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The document consists of a series of multiple-choice questions focused on orthographic projection, its principles, and applications in technical drawing. It covers topics such as the representation of 3D objects in 2D views, the characteristics of different projection methods, and the arrangement of views in first and third-angle projections. Additionally, it addresses dimensioning techniques and the purpose of dimensioning in orthographic projection.

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The document consists of a series of multiple-choice questions focused on orthographic projection, its principles, and applications in technical drawing. It covers topics such as the representation of 3D objects in 2D views, the characteristics of different projection methods, and the arrangement of views in first and third-angle projections. Additionally, it addresses dimensioning techniques and the purpose of dimensioning in orthographic projection.

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1.

Orthographic projection is used to represent a:


A. 2D object in 3D views
B. 3D object in 2D views
C. 2D drawing of a house
D. None of the above

2. Orthographic projection is widely used in:


A. Technical drawing
B. Painting
C. Fashion design
D. Graphic arts

3. The primary purpose of orthographic projection is to:


A. Create artistic designs
B. Accurately represent 3D objects on flat planes
C. Develop 3D models
D. Measure temperature

4. Orthographic projection involves projecting views onto:


A. Circular planes
B. Perpendicular planes
C. Horizontal surfaces only
D. Spherical surfaces

5. Which of these is NOT a characteristic of orthographic projection?


A. Flat 2D views
B. Shows dimensions of an object
C. Uses shadows for depth
D. Represents an object's true shape

6. The three principal planes in orthographic projection are:


A. Front, back, and top planes
B. Horizontal, vertical, and profile planes
C. Side, front, and diagonal planes
D. Left, right, and slant planes

7. The horizontal plane in orthographic projection represents the:


A. Front view
B. Top view
C. Side view
D. Bottom view

8. The vertical plane represents the:


A. Front view
B. Top view
C. Right-side view
D. Isometric view

9. Which plane is used to project the side view?


A. Horizontal plane
B. Vertical plane
C. Profile plane
D. Oblique plane

10. In orthographic projection, the planes are placed at:


A. 45° angles
B. 90° angles
C. 180° angles
D. None of the above

11. In first-angle projection, the object is placed:


A. Between the observer and the plane
B. Behind the projection plane
C. In front of the projection plane
D. Beside the observer

12. In third-angle projection, the object is placed:


A. Between the observer and the plane
B. Behind the projection plane
C. In front of the projection plane
D. To the right of the plane

A. ⌀
13. Which symbol represents first-angle projection?

B. |/|
C. |(|
D. |)|
14. Which of the following countries commonly use first-angle projection?
A. United States
B. Canada
C. India
D. Australia

15. In third-angle projection, the top view is placed:


A. Below the front view
B. Above the front view
C. Beside the front view
D. Overlapping the front view

16. How many principal views are used in orthographic projection?


A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 6

17. The front view shows the:


A. Height and depth of the object
B. Width and depth of the object
C. Height and width of the object
D. None of the above

18. The side view is also known as the:


A. Right-side view
B. Top view
C. Back view
D. Front view

19. The top view of an object shows:


A. Height and width
B. Width and depth
C. Height and depth
D. Depth and slant

20. The view that is typically drawn first in orthographic projection is the:
A. Top view
B. Front view
C. Side view
D. Back view

21. In first-angle projection, the top view is placed:


A. Above the front view
B. Below the front view
C. To the left of the front view
D. To the right of the front view

22. In third-angle projection, the side view is placed:


A. Opposite to the front view
B. To the left or right of the front view
C. Above the front view
D. Below the front view

23. The arrangement of views in first-angle projection is:


A. Top view below, side view on the left
B. Top view above, side view on the left
C. Top view below, side view on the right
D. Top view above, side view on the right

24. In third-angle projection, the views are placed:


A. As they are seen
B. In reverse order
C. Above and mirrored
D. Sideways

25. Which quadrant is used for third-angle projection?


A. First quadrant
B. Second quadrant
C. Third quadrant
D. Fourth quadrant

26. Dimensioning lines must be drawn:


A. Freehand
B. Parallel to the dimension they represent
C. Perpendicular to the object
D. At random angles

27. Arrowheads in dimensioning indicate:


A. Length only
B. The direction and extent of dimensions
C. The object's weight
D. The scale of the drawing

28. The text size for dimensions should be:


A. Too small to read
B. Uniform and legible
C. Varied in size
D. As large as possible

29. Dimensions are written:


A. Inside the object
B. Outside the object
C. Along the projection lines
D. Between dimension lines

30. The purpose of dimensioning in orthographic projection is to:


A. Show the object's color
B. Indicate the object's size and details
C. Represent the object's material
D. Display the object's weight

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