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WGU D469 Objective Assessment Final Exam With
Complete 100 Questions And Correct Answers | 2026/2027
| Graded A+ | Brand New Version
1. The angled dashed line drawn near the midpoint of a door elevation
indicates the _________ side of the door or cabinet door. a. door knob
b. sill
c. astragal
d. hinge
e. closer
d. hinge
2. In drawing elevations, the width of a wall or room is best dimensioned
on the _____________. a. the elevation
b. wall section
c. building section
d. floor plan
e. cabinetry drawings
d. floor plan
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3. Interior elevations can be named ____________________________.
a. by compass direction only
b. to match the exterior elevations
c. in several different ways
d. by room name only
e. according to the designer's whim
c. in several different ways
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5. In drawing elevations, one should draw the outline (profile) of the
elevation with a ___________, as it represents the outermost limits of the
drawing.
a. transparent
b. dark
c. medium
d. light
e. dashed
b. dark
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7. In specialized drawings (such as interior elevations in the kitchen
and bath industry), cabinetry, doors, windows, and other items are
dimensioned primarily in _________ (or metric). a. feet
b. inches
c. modular
d. yards
e. fractions
b. inches
4. When drawing interior elevations of doors, windows, and built-in
cabinetry, such as in a kitchen, bath, or office, ___________ lines
are used to indicate hinge location and door swings. a. light
b. solid, dark
c. jagged
d. dashed
e. curved
d. dashed
8. In elevation drawings, notes describing materials, such as ceramic
tile, are _________ in most cases. a. very detailed
b. generic
WGU D469 Objective Assessment Final Exam With
Complete 100 Questions And Correct Answers | 2026/2027
| Graded A+ | Brand New Version
1. The angled dashed line drawn near the midpoint of a door elevation
indicates the _________ side of the door or cabinet door. a. door knob
b. sill
c. astragal
d. hinge
e. closer
d. hinge
2. In drawing elevations, the width of a wall or room is best dimensioned
on the _____________. a. the elevation
b. wall section
c. building section
d. floor plan
e. cabinetry drawings
d. floor plan
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3. Interior elevations can be named ____________________________.
a. by compass direction only
b. to match the exterior elevations
c. in several different ways
d. by room name only
e. according to the designer's whim
c. in several different ways
,3|Page
5. In drawing elevations, one should draw the outline (profile) of the
elevation with a ___________, as it represents the outermost limits of the
drawing.
a. transparent
b. dark
c. medium
d. light
e. dashed
b. dark
, 3|Page
7. In specialized drawings (such as interior elevations in the kitchen
and bath industry), cabinetry, doors, windows, and other items are
dimensioned primarily in _________ (or metric). a. feet
b. inches
c. modular
d. yards
e. fractions
b. inches
4. When drawing interior elevations of doors, windows, and built-in
cabinetry, such as in a kitchen, bath, or office, ___________ lines
are used to indicate hinge location and door swings. a. light
b. solid, dark
c. jagged
d. dashed
e. curved
d. dashed
8. In elevation drawings, notes describing materials, such as ceramic
tile, are _________ in most cases. a. very detailed
b. generic
