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WorksheetsDrafting Quiz!
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is drafting?
Drafing is the when you sketch out ideas on paper with a pencil.
Drafting is when you use the wind to help you pass a car in a car race.
Drafing is drawing objects that you want to make exact size and shape using tools.
Drafting is painting a picture of something you wish to make.
There are four main areas of technology listed below. Which one does drafting fall under?
Energy power and transportation.
Communication
Construction
Manufacturing.
There are two types of drafting. What are they?
Oblique drawing and Orthographic projection.
Perspective drawing and Oblique drawing.
Isometric drawing and Pictorial drawing
Orthographic projection and Pictorial drawing.
What is the difference between orthographic projection and pictorial drawings.
Orthographic projections are two dimensional and Pictorial drawings are three dimensional.
Orthographic projections are drawn in views and Pictorial drawings show the entire object in 3D.
Orhtograhic projections are drawn with the idea that you are looking at the drawings at a 90 degree angle and a pictorial drawing can be drawn from any view point.
All of the above.
Drafting drawings are drawn the exact size and shape so that they---
can be made in a factory and all of the pieces fit together for that object.
people can see how it will look.
can be used to show customers their products and convince them to buy the products.
all of the above.
There are three types of pictorial drawings. What are they called?
Oblique, Isometric, and Perspective.
Oblique, Isometric, and Perspective
Oblique, Isometric, and Perspective
all of the above.
An orthographic projection is drawn in views. The most commonly drawn views are
Back side, Left side, and Top side views.
Front side, Right side, and Top side views.
Auxiliary side, Bottom side, and Right side views.
none of the above.
In each view of an orthographic projection it only shows two of the three dimensions. Which dimensions are represented in the front view.
Length and Height
Length and Width
Width and Height
do not choose this answer
An isometric drawing is one type of a Pictorial drawing. They are proportionally correct. The reason for this is
That the length and width lines are at a 30 degree angle to an imaginary horizontal line.
The lines are drawn any direction we want.
The length of lines does not matter as long as it looks right.
There is not such thing as an isometric drawing.
Are letters and numbers considered as a form of communication and used in drafting drawings.
yes
no
