Objective Question Bank

on

Engineering Drawing
As per latest trend
of
Engineering Services Examination
General Studies and Engineering Aptitude paper

First edition :- May 2017

 PREFACE

Dear students,
In ESE 2017 prelims, General studies and Engineering aptitude paper 9 questions of 2 marks each
were asked from Engineering drawing. Percentage weight age of engineering drawing in ESE prelims comes
18
out to be 500 × 100 = 3.6%.Hence the subject plays an important role in success of students in ESE prelims
and cannot be neglected by serious students.
Table below gives topics of engineering drawing from which questions were asked in general studies
and Engineering aptitude paper ESE 2017 prelims
Topic Number of Questions
Conic Section 1
Special curves 2
Projection of Straight lines 1
Projection of solid 1
Section of solid 1
Development of surface 3
Official ESE 2017 syllabus of Engineering Drawing contains only one phrase "General principles of
drawing". As per my experience minimum syllabus to be studied is
1) Conic sections 8) Projection of solids
2) Special curves 9) Section of solids
3) Scales 10) Development of surface
4) Orthographic projection 11) Isometric projection
5) Projection of points 12) Conversion of pictorial views into
6) Projection of straight lines orthographic views
7) Projection of planes
Extra topics that can be studied are
1) Intersection of surfaces 3) Perspective projection
2) Oblique projection 4) AUTO CAD
The questions asked on engineering drawing in ESE 2017 were easy but original. The questions checked
1) Understanding of definitions and concepts
2) Practice done by students on conventional questions
3) Creative application of concepts &formulae
4) Visualization capacity
The questions were easy but original.
This first edition of the objective question bank on engineering drawing tries to cover most of the
concepts and their probable applications. In next edition I plan to add some more objectives on concepts left
to make the coverage complete. One word of caution, only solving questions in objective question bank is
not enough, student is advised to first master above topics from some standard text books, my you tube
channel "Khabiasir" etc. up to his satisfaction and then attempt the objectives.
Any suggestions to improve this objective question bank on engineering drawing will be gratefully
received. Answer key is purposely not given so that students are forced to update their knowledge to solve a
question.For doubts students can contact me on my Whatsapp number.
With best wishes
Sunil Khabia
Faculty Engineering Drawing
MADE EASY GROUP
 Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Lines, Lettering and Dimensioning ............................................................................. 1

Chapter 2 Geometrical Constructions .......................................................................................... 3
Chapter 3 Scales ........................................................................................................................... 5
Chapter 4 Conic Sections ............................................................................................................. 8
Chapter 5 Special Curves ........................................................................................................... 11
Chapter 6 Orthographic Projection ............................................................................................. 13
Chapter 7 Projections of Points .................................................................................................. 15
Chapter 8 Projections of Straight Lines...................................................................................... 18
Chapter 9 Projections of Planes .................................................................................................. 21
Chapter 10 Projections of Solids .................................................................................................. 23
Chapter 11 Sections of Solids....................................................................................................... 26
Chapter 12 Development of Surfaces ........................................................................................... 29
Chapter 13 Isometric Projection ................................................................................................... 32
Chapter 14 Conversion of Pictorial Views into Orthographic Views .......................................... 35
Chapter 15 Intersection of Surfaces ............................................................................................. 38
Chapter 16 Oblique Projection ..................................................................................................... 40
Chapter 17 Perspective Projection ................................................................................................ 42
Chapter 18 AUTO CAD ............................................................................................................... 44
 Chapter 1 Lines, Lettering and Dimensioning

1) Which of the following BIS IS (b) BIS9609

provides the guidelines for (c) ASME Y14.2M
dimensioning on technical drawings?
(d) ISO 9000'
(a) IS 10714: 1983
6) Centre line are drawn as
(b) IS 11669: 1986
(a) continuous narrow lines
(c) IS 10711: 2001
(b) dashed narrow lines
(d) IS 1444: 1989
(c) long-dashed dotted narrow lines
2) The preferred line width for letter
group of 7 mm is? (d) long dashed double dotted narrow
lines
(a) 1 mm
7) A long dashed dotted narrow line is
(b) 0.7 mm used to represent
(c) 0.5 mm (a) line of symmetry
(d) 0.25 mm (b) centre line
3) Center lines are represented by (c) pitch circle of gears and holes
(a) Long-dashed dotted narrow lines (d) all of the above
(b) Continuous wide lines 8) When (1) visible outlines (2) hidden
(c) Continuous narrow lines lines (3) projection lines (4) centre
lines overlap, the recommended
(d) Long-dashed double dotted narrow
sequence of priority is
lines
(a) 1-2-3-4
(e) Dashed wide lines
(b) 1-2-4-3
4) The angle of inclination of single
stroke inclined alphabets, (c) 2-1-3-4
recommended by BIS, is given as (d) 2-1-4-3
(a) About 75° from vertical 9) The length to height ratio of a closed
(b) About 75° from horizontal filled arrow head is
(c) About 60° from vertical (a) 1:3
(d) About 60° from horizontal (b) 3:1
(e) About 65° from horizontal (c) 1:2
5) Which of the following publications (d) 2:1
made by Bureau of Indian Standards 10) The two recommended systems of
includes standard techniques for line placing the dimensions are
conventions and lettering in detail
(a) unidirectional and aligned systems
(a) SP46

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 (b) upright and inclined systems
(c) linear and oblique systems
(d) linear and inclined systems
11) Which of the following is the correct
statement for dimensioning a view?
(a) All of them should be placed
within a view
(b) All of them should be placed close
to the parts being dimensioned
(c) They should be marked from
visible outlines rather than hidden
lines
(d) Dimensions indicated in one view
may be repeated in another view
12) The dimension figure for diameter of a
circle should be
(a) preceded by the symbol 'ϕ'
(b) suffixed by the symbol 'ϕ'
(c) preceded by the symbol 'D'
(d) Suffixed by the symbol 'D'
13) Which of the following is not a
specified method for dimensioning
(a) parallel dimensioning
(b) perpendicular dimensioning
(c) continuous dimensioning
(d) dimensioning by coordinates
14) A rounded interior corner is called
(a) round
(b) chamfer
(c) fillet
(d) counter sink

