EPP 4

1.Which of the following best describes an isometric drawing?

• A) A two-dimensional representation of a three-dimensional object.
• B) A drawing that represents three dimensions on a flat surface using parallel lines.
• C) A type of perspective drawing that shows vanishing points.
• D) An outline drawing that only includes the external shape of an object.

2. In an isometric drawing, how are the axes typically oriented?

• ) All axes are vertical.
• B) The axes are at 45-degree angles from the horizontal.
• C) The axes are spaced at 120 degrees from each other.
• D) The vertical axis is longer than the horizontal axes.

3.Which of the following features is NOT characteristic of isometric drawings?

• A) All dimensions are scaled equally.
• B) Circles are represented as ellipses.
• C) Depth is represented by slanting the lines at 30 degrees.
• D) Isometric drawings can only represent simple geometric shapes.

4.Isometric drawings represent three-dimensional objects in two dimensions without distortion.

• TRUE
• FALSE

In isometric drawing, the angles between the axes are always 90 degrees.

• TRUE
• False