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When extension lines or centerlines cross visible object lines, gaps should not be left in the lines.
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1. The drafter should always try to dimension to the profile view of an object when possible.
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Correct Answer: True
2. Dimension lines should not cross extension lines.
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Correct Answer: True
3. When designing mechanical devices, the designer must consider what the allowable variation in size between mating parts can be.
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Correct Answer: True
4. An extension line is a thin, dark, solid line that extends from a point on the drawing to which a dimension refers.
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Correct Answer: True
5. Tolerance issues are primarily a concern in manufacturing rather than in the design and drafting process.
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Correct Answer: False
6. Where the decimal-inch dimension is used, a zero is not used before the decimal point of values less than 1.
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Correct Answer: True
7. The inch is the commonly used unit for most metric engineering drawings.
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Correct Answer: False
8. It is more difficult to manufacture a part designed using two decimal places than the same part using four decimal places.
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Correct Answer: False
9. Longer dimension lines are nearest the object outline.
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Correct Answer: False
10. Avoid dimensioning to hidden lines.
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