Orthographic Directions Quiz

What should you do first when starting an orthographic drawing?

• Darken the object lines

• Identify what is given and what is needed

• Measure the object's width

• Erase construction lines

1. What is the final step in creating an orthographic drawing?
   

• Darken the object lines

• • Measure the object's depth

• • Shade the missing view

• • Erase the construction lines completely

Which view should you label as the missing one in an orthographic drawing?

• The front view

• The top view

• The side view

• The shaded view

What tool is recommended to ensure straight lines in your drawing?

• Compass

• Protractor

• Ruler

• Eraser

How should construction lines be drawn?

• Dark and thick

• Lightly and thin

• Freehand without tools

• In a random pattern

How do you determine the width of the top view?

• • Guess based on the shaded view

• • Use the isometric drawing's depth

• • Meadsure the front view's width

• • Use the side view's height

What key feature should you identify on the isometric drawing?

• A. Darkened lines

• B. Areas with shading

• C. Points where lines diverge or converge

• D. Parallel lines

When matching points between the isometric and orthographic drawings, you should ______.

• use the isometric drawing's shadow

• measure distances between points

• compare angles between lines

• identify key points and map them

How should you verify the accuracy of your orthographic drawing?

• Check the isometric drawing against the construction lines

• Compare your finished drawing to the isometric drawing

• Ensure the lines are all darkened evenly

• Label all views with the same name

1. When should you darken the object lines?
   
   

• • Before drawing any construction lines

• • Before drawing any construction lines

• Before labeling the views

• • After completing the construction lines