Technical Drawings - REVIEW

Isometric and Orthographic drawings are examples of :________________

• mathematical drawings
• electronic tests
• modeling techniques
• technical sketches

All models are used to do the following:

• define criteria and constraints
• evaluate design solutions
• train designers
• determine trade-offs

A view from a three dimensional perspective is also called...

• Orthographic Projection

• Perspective View

• Isometric View

• Oblique View

What views does an orthographic project have?

• Top - Front - Right Side
• Bottom - Top - Left Side
• Top - Left Side - Right Side
• Top - Back - Bottom

How many views does an orthographic project have?

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

Technical drawings include...

• Labels & Dimensions
• 1 to 1 scale
• Different colors
• none of the above

Isometric drawings are drawn at what angle?

• 30 degrees
• 60 degrees
• 90 degrees
• 15 degrees

An orthographic technical drawing shows an object from a ___________ angle.

• 30 degree

• 60 degree

• 90 degree

• 360 degree

In an orthographic sketch the front view is always shown in the ________________ left.

• Top

• Bottom

• Right

• Center

Which view represents the front view?

• View A

• View B

• View C

• None of the Above