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 Chapter 2 Geometrical Constructions

1) To draw a circle of diameter 20 mm, 5) If a line intersects a circle at two points

the most preferred instrument is? and does not pass through the centre,
the line segment inside the circle is
a) large compass
referred as
b) bow pencil compass
a) radial line
c) circle template
b) chord
d) any of the above
c) quadrant
2) In a big circle, three small circles of
d) sequent
equal size are drawn. Each of the small
circles is tangent to the big circle and 6) Which of the following would be
the other two circles. Which of the considered a primitive in a 3 D solid
following sentences is correct? modeling system
a) The centre's of the small circles lie a) cylinder
along a diagonal of big circle. b) square
b) The centre's of the small circles lie c) rhombus
at the corner of an equilateral
triangle. d) spline

c) The distance between the centre of 7) If an octagon is circumscribed around

any two small circles is equal to the the perimeter of circle, which of the
radius of the big circle. following statements is true

d) One of the small circles will be a) The diameter of circle is equal to

concentric with the big circle. the across the corners measurement

3) A French curve is used to draw b) The radius of the circle is equal to

the across the flats measurement
a) polygons
c) The diameter of the circle is equal
b) circles to the across the flats measurement
c) ellipses d) The radius of the circle is equal to
d) smooth freeform curves the across the corners measurement

4) When two graphic entities are at 8) To draw a perpendicular from a given

constant distance apart along the point P on line XY name the point
length, it is commonly referred as where the needle of the compass
should be placed first
a) concentricity
a) P
b) parallelism
b) X or Y
c) perpendicularity
c) Any convenient point along XY
d) chordality

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 d) A point near the mid-point of PX c) a pentagon inscribed in a given
and PY circle
9) Line XY is to be divided into 12 equal d) a square inscribed in a given circle
parts by geometric construction. Which 12) The included angle of a pentagon is
of the following statements concerning
this procedure is correct? a) 68°

a) Ray line PY, drawn from Y, is the b) 72°

same length as XY c) 108°
b) The compasses should be set to d) 112°
spread equal to one -twelfth of the
13) When a circle passes through three
length of XY
given points, is centre lies at the
c) A line should be drawn from X to intersection of
the 12th interval on the ray line
a) the perpendicular bisector of the
PY
longest line and the perpendicular
d) The acute angle formed by XY and line drawn from the end of the
the ray line PY should be 30° or shortest line
less
b) the perpendicular bisector of the
10) Which of the following actions should shortest line and the perpendicular
be your first step to construct a square line drawn from the end of the
geometrically when you are given only longest line
the length of its diagonal?
c) the perpendicular bisectors of the
a) lay out a horizontal line equal to lines that connect the points
one half of the given length
d) the tangents drawn through each
b) lay out a vertical line equal to one point
half of the given length
14) To draw a circle of a given radius
c) lay out a horizontal line equal to which is also tangent to the two sides
twice the given length of a given angle, the first step is to
d) lay out a horizontal line equal to draw
the given length a) two non-parallel lines at right
11) When two diameters of a circle are angles to the sides of the angle
drawn at right angles to each other, b) two lines that are parallel to the
which of the following polygons will sides of the angle at a distance
have all of the sides at 45° to these equal to one half of the given
diameters radius
a) A hexagon inscribed in a given c) two lines that are parallel to the
circle sides of the angle at a distance
b) An octagon inscribed in a given equal to given radius
circle d) two parallel lines at right angles to
the sides of the angle

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 Chapter 3 Scales

1) When the drawing is drawn of the 6) The unit of R.F. is

same size as that of the object, the (a) cubic centimeter
scale used is
(b) square centimeter
(a) diagonal scale
(c) centimeter
(b) full size scale
(d) none of these
(c) vernier scale
7) The R.F. of the scale on a mini-drafter
(d) none of the above used by students is
2) For drawing of small instruments like (a) 0
watches the scale used is
(b) 1
(a) reducing scale
(c) 10
(b) full size scale
(d) none of these
(c) enlarging scale
8) The R.F. of scale is always
(d) all of these
(a) less than 1
3) The full form of R.F. is
(b) equal to 1
(a) reducing fraction
(c) greater than 1
(b) representative fraction
(d) any of these
(c) reduction factor
9) Drawings of buildings are drawn
(d) representative factor usually using the following scale
4) Representative fraction in a scale is (a) 1:100
ratio of
(b) 2:1
Length of a line in actual
(a) length of line in the drawing (c) 1:1
Length of a line in drawing
(b) (d) None of the above
Actual length of line on the object

Length of a line in drawing 10) Which one of the following is not a

(c) length of line in isometric drawing reduction scale?
(d) none of these (a) 1:200
5) The ratio of the length of the drawing (b) 5:6
of the object to the actual length of the
(c) 1:1
object is called
(d) 3/250
(a) reduced scale
11) In a scale, 1 cm represents 1 m. Its RF
(b) R.F.
is?
(c) object drawing
(a) 1/1000
(d) none of the above

