Orthographic Views and Projections Quiz

What is the main purpose of orthographic views?

• To represent a 3D object in 2D on a drawing

• To create a 3D model from a 2D drawing

• To enhance the color of a drawing

• To simplify the design process

In third angle projection, where is the right view placed?

• To the left of the front view

• To the right of the front view

• Above the front view

• Below the front view

How is the first angle projection visualized?

• By compressing the box

• By rotating the box

• By tipping the box over

• By unfolding the box

In first angle projection, where is the top view located?

• To the left of the front view

• To the right of the front view

• Below the front view

• Above the front view

What is a key difference between first and third angle projection symbols?

• The color of the symbol

• The size of the symbol

• The direction the cone is facing

• The shape of the symbol

In third angle projection, which direction does the narrow end of the cone point?

• Away from the bottom view

• Away from the top view

• Towards the bottom view

• Towards the top view

In first angle projection, where is the right view placed?

• To the right of the front view

• Below the front view

• To the left of the front view

• Above the front view

What is the symbol for third angle projection?

• A rectangle with a cone pointing away

• A triangle with a cone pointing towards it

• A square with a cone pointing away

• A circle with a cone pointing towards it

What is the symbol for first angle projection?

• A triangle with a cone pointing away from it

• A rectangle with a cone pointing towards it

• A circle with a cone pointing away from it

• A square with a cone pointing towards it

Why is it important to know which angle projection is used?

• To avoid confusion when reading a drawing

• To enhance the drawing's appearance

• To reduce the drawing's size

• To increase the drawing's complexity