Intro to Orthographic Projection

What is orthographic projection primarily used for?

• Creating 3D models

• Representing 3D objects in 2D

• Designing software

• Writing code

In orthographic projection, the object is viewed from multiple angles. Which of the following is NOT a typical view?

• Front

• Top

• Side

• Diagonal

What are orthographic projections compared to?

• Taking photos of a building block from different sides

• Drawing a single view of an object

• Creating a 3D model

• Painting a landscape

Orthographic projections are used to _________.

• create 3D models

• understand different views

• paint pictures

• write stories

What is the purpose of taking a 'front selfie,' 'side selfie,' and 'top selfie' of an object?

• To show all sides

• To make it look bigger

• To change its color

• To hide details

When looking at a toy box in the store, why is it important to see all sides?

• To know what you're getting

• To see the price

• To find the brand

• To check the weight

What is the purpose of drawings that show the real size of things?

• To confuse people

• To show the real size without tricks

• To make things look bigger

• To hide details

When drawing a map of your bedroom, you want to know the exact size of everything. This helps in ________.

• Making things look smaller

• Knowing the exact size of everything

• Ignoring details

• Making things colorful

Why is it easier to understand shapes when you see them flat-on?

• Because they are colorful

• Because you can see all parts clearly

• Because they are smaller

• Because they are 3D.

When you flatten out a cardboard box, you can see all its parts ______.