DRAFTING 10 LESSON 1

Which of the following is the act and discipline of composing drawings that visually communicates how something functions or is constructed?

• a. Drafting

• b. Illustrating

• c. Planning

• d. Sketching

Which of the following represents a three-dimensional object using several two-dimensional views of the object?

• a. Auxiliary Drawing

• b. Isometric Drawing     

• c. Orthographic Drawing

• d. Section Drawing

Which of the following is a form of three-dimensional drawing which is set out using 30-degree angles?

• a. Auxiliary Drawing

• b. Isometric Drawing     

• c. Orthographic Drawing

• d. Section Drawing

Which of the following is a type of orthographic projection used to determine the true size and shape of inclined and oblique surfaces of objects?

• a. Auxiliary Drawing

• b. Isometric Drawing     

• c. Orthographic Drawing

• d. Section Drawing

It is an orthographic view that shows the true size and shape of the inclined surface.

• a. Elliptical view

• b. Line

• c. Auxiliary view

• d. Object view

It is a reference line or baseline used when transferring measurements from one of the regular or orthographic views to the auxiliary view.

• a. Auxiliary view

• b. Datum plane

• c. extra

• d. hidden line

It is a kind of auxiliary view projected from the inclined surface found in the side view.

• a. Front & rear Auxiliary view

• b. Front & rear Auxiliary elevation

• c. Left & right auxiliary view

• d. Left & right auxiliary elevation

It is an orthographic view perpendicularly projected from an inclined surface.

• a. Rear Auxiliary view

• b. Auxiliary view

• c. Auxiliary elevation

• d. Front auxiliary view