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 (b) 1/100 (b) diagonal scale
(c) 1/10 (c) vernier scale
(d) 1/10000 (d) all of these
12) A 2 cm long line represents a distance 17) When measurements are required in
of 70 cm. Its R.F. on the plain scale three units, the scale used is
will be (a) diagonal scale
(a) 1/70 (b) plain scale
(b) 70 (c) comparative scale
(c) 1/35
(d) none of the above
(d) 35 18) When measurements are required in
1/2
(e) (1/35) three consecutive units, the appropriate
scale is
13) An area of 36 square kilometer is
represented by 144 square centimeter (a) Plain scale
on a map. What is the R.F. ? (b) Diagonal scale
(a) 1/4 (c) Isometric scale
(b) 1/2 (d) Scale of chords
(c) 1/5000 19) In the diagonal scale the word diagonal
(d) 1/50000 is used because it is most suitable for
the measurements of
14) A map of 10 cm × 8 cm represents an
area of 50000 sq meter of a field .The (a) diameter of a circle
R.F. of the scale is (b) diagonal of a square
(a) 1/25
(c) side of a pentagon
(b) 1/625 (d) all of these
(c) 1/2500 20) A diagonal scale of RF 10 is
(d) 1/6250000 constructed to measure maximum
distance of 10 mm. The L.C.(least
15) The scale used for two system of units
count) of this scale would be?
measurement is a
(a) 0.01 mm
(a) plain scale
(b) 0.1 mm
(b) diagonal scale
(c) 1 mm
(c) comparative scale
(d) 10 mm
(d) vernier scale
21) The scale used for angular
16) The diagonal of a square can be
measurement is?
measured by a
(a) plain scale
(a) plain scale

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 (b) vernier scale (c) L.C.(least count) of both the scales
is same
(c) diagonal scale
(d) All of the above
(d) none of the above
27) Which of the following scale is used
22) The scale of chord is used to measure
for converting miles into kilometers
(a) length of chord
(a) Diagonal scale
(b) arc length of chord
(b) Comparative scale
(c) angle of chord
(c) Direct vernier scale
(d) all of these
(d) Retrograde vernier scale
23) The scale of chord is used
(a) To find out angle of chord
(b) To find out length of chord
(c) To find out R.F. of plain scale
(d) To find out the R.F. of map
(e) To find out arc length of chord
24) Which scale is used to draw angle in a
drawing?
(a) plain scale
(b) vernier scale
(c) scale of chords
(d) comparative scale.
25) The scale of chords is used to set out or
measure
(a) chords
(b) lines
(c) angles
(d) none of the above
26) Which of the following sentences is
CORRECT about comparative scales?
(a) R.F. (representative fraction) of
both the scales is same
(b) L.O.S (length of scale )for both the
scales is same

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 Chapter 4 Conic Sections

1) When a cone is cut by planes at (d) eccentricity

different angles, the curves of inter 6) The eccentricity of an ellipse can be
section are called determined by
(a) Vertices 𝑙𝑒𝑛𝑔𝑡 𝑕 𝑜𝑓 𝑚𝑎𝑗𝑜𝑟 𝑎𝑥𝑖𝑠
(a) 𝑑𝑖𝑠𝑡𝑎𝑛𝑐𝑒 𝑏𝑒𝑡𝑤𝑒𝑒𝑛 𝑡𝑕𝑒 𝑑𝑖𝑟𝑒𝑐𝑡𝑟𝑖𝑐𝑒𝑠
(b) Conic sections
𝑑𝑖𝑠𝑡𝑎𝑛𝑐𝑒 𝑏𝑒𝑡𝑤𝑒𝑒𝑛 𝑡𝑕𝑒 𝑓𝑜𝑐𝑖
(c) Ellipse (b) 𝑙𝑒𝑛𝑔𝑡 𝑕 𝑜𝑓 𝑚𝑎𝑗𝑜𝑟 𝑎𝑥𝑖𝑠

(d) None of the above (c)

𝑑𝑖𝑠𝑡𝑎𝑛𝑐𝑒 𝑜𝑓 𝑎 𝑝𝑜𝑖𝑛𝑡 𝑜𝑓 𝑒𝑙𝑙𝑖𝑝𝑠𝑒 𝑓𝑟𝑜𝑚 𝑡𝑕𝑒 𝑓𝑜𝑐𝑢𝑠
𝑑𝑖𝑠𝑡𝑎𝑛𝑐𝑒 𝑜𝑓 𝑡𝑕𝑒 𝑠𝑎𝑚𝑒 𝑝𝑜𝑖𝑛𝑡 𝑓𝑟𝑜𝑚 𝑑𝑖𝑟𝑒𝑐𝑡𝑟𝑖𝑥
2) Which one is not a conic section
(d) All of these
(a) Ellipse
7) Name the curve which has zero
(b) Involute eccentricity
(c) Parabola (a) ellipse
(d) Hyperbola (b) parabola
3) When the cutting plane makes the (c) hyperbola
same angle with the axis as do the
(d) circle
generator, the curve is
8) If a point moves in a plane in such a
(a) Hyperbola
way that the sum of its distances from
(b) Parabola two fixed points is constant, the curve
(c) Ellipse so traced is called

(d) None of the above (a) ellipse

4) In a conic, the line passing through the (b) parabola

fixed point focus and perpendicular to (c) hyperbola
the fixed line directrix is called the
(d) none of these
(a) Major axis
9) When a right circular cone is cut by a
(b) Directrix cutting plane which meets its axis at an
(c) Minor axis angle greater than the semi-apex angle,
the curve obtained is
(d) None of the above
(a) ellipse
5) The ratio of the distance of a point on
a conic from the focus to the distance (b) parabola
of the point from the directrix is known (c) hyperbola
as?
(d) triangle
(a) asymptote
10) The major and minor axis of an ellipse
(b) minor axis are 100 mm and 60 mm respectively.
(c) pitch

