A thin, solid line with zigzags is called a(n)
   d. long break line

6. The two basic methods for dimensioning a part on a welding drawing are baseline and
   c. ordinate dimensioning