Applying AutoCAD © 2007

Chapter 30: Tolerancing


1.		A(n) specifies the largest variation allowable for a given dimension.



2.		The system by which engineers and drafters define tolerances for the location of features of a part is known as dimensioning and tolerancing.



3.		tolerances show a single tolerance value preceded by a plus/minus symbol.



4.		When the upper tolerance value is different from the lower tolerance value, use tolerancing to specify both values.



5.		The method of tolerancing that shows only the maximum and minimum values for the measurement is tolerancing.



6.		A(n) dimension is one to which allowances and tolerances are added to obtain limits.



7.		Feature control are used to hold geometric characteristic symbols.



8.		A feature control that is not associated with a specific dimension and refers to a surface specification regardless of feature size is known as a(n) control.



9.		The command is used to insert geometric characteristic symbols into a drawing.



10.		The Condition symbol specifies that a feature is at its maximum size. (two words)