This document is a test on technical drawing concepts taken by a student at Guiguinto National Vocational High School-Annex. It consists of 35 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of topics like orthographic drawings, assembly drawings, exploded views, and isometric projections. The test also includes instructions for the student to construct an isometric drawing based on given orthographic views. It was prepared by a technical drawing teacher and approved by the school administration.
This document is a test on technical drawing concepts taken by a student at Guiguinto National Vocational High School-Annex. It consists of 35 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of topics like orthographic drawings, assembly drawings, exploded views, and isometric projections. The test also includes instructions for the student to construct an isometric drawing based on given orthographic views. It was prepared by a technical drawing teacher and approved by the school administration.
This document is a test on technical drawing concepts taken by a student at Guiguinto National Vocational High School-Annex. It consists of 35 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of topics like orthographic drawings, assembly drawings, exploded views, and isometric projections. The test also includes instructions for the student to construct an isometric drawing based on given orthographic views. It was prepared by a technical drawing teacher and approved by the school administration.
This document is a test on technical drawing concepts taken by a student at Guiguinto National Vocational High School-Annex. It consists of 35 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of topics like orthographic drawings, assembly drawings, exploded views, and isometric projections. The test also includes instructions for the student to construct an isometric drawing based on given orthographic views. It was prepared by a technical drawing teacher and approved by the school administration.
SECTION: ________________________________________________________ DATE: ___________________ PART I
Directions: Read each item carefully and choose
your best answer. Encircle the letter of the 11. Exploded isometrics are commonly referred correct answer. to as________. a. Assembly drawing c. Pictorial drawing 1. It is usually an orthographic drawing of an b. Axonometric drawing d. Working Drawing object with its parts assembled. 12. Exploded isometric drawings are often used a. Assembly drawing c. Layout assembly in technical manuals to show all the parts of a b. General assembly d. Working assembly product and how they fit together. 2. It is a two-view or three-view drawing of the a. False c. True whole object. b. Maybe d. Either A or B a. Assembly drawing c. Layout assembly 13.A method of graphic represented of three- b. General assembly d. Working assembly dimensional objects, used by engineers. 3. This drawing shows rough preliminary design a. Dimetric c. Oblique ideas sometimes in sketch form. b. Isometric d.Trimetric a. Assembly drawing c. Layout assembly 14. An Isometric obect should be drawn using b. General assembly d. Working assembly vertical lines and ______ lines. 4. It includes orthographic drawings, a. Curved c. Inclined dimensions, and notes or lettering. b. Horizontal d. Vertical a. Assembly drawing c. Layout assembly 15. Angle between all the three axes must be b. General assembly d. Working assembly _____ degrees. 5. This gives general information about a a. 90 c. 180 machine or a group of components.. b. 120 d. 360 a. Exploded Pictorial c. Outline Assembly 16. A drawing instrument to be used in b. Diagram Assembly d. Pictorial Assembly constructing isometric drawing. 6. The drawing with a set of instructions in a. Compass c. Scale words and/or an annotated(labeled) picture that b. Protractor d. Triangle explain in detail how we must assemble an item. 17. The angle of the cross axis is ____from the a. Exploded Pictorial c. Outline Assembly low lower edge of the paper. b. Diagram Assembly d. Pictorial Assembly a. 15 degree c. 45 degree 7. This are drawings used to show how b. 30 degree d. 90 degree individual components fit together. 18. Isometric projection is a type of an________. a. Exploded Pictorial c. Outline Assembly a. assembly c. perspective b. Diagram Assembly d. Pictorial Assembly b. axonometric d. working 8. This is usually drawn in pictorial form with an 19. ________ lines are drawn at 30 degree angle axis line showing the sequence of assembly. to to the horizontal plane. a. Exploded Pictorial c. Outline Assembly a. Curved c. Inclined b. Diagram Assembly d. Pictorial b. Horizontal d. Isometric Assembly 20. Isometric drawing, also called ___ projection. 9. It is the detailed measurements required for a. Dimetric c. Oblique manufacturer are excluded from assembly b. Isometric d. Trimetric drawing. 21. A pictorial drawing in which the front a. Dimension c. Layout Assembly plane is parallel to the plane of projection. b. General Assembly d. Parts list a. Isometric c. Orthographic 10. This refers to each part given a unique b. Oblique d. Perspective number placed in a circle. A leader line22. 22. This type of oblique drawing is drawn in terminates to part of the object. its actual measurement. a. Assembly Drawing c. Layout Assembly a. Cabinet oblique c. Oblique b. General Assembly d. Parts list b. Cavalier oblique d. Perspective 23. The cross-axis of cavalier oblique is____. a. 30 degree c. 60 degree PART II b. 45 degree d. 90 degree Directions: Study the given Orthographic Drawing 24. The type of oblique drawing wherein the below then CONSTRUCT THE ISOMETRIC width of objects is reduced by half of its size. DRAWING of it in a LONG BOND PAPER. All a. Cabinet oblique c. Oblique dimensions are IN CENTIMETER. (15 POINTS) b. Cavalier oblique d. Perspective 25. The cross- axis of cabinet oblique is _______. a. 30 degree c. 60 degree b. 45 degree d. 90 degree 26. The method used in drawing isometric circle or ellipse drawing. a. Five- center Approximation b. Four- center Approximation c. Six- center Approximation d. Twelve- center Approximation 27. A closed curve in the form of a symmetrical oval. a. cube c. ellipse b. cylinder d. square 28. Which tool is NOT used in constructing isometric circle Circle or ellipse drawing? a. Compass c. Triangle b. Protractor d. T-square 29. Isometric circles are drawn by drawing first the isometric _____which surrounds the given circle. a. Cube c. Ellipse b. Cylinder d. Square 30. Which triangle is used in constructing isometric circle or ellipse drawing? a. 30x60 degree c. 30x90 degree b. 45x45 degree d. 45x90 degree 31. The acronym BOM in drafting technology stands for ______________. a. Bill of Materials c. Balance of Measurement b. Base of the Machine d. Bill of Manager 32. The following are the benefits from assembly drawing. a. Helpful to the assemblers Prepared by: b. Faster CAD Design c. Easier job parts of fixture JOSEPH D. ONG d. all of the above Subject Teacher 33. A unit assembled separately but designed to be incorporated with other units into a larger Recommending Approval: manufactured product. a. Sub-assembly c. Assembly URIAH- ZOE C. RAYMUNDO b. Disassembly d. Connecting TVE Coordinator 34. Drawing that shows the relationship of two or more parts of an item when assembled. Verified & Approved: a. Sub-assembly c. Assembly b. Disassembly d. Connecting DAISY DJ. MIRANDA 35. The action of fitting together the component Assistant School Principal II/ OIC parts of a machine or other objects. a. Sub-assembly c. Assembly __________________________________ b. Disassembly d. Connecting PARENT’S SIGNATURE
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