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REVISION- PT-2- NOVEMBER

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Name the projection with multiple views.

a)

ORTHOGRAPHIC

b)

ISOMETRIC

c)

OBLIQUE

d)

PERSPECTIVE

2.

Which is the included angle of a regular hexagon?

a)

30 0

b)

600

c)

1200

d)

900

3.

Name the solid with apex.

a)

CONE

b)

SPHERE

c)

SQUARE PRISM

d)

TRIANGULAR PRISM

4.

Name the type of line which is used for dimensioning.

a)

THIN CONTINUOUS LINE

b)

DASHED LINE

c)

WAVY LINE

d)

THICK LINE

5.

WHICH TYPE OF LINE IS THICK AND CONTINUOUS

a)

EXTENSION LINE

b)

DIMENSION LINE

c)

OBJECT LINE

d)

AXIS LINE

6.

In orthographic projection, which quadrant is not used for the method of projection?

a)

first

b)

second

c)

third

d)

none of the given

7.

Section lines are generally inclined at an angle of

a)

600

b)

300

c)

450

d)

900

8.

Sections planes are -________planes.

a)

parallel

b)

inclined

c)

perpendicular

d)

none of the others

9.

What is the name of the line that indicates the center of a circle?

a)

HIDDEN LINE

b)

OBJECT LINE

c)

DIMENSION LINE

d)

CENTER LINE

10.

When a section plane is perpendicular to both the planes , its true shape can be seen in

a)

sectional front view

b)

sectional side view

c)

sectional top view

d)

true shape of the section

11.

What are the key differences between elevation drawings and floor plans?

a)

Elevation drawings show the vertical appearance of a building, while floor plans show the horizontal layout of a building.

b)

Elevation drawings display the building from a bird's eye view, while floor plans display the building from a worm's eye view.

c)

Elevation drawings focus on the furniture placement, while floor plans focus on the structural details.

d)

Elevation drawings show the color scheme of a building, while floor plans show the landscaping details.

12.
A plan view is
a)
Looking over the top of a drawing
b)
Looking underneath of a drawing
c)
Looking at the side of a drawing
13.

The drawing shown below is an example of what type of drawing?

a)

Orthographic

b)

P&ID

c)

Cutaway

d)

Isometric

14.

________is a means of representing a three-dimensional object in two dimensions.

a)

Projection

b)

Orthographic Project

c)

Isometric Project

d)

2D drawing

15.

Is the drawing shown orthographic projection or isometric projection?

a)

Orthographic

b)

Isometric

16.

Is the drawing shown orthographic projection or isometric projection?

a)

Orthographic

b)

Isometric

c)

Both

17.

Isometric projections presents a single view of the component commonly from above and at a 30 degree angle.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

What does a pictorial projection aim to show simultaneously?

a)

Height, width, and depth

b)

Width and depth

c)

Height and width

19.

What makes up the front view?

a)

Height and depth

b)

Width and depth

c)

Length and height

d)

Height and width

20.

What makes up the top view?

a)

Width and height

b)

Height and length

c)

Width and depth

d)

Depth and height

21.

What is an orthographic projection?

a)

Perpendicular view

b)

2 dimensional representation of a 3 dimensional object

c)

An isometric drawing

d)

A one point perspective drawing

e)

A multiview drawing

22.

Which of the following options matches the top of this object?

a)
b)
23.

Which of the following options matches the top of this object?

a)
b)
24.

Which orthographic view is the arrow pointing to? Be sure to pay close attention to the direction of the arrow.

a)
b)
c)
d)
25.

Which orthographic view is the arrow pointing to? Be sure to pay close attention to the direction of the arrow.

a)
b)
c)
d)
26.

What is the purpose of a section view in technical drawings?

a)

To illustrate the color scheme of a design

b)

To provide a top-down view of an object

c)

To show the internal features of an object

27.

Which type of projection is commonly used for architectural drawings?

a)

Oblique

b)

Isometric

c)

Orthographic

d)

Perspective