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 What will be the distance of its foci difference between its distances from
from the end of the minor axis ? two fixed points is constant
(a) 30 mm (a) ellipse
(b) 40 mm (b) parabola
(c) 50 mm (c) hyperbola
(d) 60 mm (d) any of these
11) Which of the following methods is not 16) When a right circular cone with its
used for drawing elliptical curves ? base in H.P. is cut by a vertical plane
the section generated is
(a) Intersecting arcs method
(a) Ellipse
(b) Concentric circles method
(b) Circle
(c) Oblong method
(c) Parabola
(d) Tangent method
(d) hyperbola
12) When a right circular cone is cut by a
plane parallel to its generator, the 17) When a right circular cone is cut by a
curve obtained is plane passing through its apex, the
curve obtained is
(a) ellipse
(a) ellipse
(b) parabola
(b) parabola
(c) hyperbola
(c) hyperbola
(d) circle
(d) triangle
13) When a bullet is shot in air, the path
traversed by the bullet is called 18) Boyle‟s law, "PV = constant"
generates a curve which is a?
(a) cycloid
(a) hyperbola
(b) semicircle
(b) rectangular hyperbola
(c) parabola
(c) parabola
(d) hyperbola
(d) rectangular parabola
14) The value of eccentricity for hyperbola
curve is 19) The angle between the asymptotes of a
rectangular hyperbola is
(a) equal to 1
(a) 30°
(b) less than 1
(b) 45°
(c) more than 1
(c) 60°
(d) equal to 0
(d) 90°
15) Name of the curve traced out by a
point moving in a plane such that the 20) In which of the following applications
is the hyperbolic curve used

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 (a) Solar collectors
(b) Cooling towers
(c) Lamp reflectors
(d) Monuments
21) A cone is resting with its base on H.P.
A section plane parallel to V.P. cuts
the cone. The section plane is some
distance away from the centre and does
not pass through the apex. The true
shape of section is
(a) Hyperbola
(b) Rectangular Hyperbola
(c) Parabola
(d) Rectangular Parabola (ESE 2017)

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 Chapter 5 Special Curves

1) The following curves are used for rolls on another circle of longer
tooth profile of gears diameter.
(a) Cycloidal curves (a) Ellipse
(b) Conic section (b) Cycloid
(c) Helix (c) Epicycloid
(d) None of these (d) Hypocycloid
2) “A curve traced by a point on the 6) Name the curve traced out by a point
circumference of a circle which rolls on the circumference of a circle, which
without slipping along a fixed straight rolls outside another circle of same
line” is known as diameter
(a) Hypocycloid (a) Cycloid
(b) Involute (b) Hypocycloid
(c) Spiral (c) Cardiod
(d) Logarithmic spiral (d) None of these
(e) Cycloid 7) When a circle rolls inside another
circle with twice its diameter, the curve
3) If the generating point is on the
traced out by a point on the
circumference of generating circle and
circumference of the rolling circle will
the generating circle is outside the
be
directing circle, the curve obtained is?
(a) Hypocycloid
(a) hypocycloid
(b) Epicycloid
(b) superior trochoid
(c) Spiral
(c) Epicycloid
(d) none of these
(d) inferior Hypotrochoid
8) If the radius of a generating circle
4) The curve generated by a point fixed to
circle inside its circumference as it which is moving inside the directing
rolls inside another circle is called circle is half of the radius of the
(a) inferior Hypotrochoid directing circle the curve generated by
(b) superior Hypotrochoid a point on the circumference of
(c) Cycloid generating circle is
(d) Hypocycloid (a) A circle
(e) Epicycloid (b) An ellipse

5) Name the curve traced out by a point (c) A straight line

on the circumference of a circle, which (d) A spiral (ESE 2017)

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9) Involute curve is used in 14) Name the curve traced out by a point
on a straight line which rolls on a
(a) Chains
circle without slipping
(b) Belts and ropes
(a) Ellipse
(c) Gears
(b) Cylcoid
(d) None of these
(c) Epicycloid
10) A gear tooth profile is in the form of
(d) None of these
(a) Parabola
15) The line joining any point on the spiral
(b) Involute with the pole is called
(c) Spiral (a) Major axis
(d) Helix (b) Minor axis
11) “A curve traced by an end of a string (c) Asymptotes
when it is unwound from a circle” is
(d) None of the above
known as
16) The locus traced by a point moving
(a) Circle
along a pendulum from one end to
(b) Epicycloid another, when the pendulum oscillates,
(c) Cycloid is

(d) Involute (a) a Spiral

(e) Spiral (b) an Involute

12) The curve traced out by end of a piece (c) a Cycloid

of thread, when thread is unwound (d) a Helix (ESE 2017)
from a circle or polygon, keeping it 17) The geometrical name of the coil used
tight is in spiral binding is
(a) Ellipse (a) Archimedean spiral
(b) Spiral (b) Logarithmic spiral
(c) Helix (c) Involute
(d) Involute (d) none of these
13) When a straight line rolls on the
circumference of a semicircle the locus
of its end point is called
(a) Cycloid
(b) Epicycloid
(c) Hypocycloid
(d) Involute

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 Chapter 6 Orthographic Projection

1) Projection of an object shown by three (a) vertical plane

views is known as (b) horizontal plane
(a) Perspective projection (c) auxiliary plane
(b) Isometric projection (d) profile plane
(c) Oblique projection 6) The top view of an object should be
(d) Orthographic projection drawn
2) Which of the following describes the (a) right or left of front view
theory of orthographic projection (b) below or above the front view
(a) Projectors are parallel to each other (c) below or right of front view
and perpendicular to the plane of
projection (d) above or left of front view

(b) Projectors are parallel to each other 7) Minimum number of orthographic

and parallel to the plane of views necessary to show length, width
projection and height of an object are

