grad11Quiz

What is a point in space?

• A path between two points

• A beginning of geometric figures

• A geometric figure with one dimension

• A location with width, height, and depth

What are lines that never meet or cross called?

• Parallel lines

• Intersecting lines

• Curved lines

• Perpendicular lines

How can you draw parallel lines using a compass and straight edge?

• Draw a line AB and locate point P on it, then draw line EP ⊥ AB

• Draw a line AB and locate point P anywhere but not on AB, then draw a line PE ⊥ AB

• Draw a line AB at any angle and open the compass to radius = CD

• Draw a line AB and locate point E near A and point F near B on line AB

What is the method used to construct angles based on mathematical solutions and trigonometry?

• Sine Method

• Tangent Method

• Chord Method

• Triangle Method

What is a polygon?

• A figure with only one dimension

• A plane with a boundary defined by three or more straight sides

• A geometric figure with curved sides

• A three-dimensional shape

How can you construct a regular hexagon?

• Draw a line AB and locate point T on it, then draw perpendiculars to lines AN and BM at points A and B

• Draw diameters AB and CD intersecting at O, then draw a circle with OB as radius

• Draw two given circles with radii R1 and R2 and centers O and O′ respectively, then draw the tangents

• Draw a circle with AB as a diameter and connect the points

What is an ellipse?

• A three-dimensional shape

• The locus of all coplanar points

• A geometric figure with only one dimension

• A figure with curved sides

What is the purpose of multi-view drawings?

• To accurately develop plane geometric shapes

• To show several faces of an object at once

• To construct different types of geometrical figures

• To apply methods and rules of construction for different types of geometrical shapes

What are the two broadly classified projection methods for multi-view drawings?

• Perspective and axonometric projection

• Orthographic and oblique projection

• Linear and aerial perspective

• Central and parallel projection

Where is the object placed in the first angle projection method?

• On the projection plane

• Behind the projection plane

• Between the observer and the projection plane

• In front of the observer