What does a section view show?

• A. A top view
• B. A cut-through view exposing interior features
• C. A projected view
• D. A finish schedule

Answer: (B)

A section view shows what lies inside by cutting through the object to reveal interior features. By imagining a slice and removing part of the object, this view exposes internal walls, cavities, channels, and how parts fit together—things you can’t see from the outside.

A top view looks from above and shows the exterior footprint rather than interior details. A projected view is created by projecting features from another view, not by cutting through the object. A finish schedule lists surface materials and finishes, not interior construction or cross-sections.