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aabwk4

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Because of its deep threads and holding power, the _____ screw is recommended for use with particleboard
  and hardboard.
 
  a) common
  b) sheet metal
  c) machine
  d) lag

Question 2

Lines on drawings used to indicate an area that has been cut away and shown in a section view are called
  _____
  lines.
 
  a) extension
  b) break
  c) phantom
  d) cutting plane



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d



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