(c) Projectors are parallel to each other (a) 1

and oblique to the plane of (b) 2
projection
(c) 3
(d) Projectors are perpendicular to
(d) 4
each other and parallel to the plane
of projection 8) In orthographic views the height
dimension of an object is seen in
3) In multi-view projections, the xy line is
known as (a) front and top
(a) horizontal line (b) front and side
(b) horizontal trace (c) top and side
(c) reference line (d) front top and side
(d) all of these 9) If the front view of an object exhibits
width and height, then what
4) In an orthographic projection, the
dimensions of an object are exhibited
elevation is obtained on a plane called
by a right side view?
(a) Horizontal plane
(a) Thickness and width
(b) Vertical plane
(b) Thickness and height
(c) Profile plane
(c) Height and width
(d) Auxiliary plane
(d) Thickness and width
5) The top view of an object is projected
on the

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10) For orthographic projections, BIS
recommends the following projections
(a) First angle projection
(b) Third angle projection
(c) Second angle Projection
(d) Fourth angle projection
11) In first angle projection method, the
relative positions of the object, plane
and observer are
(a) object is placed in between
(b) plane is placed in between
(c) observer is placed in between
(d) may be placed in any order
12) In first angle projection system, the
right hand side view of an object is
drawn
(a) above the elevation
(b) below the elevation
(c) left of the elevation
(d) right of the elevation
13) The recommended symbol for
indicating the angle of projection
shows two views of the frustum of a
(a) square pyramid
(b) triangular pyramid
(c) cone
(d) any of these

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 Chapter 7 Projections of Points

14) The line joining the front view and top d). fourth quadrant
view of a point is called 19) If both the front and the top views of a
a). Reference line point lie on the same side of the
reference line, the point may be
b). Projector
situated in the following quadrants
c). Connector
a). first or second
d). Locus
b). first or third
15) A point lying in the H.P. has its top
c). second or fourth
view above the xy line. Its front view
will be d). third or fourth
a). on xy line 20) A point P is 25 mm above H.P. and 30
mm in front of V.P. Then front view
b). above xy line
and top view of the point will be
c). below xy line respectively seen as
d). any of these a). 25 mm below the reference line
16) A point whose elevation is above xy and 30 mm above the reference
line may be situated in line

a). first quadrant b). 25 mm above the reference line

and 30 mm above the reference
b). second quadrant
line
c). vertical plane
c). 25 mm above the reference line
d). any of these and 30 mm below the reference
17) If both front view and top view of a line
point lie on opposite sides of the d). 25 mm below the reference line
reference line, the point may be and 30 mm below the reference
situated in the following quadrant line
a). first or second 21) A point is 20 mm below the H.P. and
b). first or third 30 mm behind the V.P. Its top view
will be
c). second or fourth
a). 20 mm below xy
d). third or fourth
b). 30 mm below xy
18) A point whose elevation and plan are
above xy line is situated in c). 20 mm above xy

a). first quadrant d). 30 mm above xy

b). second quadrant 22) If the front view of a point is 50 mm

above the xy line and the top view is
c). third quadrant

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 20 mm below the front view, the point a). 30 mm above the H.P. and on the
lies in V.P.
a). first quadrant b). 30 mm behind the V.P. and on the
H.P.
b). second quadrant
c). 30 mm below the H.P. and on the
c). third quadrant
V.P.
d). fourth quadrant
d). 30 mm in front of the V.P. and on
23) If the top view of a point is situated 60 the H.P.
mm below the reference line and its
27) Elevation of a point is 40 mm above
front view is 20 mm above the top
reference line and the plan is 50 mm
view, the point lies in
below reference line .The point is
a). first quadrant
i. 40 mm below H.P.
b). second quadrant
ii. 40 mm above H.P.
c). third quadrant
iii. 50 mm in front of V.P.
d). fourth quadrant
iv. 50 mm behind V.P.
24) If the front view of a point is 40 mm
of the above statements, true
above the xy and the top view is 50
statements are
mm below the xy the position of the
point is a). (i) and (iii)
b). (i) and (iv)
a). 40 mm above the H.P.
c). (ii) and (iv)
b). 40 mm below the H.P. d). (ii) and (iii)
c). 50 mm above the H.P. 28) For the given orthographic projection,
what will be the position of point with
d). 50 mm below the H.P.
respect to planes of projection
25) State the position of a point, the front
view of which lies on the reference line
and the top view is 40 mm above it
a). 40 mm above the H.P. and on the
V.P.
b). 40 mm behind the V.P. and on the
H.P. a). First quadrant
c). 40 mm below the H.P. and on the b). second quadrant
V.P.
c). third quadrant
d). 40 mm in front of V.P. and on the
d). fourth quadrant
H.P.
29) For the given orthographic projection,
26) State the position of a point the top
what will be the position of point with
view of which lies on the reference line
respect to planes of projection
and the front view is 30 mm below it

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b). second quadrant
c). third quadrant
d). fourth quadrant

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 Chapter 8 Projections of Straight Lines

1) If a line is parallel to both the (e) front view will be a line of the
horizontal and vertical planes, its true length 50 mm
length will be its orthographic 5) Consider the following orthographic
projection on projections of a line.
(a) H.P.
(b) V.P.
(c) both of these
(d) none of these (1)
2) When a line is perpendicular to a
plane, is projection on that plane
(a) is a line
(b) is a point (2)
(c) either a line or a point
(d) none of these
3) The projection of straight line on a
plane will be a point when
(a) the line is perpendicular to the (3)
plane.
(b) the line is parallel to the plane. (4)

(c) the line is inclined to the plane. Which of the following projections are not
possible
(d) the line is lying in the plane.
(a) 1 and 2
4) A line PQ (in first quadrant) of length
50 mm is perpendicular to H.P. and 20 (b) 1 and4
mm in front of V.P. Point „P‟ is closer (c) 2 and 4
to H.P. and 10 mm above H.P. Which
(d) 1, 2and 4
of the following is correct for line
6) If the apparent and the true inclination
(a) Front view will be a line of the
of a line with H.P. are equal the line is
length less than 50 mm
(a) parallel to horizontal plane
(b) front view will be a point at 20 mm
above reference line (b) parallel to vertical plane
(c) top view will be a line of the length (c) parallel to profile plane
50 mm (d) inclined to both reference planes
(d) top view will be a point 10 mm 7) If top view of a line is a point , its front
above reference line view is

