Practice Test: Question Set - 02
1. In which method non isometric lines are suited for isometric view of an object consisting of number of planes at different angles?
- (A) Box method
- (B) Offset
method
- (C) Arc method
- (D) Projection
method
2. In perspective projection, the horizontal plane where the object is assumed to be situated is known as?
- (A) Horizontal
plane
- (B) Picture
plane
- (C) Ground plane
- (D) Auxiliary
grand plane
3. The point at which parallel lines appear to converge together in perspective view is called?
- (A) Centre of
projection
- (B) Point of
projection
- (C) Point of
observer
- (D) View point
4. Which drawing projection are oblique (inclined) to the plane of projection?
- (A) Isometric
- (B) Oblique
- (C) Orthogonal
- (D) Perspective
5. In the perspective projection the height from which the viewer sees the scene is known as?
- (A) Vanishing
point
- (B) Eye level
- (C) Station
point
- (D) Projection
point
6. When a plane is perpendicular to a reference plane, its projection on that plane is a _________?
- (A) Straight
line
- (B) True line
- (C) Apparent
line
- (D) Point
7. In the orthographic projection, rays are assumed to
- (A) Diverge from
station point
- (B) Converge
from station point
- (C) Be parallel
- (D) Be
perpendicular
8. In which method the isometric view is drawn assuming the object is enclosed in a rectangular solid frame?
- (A) Offset
method
- (B) Box method
- (C) Arc method
- (D) Projection
method
9. Orthographic projection is also known as
- (A) Single view
projection
- (B) Two view
projection
- (C) Multi view
projection
- (D) Angular
projection
10. Which drawing curved features of the component are drawn to true shape?
- (A) Isometric
drawing
- (B) Perspective
drawing
- (C) Oblique
drawing
- (D) Trimetric
drawing
11. The planes are formed when any three________ points are joined?
- (A) Converging
- (B) Diverging
- (C) Parallel to
plane of projection
- (D) Perpendicular
to plane
12. The point from the observer is assumed to view the object in perspective projection, is called
- (A) Centre of
projection
- (B) Point of
projection
- (C) Point of
observer
- (D) View point
13. In third angle projection the top view (or) plan is drawn
- (A) Left of the
front view
- (B) Right of the
front view
- (C) Above the
front view
- (D) Below the
front view
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