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    The document discusses technical drawing topics including different types of projections, conic sections, and curves. It provides examples and questions to test understanding of key concepts like orthographic, isometric, and oblique drawing as well as ellipses, parabolas, involutes, and loci. Construction problems are also included asking to draw views, projections, and shapes according to given specifications.

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    The document discusses technical drawing topics including different types of projections, conic sections, and curves. It provides examples and questions to test understanding of key concepts like orthographic, isometric, and oblique drawing as well as ellipses, parabolas, involutes, and loci. Construction problems are also included asking to draw views, projections, and shapes according to given specifications.

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    SS 2 TECHNICAL DRAWING

    PAPER 1
    (OBJECTIVE) Section A

    tangents to a given circle?


    A. Ellipse
    B. Hyperbola
    C. Involute
    D. Parabola
    7. Which of the following is a conic section?
    A. Apex
    B. Circle
    C. Rectangle
    D. Square
    1. What method of projection is the block
    drawn above? 8. A spiral shaped curve around a cylinder or
    A. Oblique . cone is called a/an
    B. Isometric . A. cycloid
    C. Auxiliary. B. helix
    D. Orthographic . C. link mechanism
    D. involute
    2. The angle between the isometric axes is
    __________ 9. The curve which has eccentricity zero is
    A. 180 degrees _______
    B. 60 degrees A. Parabola
    C. 90 degrees B. Ellipse
    D. 120 degrees C. Hyperbola
    D. Circle
    3. The length in isometric drawing of line is 20
    cm. What is the true length of it? 10. Locus of the point P such that the sum of
    [Taken the value of the ratio of isometric distances from two fixed points is always
    length to true length = 0.815]. constant is __________
    A. 24.53 cm A. a ellipse
    B. 15.46 cm B. a hyperbola
    C. 19.31 cm C. a parabola
    D. 23.09 cm D. an involute
    4. Which of the following are equal in area 11. In a first angle projection, where does the
    to triangle ABC in the drawing below? vertical plane lies?
    A. above the horizontal plane
    B. beside the horizontal plane
    C. below the horizontal plane
    D. above the side vertical plane
    12. What does letter D represent in the
    triangle below?

    A. ABCD
    B. AFG
    C. BCFG
    D. CEF
    5. The planes parallel to any of the two
    isometric lines are called ________ planes. A. Apex
    A. parallel B. Base
    B. auxiliary C. Median
    C. isometric D. Vertex
    D. oblique
    13. Which of this is not correct about
    6. Which of the following is drawn using the
    Orthographic projection
    A. they produce 3D pictorial Drawing
    B. they show the view of the observer line of
    sight
    C. They are parallel projection techniques
    D. they are 2D drawing
    14. Which of the following is not a pictorial
    drawing?
    A. isometric A. AGDC
    B. multiview B. BDEF
    C. perspective C. EGBF
    D. axonometric D. HGDB
    15. The angles of orthographic projections are 18. An advantage of this type of view is that
    ____ each view shows the object all the way through
    A. 1st and 3rd as if it were transparent:
    B. 1st and 2nd A. Planar
    C. 2nd and 3rd B. Horizontal
    D. 3rd and 4th C. Auxiliary
    D. Orthographic
    16. What type of loci is the diagram below
    19. What is the name given to the locus of a
    point on the end of a string as it is unwound
    from a circle?
    A. cycloid
    A. Archimedean spiral B. ellipse
    B. epicycloid C. Helix
    C. hypocycloid D. involute
    D. ellipse 20. The top, front, and bottom views align in
    17. Which of the following are equal in area this manner:
    to triangle ABC in the drawing below? A. Horizontally
    B. Vertically
    C. According to the planar views
    D. Parallel to the frontal plane

    Section B (Part I)
    Answer all questions

    With the aid of annotated diagram, explain the following types of drawing
    I．Isometric drawing
    II．Perspective drawing
    III．Oblique drawing

    CONSTRUCTION
    Answer only 2 in this section
    1. The pictorial view of a sliding block is shown below. Draw in the first angle projection, the
    full size of the following views, with hidden details:
    I．front elevation in the direction of arrow K;
    II．plan;
    III．end elevation in the direction of arrow P.
    2. Construct in full size the isometric view of he the block shown below

    3. Draw the auxiliary top view of a square prism of side 30mm and axis heights of 60 mm with its
    axis inclined at 45 H.P and parallel to V.P. Two sides of base are perpendicular to V.P and parallel to
    V.P.

    Note: Use full scale for all your construction works and dimensions should be in millimeters.
    A well established border line and title block make up 20% mark in this section.
    All construction lines must be shown clearly. Accuracy and good draughtsmanship are essential.

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