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 (a) parallel to xy line and of true length (d) any of these
(b) parallel to xy line and of apparent 12) If a line is inclined at 30° to the H.P.
length and 60° to the V.P. its front view and
top view are inclined at an angle of
(c) perpendicular to xy line and of true
length (a) 30° and 60° to xy respectively
(d) perpendicular to xy line and of (b) 60° and 30° to xy respectively
apparent length (c) both at 90° to xy
8) If the front view of a line is parallel to (d) both greater than 30° but less than
the xy line, its true length is shown in 90° to xy
(a) front view 13) Horizontal trace of a line exists when
(b) top view the line is
(c) side view (a) parallel to horizontal plane
(d) both front and top view (b) inclined to horizontal plane
9) If a line is inclined at 45° to the H.P. (c) perpendicular to vertical plane
and 30° to the V.P. its front view is (d) perpendicular to profile plane
inclined at
14) The point at which the line intersects
(a) 30° to xy the V.P. extended if necessary, is
(b) 45° to xy known as
(c) between 30° and 45° to xy (a) Profile trace
(d) greater than 45° to xy (b) Horizontal trace
10) If the front view and top view of a line (c) Vertical trace
are inclined at 30° and 45° to the (d) Auxiliary trace
reference line, the true inclination of
the line with H.P. will be 15) For a line situated in the first quadrant,
which of the following is not correct?
(a) 30°
(a) H.T. and V.T. may lie below xy
(b) 45°
(b) H.T. lies below xy and V.T. lies
(c) less than 30° above xy
(d) greater than 45° (c) H.T. and V.T. may lie above xy
11) If both the front view and top view of a (d) H.T. lies above xy and vertical
line are perpendicular to the reference trace lies below xy
line, the true inclination of the line
with H.P. and V.P. may be respectively 16) A 90 mm long line PQ, inclined at 30°
to the H.P. and 45° to the V.P. has the
(a) 15° and 75° end P 15 mm above H.P. and 25 mm in
(b) 30° and 60° front of V.P. The other end Q will lie
in
(c) both 45°

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 (a) first quadrant
(b) third quadrant
(c) second or fourth quadrant
(d) any of these
17) Match list-1 with list-2 and choose
the correct answer
List-1
A Line parallel to both H.P. and V.P.
B Line parallel to H.P. and perpendicular
to V.P.
C Line parallel to both H.P. and V.P.
D Line parallel to V.P. and inclined to
H.P.
List-2
1 H.T. exists but V.T. does not
2 H.T. and V.T. both exists
3 V.T. exists but H.T. does not
4 Neither H.T. nor V.T.exists

(a) A-1,B-4,C-3,D-2
(b) A-1, B-2, C-3, D-4
(c) A-4, B-3, C-2, D-1
(d) A-4, B-1, C-3,D-2
18) If a line is inclined to vertical plane
and parallel to horizontal plane, then
which of the following statement is
always correct
(a) True length = Plan length
(b) True length = Elevation length
(c) True length < Plan length
(d) Vertical trace of line is above XY
line (ESE 2017)

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 Chapter 9 Projections of Planes

1) Plane which is inclined to both the (a) H.P.

horizontal and vertical plane is called (b) V.P.
(a) Oblique plane (c) A.I.P
(b) Profile plane (d) none of these
(c) Auxiliary plane 4) A rectangular lamina of side 80 mm ×
(d) None of these 60 mm is resting on a longer edge on
H.P. The surface of lamina is inclined
2. If a thin set square is kept
at 45° to H.P. and perpendicular to
perpendicular to both the horizontal
V.P. Which of the following statement
and vertical planes, its true shape is
is true (assuming first angle projection)
seen in
(a) Front view will be a line of length
(a) Horizontal plane
less than 60 mm
(b) Vertical plane
(b) Front view will be a rectangle of 80
(c) Auxiliary inclined plane mm × 60 mm
(d) Profile plane (c) Top view will be a rectangle of
3. If both the front view and top view of a sides 80 mm and 60 mm
plane are straight lines, the true shape (d) Top view will be a rectangle of one
will lie on side 80 mm and other side less than
(a) Profile plane 60 mm

(b) Horizontal plane (e) Top view will be a rectangle of one

side 60 mm and other side less than
(c) Vertical plane
80 mm
(d) any of these
5) In a multi view orthographic
2) If a thin rectangular plate of 60 mm × projection, the front view of a circular
30 mm is inclined at an angle of 60° to plane may be
H.P. with its smaller side parallel to (a) a circle
H.P. its top view will be
(b) an ellipse
(a) square of 30 mm side
(c) a straight line
(b) square of 60 mm side
(d) any one of these
(c) none of the two
6) If a circular plane is inclined at 30°
(d) both of this with the H.P. and 60° with the V.P., its
3) The distance of the auxiliary front side view will be
view of a point from auxiliary (a) an ellipse
reference line is equal to the distance
of the point from. (b) a straight line
(c) a circle

