WorksheetsUnderstanding Orthographic Projections
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 16mins
Hey there, future architects! Aria, David, and Grace are curious about a fascinating topic in design. Can you help them out? What are orthographics also called?
Engineering views
Plan views
Both A and B
None of the above
Hey there, future engineers! Have you ever wondered what the magic of orthographics is in the world of engineering? Let’s dive in!
To convey information to manufacturing
To create artistic representations
To simplify complex shapes
To enhance visual appeal
Hey there, aspiring architects! 🌟 What views do you think are typically included in an orthographic diagram? Is it just one, or do we get to see the whole picture? 🤔
Top view
Side view
Front view
All of the above
Hey Priya and Jackson! Let's dive into the world of orthographics! Can you tell me what are the two available projection systems for orthographics?
First angle and third angle
Top and side
Front and back
None of the above
Hey there, aspiring engineers! Imagine you're in a design class with your friends Scarlett, William, and Elijah. In first angle projection, where do you think the view is placed?
In the direction of the view arrows
Opposite direction of the view arrows
At random
None of the above
Hey there, aspiring engineers! In the world of third angle projection, can you tell us where the view is placed? Let's see if you can help Nora, Oliver, and Emma figure this out!
In the direction of the view arrows
Opposite direction of the view arrows
At random
None of the above
Pick the front view below
Pick the right side view below
Select the top view from the choices below
Hidden lines should be shown in the orthographic views (front, right, top)...
Sometimes
Always
Once in a while
Never
What is an orthographic projection?
Perpendicular view
2 dimensional representation of a 3 dimensional object
A multiview drawing
An isometric drawing
A one point perspective drawing
What makes up the front view?
Height and depth
Length and height
Width and depth
Height and width
This picture shows an illustration of a _________drawing.
Orthographic
Isometric
Oblique
Pictorial
What are the three typical orthographic views of a drawing?
Top, Front, and Left Side
Top, Bottom, and Left Side
Front, Top, and Right Side
Front, Right Sides, and Bottom
Which is the correct front view of the figure provided?
Which is the correct right side view of the figure provided?
What are the three types of Pictorial drawings?
Isometric, Oblique and Perspective
2D, 3D and 4D
Length, depth and Height
Isometric
Isometric Drawings are typically drawn at an angle of ____________.
45/60 degrees
90/30 degrees
30/60 degrees
90/45 degrees
The angles used to drawn an oblique drawing are_______, _______, _______.
30 degrees, 45 degrees and 60 degrees
45 degrees, 90 degrees and 135 degrees
30 degrees, 60 degrees and 90 degrees
30 degrees, 60 degrees and 120 degrees
What are the types of oblique projections?
Cavalier and perspective
30 degrees and 45 degrees
Cabinet and perspective
Cabinet and cavalier
The depth of a figure is drawn _________ size when using cavalier projection.
Half
Any
Full
Third
