What are the two kinds of drawings discussed?

• Orthographic and Isometric drawings

• Perspective and Shaded drawings

• Freehand and Technical drawings

• Detailed and Schematic drawings

Orthographic drawings are also known as?

• Two-view drawings

• Single-view drawings

• Multi-view drawings

• Three-view drawings

What views are included in an orthographic drawing?

• Side, Isometric, and Top views

• Front, Rear, and Side views

• Top, Side, and Front views

• Top, Bottom, and Side views

In an orthographic drawing, if one side of a square box has three stripes and the other has two, what should be done?

• Only draw the side with three stripes

• Draw both sides to show the difference

• Draw an additional view to highlight the stripes

• Ignore the stripes as they are not important

How should the views be aligned in an orthographic drawing?

• In a straight horizontal line

• In a vertical stack

• In an L-shape alignment

• Scattered as per convenience

What is the purpose of aligning views in an orthographic drawing?

• To follow traditional drawing methods

• To ensure dimensions match up between views

• To make the drawing look neat

• To save space on the paper

What are the only three lines used in an isometric drawing?

• Horizontal, Vertical, and Diagonal

• Vertical, Horizontal, and Curved

• Vertical, Diagonal left, and Diagonal right

• Horizontal, Diagonal up, and Diagonal down

What view does an isometric drawing resemble?

• A top-down view

• A side view

• A 3D view

• A 2D view

In an isometric drawing of a box, how are the stripes represented?

• Only on the top side

• On all sides equally

• On the left and right sides

• They are not included in isometric drawings

Why is it necessary to draw both the side and front views in an orthographic drawing, even if they appear the same?

• To identify any hidden details

• To confirm the dimensions are consistent

• All of the above

• Because it is a standard drawing convention