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 (d) true shape (d) any of these
7) The front view of an elliptical plane 12) If both the principle views of a plane
may be object are ellipses of the same size, the
side view will be
(a) an ellipse
(a) a horizontal line
(b) a circle
(b) a vertical line
(c) a straight line
(c) an straight line inclined at 45°
(d) any of these
(d) an ellipse
8) If the top view of a plane is a rhombus,
the object may be 13) A plane having neither H.T. nor V.T.
will be
(a) a square
(a) perpendicular to both H.P. and V.P.
(b) a rhombus
(b) perpendicular to H.P. and parallel
(c) either (a) or (b)
to V.P.
(d) neither (a) or (b)
(c) inclined to both H.P. and V.P.
9) The trace of a hexagonal plane may be
(d) not possible
(a) a straight line
(b) a point
(c) a hexagon
(d) an equilateral triangle
10) A 60° set-square has its shortest edge
in the V.P. and the surface is
perpendicular to the H.P. and inclined
to the V.P. Its front view may appear
as
(a) an equilateral triangle
(b) an isosceles triangle
(c) an obtuse angled triangle
(d) an acute angled triangle
11) A 60° set-square has its shortest edge
in the H.P. and the surface is
perpendicular to V.P. Its top view may
appear as
(a) an isosceles triangle
(b) a right-angled triangle
(c) a straight line

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 Chapter 10 Projections of Solids

1) The polyhedra is a solid defined as a) front view will be a square of side 50

a) bounded by planes called faces. mm
b)generated by revolution of a plane b)top view will be square of side 50
mm
c) generated by revolution of a triangle.
c) Front view will be circle of diameter
d)none of above
50 mm
2) The number of faces in a
d)top view will be equilateral triangle
dodecahedron is
of side 50 mm
a) 4
e) front view will be an equilateral
b)8
triangle of side 50 mm
c) 12
7) A tetrahedron is resting on its face on
d)20 the H.P. with a side perpendicular to
3) For a cylindrical object the minimum the V.P. Its front view will be
number of views required to represent a) Equilateral triangle
fully are b)Isosceles triangle
a) two views
c) Scalene triangle
b)four views
d)Right-angled triangle
c) single view
8) A square prism, 20 mm side of base
d)None of the above and 70 mm length of axis, has its axis
4) A solid having minimum number of perpendicular to H.P. One of the
faces is rectangle faces is parallel to V.P.
a) Tetrahedron Which of the following is true for its
projection
b)Triangular Prism
a) Its top view is a rectangle of 70 mm
c) Square Pyramid and 20 mm side
d)Cube b)Its front view will be a square of 20
5) Among the following solids, which is a mm side
regular polyhedron ? c) Its top view will be a triangle
a) Square Prism
d)Its front view will be triangle
b)Square Pyramid
e) Its front view will be rectangle of 70
c) Cube mm and 20 mm side
d)Sphere 9) A triangular prism, 20 mm side of base
6) A tetrahedron with a 50 mm edge is and 60 mm length of axis, has its axis
lying on one of its faces in the V.P. perpendicular to V.P. One of its
Then its rectangular faces is parallel to H.P.
Then its

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 a) front view will be a triangle of side b)two
less than 20 mm c) three
b)front view will be a triangle of side d)four
greater than 60 mm
13) If a square pyramid is freely suspended
c) top view will be rectangle of side 20 from one of the corners of its base,
mm and 60 mm then the imaginary line joining that
d)top view will be square of side 60 corner with the center of gravity of the
mm pyramid will be
a) Inclined at 60° with the vertical
e) top view will be a square of side 20
mm b) Inclined at 45° with the vertical
10) A square pyramid of base 40 mm side c) Inclined at 30° with the vertical
and 60 mm height is resting on its base d) Vertical (ESE 2017)
on H.P. such that all the sides of the
14) The solid which will have two dotted
base are equally inclined to V.P. Then
lines in the top view when it is resting
its
on its face in the H.P. is
a) top view will be square of side 40
a) square pyramid
mm
b)pentagonal pyramid
b)top view will be a triangle of base 40
mm and height 60 mm c) hexagonal pyramid

c) front view will be a square of side 40 d)all of these

mm 15) Orthographic projection of sphere is
d)front view will be a triangle of base a) Circle
40 mm and height 60 mm b)Ellipse
e) both top view and front view will be c) Parabola
a rectangle of sides 60 mm and 40
d)Hyperbola
mm
16) When a sphere is projected on a plane
11) How many stages are required for
the figure is
drawing the projection of a solid
a) Line
inclined to both the horizontal and
vertical planes ? b)Point
a) One c) Circle
b)Two d)Triangle
c) Three 17) The projection of a sphere in any
d)four position on a plane is :
a) a circle of diameter less than
12) A square pyramid is resting on a face
diameter of sphere
in the V.P. The number of dotted lines
which will appear in the front view is b)a circle of diameter more than
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 c) a circle of diameter equal to diameter
of sphere
d)a circle of diameter which is half the
diameter of sphere
18) A cube is resting on the H.P. with a
solid diagonal perpendicular to it. The
top will appear as
a) Square
b)Rectangle
c) irregular Hexagon
d)regular Hexagon
19) A right circular cone resting on a point
of its base circle in the H.P. has its axis
inclined at 30° to the H.P. and 45° to
the V.P. The angle between the
reference line and top view of the axis
will be
a) less than 45°
b)45°
c) more than 45°
d)any of these
20) A cylinder rests on a point on its base
circle in H.P. having the axis inclined
at 30° to the H.P. and 60° to the V.P.
The inclination of the top view of the
axis with the reference line will be
a) 30°
b)60°
c) 90°
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 Chapter 11 Sections of Solids

1) If a polyhedron is cut by any section (d) Hyperbola

plane, the true shape of section is a 6) A cube is resting on a face in the
closed figure made up of H.P. with vertical faces equally
(a) straight line inclined to the V.P. It is cut by an
A.I.P. The true shape of the section
(b) curves
is
(c) combination of lines and curves
(a) Triangle
(d) any of these
(b) Rhombus
2) What type of views are used to
(c) Hexagon
provide clarity and reveal interior
features of a part ? (d) any of these
(a) sectional views 7) A cube is resting on a face in the
H.P. with vertical faces equally
(b) oblique views
inclined to the V.P. It is cut by an
(c) auxiliary views A.I.P passing through the solid
(d) pictorial views diagonal. The true shape of section
is
3) The type of line used to indicate a
cutting plane is? (a) square

