Which of the following statements is not true regarding auxiliary views?
a. Auxiliary views are drawn to show true size and shape.
b. Never draw a break line coinciding with a visible line or a hidden line.
c. Hidden lines are seldom drawn in auxiliary views.
d. The auxiliary view projected from a secondary auxiliary view is called the trimetric auxiliary view.
e. An auxiliary view projected from the front view shows the depth of the object.
Question 2
A line used for transferring distances is called a:
a. Cutting plane line
b. Construction line
c. Extension line
d. Edge line
e. Reference line
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