DAT PAT Practice Questions - Dental Admission Test - Perceptual Ability Test Exam

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In the DAT PAT Apertures subtest, a common trap is choosing an aperture that matches the object's front view but is the wrong SIZE relative to the object. Which principle helps you avoid this trap?

The aperture is always larger than the object's cross-section to allow clearance The aperture must match the object's cross-section exactly — no larger, no smaller The aperture can be any size as long as the shape is correct The aperture is always smaller than the object to create a tight fit

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The aperture must match the object's cross-section exactly — no larger, no smaller

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