(a) dashed (b) rectangle

(b) long dashed dotted thick at ends (c) hexagon

(c) long dashed double dotted (d) rhombus

(d) continuous freehand 8) A triangular prism is resting on a

rectangular face in the H.P. It is cut
4) The projection of a section along
by a horizontal plane. Its sectional
with the object is called
top view is
(a) Front view
(a) equilateral triangle
(b) Top view
(b) isosceles triangle
(c) Side view
(c) rectangle
(d) Sectional view
(d) none of these
5) A vertical section plane cuts a right
9) A pentagonal prism is lying on H.P.
cone passing through the apex, the
on one of its rectangular faces.
true shape of section is
When it is cut by a section plane, the
(a) Triangle largest possible section thereof has
(b) Ellipse (a) Five edges
(c) Parabola (b) Six edges

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 (c) Seven Edges base. The true shape of cut section
(d) Eight edges (ESE 2017) will be

10) A square pyramid is resting on its (a) A square of side 20 mm

base in the H.P. and with a side of (b) A pentagon of side less than 20
base parallel to the V.P. It is cut by mm
an A.I.P Its true shape will be
(c) An equilateral triangle of side
(a) square 20 mm
(b) rectangle (d) A circle of diameter 20 mm
(c) trapezium (e) A pentagon of side 20 mm
11) A square pyramid with a 50 mm 14) A cylinder with a 50 mm diameter
side, resting on its base in the H.P. is and a 120 mm long axis, is lying on
cut by a horizontal section plane its generator in H.P. It is cut by a
bisecting its axis. Its true shape of vertical section plane to get the
section is largest ellipse as the true shape of
(a) square of 25 mm sides section. The major axis of this
ellipse will be
(b) trapezium with 25 mm and 50
mm parallel sides (a) 50 mm

(c) square of 50 mm sides (b) between 50mm and 120 mm

(d) triangle having base of 50 mm (c) 120 mm

(e) parallelogram (d) 130 mm

12) A square pyramid with a 45 mm side 15) A cylinder with a 60 mm diameter

and a 60 mm long axis, resting on its base and an 80 mm long axis, is
base in the H.P. is cut by a lying on its generator in H.P. It is cut
horizontal section plane passing by a section plane to get an ellipse
through a point on the axis 20 mm as the true shape of section. The
below the apex. Its true shape of minor axis of this ellipse will be
section is a square of side (a) 60 mm
(a) 15 mm (b) 80 mm
(b) 30 mm (c) 100 mm
(c) 40 mm (d) none of these
(d) 45 mm 16) A cylinder with a 20 mm base
13) A pentagonal pyramid, base 20 mm diameter and 60 mm long axis is
and axis 60 mm long, has its base on resting on its base on H.P. It is cut
H.P. and axis perpendicular to H.P. by an auxiliary vertical plane
It is cut by a horizontal section plane (A.V.P) inclined at 60° to the V.P. at
at a distance of 20 mm above the a distance of 5 mm from the axis.
True shape of cut section will be

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 (a) Square of side 20 mm
(b) Square of side 60 mm
(c) Rectangle of one side 60 mm
and other side less than 20 mm
(d) Rectangle of one side 60 mm
and other side 20 mm
(e) Rectangle of one side 20 mm
and other side less than 60 mm
17) A cone is cut by a section plane
parallel to the profile plane, Its true
shape of section is seen in
(a) front view
(b) top view
(c) side view
(d) auxiliary view
18) A cone resting on its base on the
H.P. is cut by a section plane parallel
to the V.P. and has its sectional front
view as
(a) ellipse
(b) parabola
(c) hyperbola
(d) semi-circle
19) A sphere is cut by an inclined cutting
plane, the true shape is
(a) Circle
(b) Triangle
(c) Parabola
(d) Cycloid

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 Chapter 12 Development of Surfaces

1) The knowledge of the following is (a) 110 mm

essential in sheet metal work (b) 120 mm
(a) Section of solid (c) 130 mm
(b) Projection of solids (d) 140 mm
(c) Development of surfaces 6) The nature of lateral surface of a
(d) Intersection of solids cylinder is
2) Method for development of surface of (a) plane surface
solids are (b) singly curved surface
(a) Parallel line method (c) doubly curved surface
(b) Radial line method (d) singly or doubly curved surface
(c) Triangulation method 7) A rectangle with 120 mm and 60 mm
(d) All of them sides represents the development of the
lateral surface of
3) The development of a cube consists of
the following number of equal squares (a) a square prism with 30 mm sides
and 60 mm height
(a) Three
(b) a hexagonal prism with 20 mm
(b) Four
sides and 60 mm height
(c) Five
(c) a cylinder with 120/π diameter
(d) Six
(d) all of these
4) Development of lateral surface of a
8) Which one of the following statements
square prism with base of 20 mm side
and height 40 mm is represented by is correct in the development of lateral
(a) Rectangle of side 40 mm and 80 surface of solid
mm (a) The development of a right cone is
(b) Rectangle of side 20 mm and 160 a triangle
mm
(b) Triangulation is the recommended
(c) Square of side 20 mm method in the development of a
(d) Square of side 40 mm prism
(e) Circle of radius 20 mm (c) The development of the lateral
5) A string is wound around a hexagonal surface of a right circular cylinder
prism having base with 20 mm side
is a rectangle
and 50 mm long axis, to connect
opposite ends of the same longer edge. (d) The elements of an elliptical cone
The minimum length of string required are equal in length (ESE 2017)
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9) The development of surface of a 13) The method by which the development
tetrahedron with 50 mm edge is given of surface of an oblique solid is
by obtained is
(a) Parallelogram of side 50 mm and (a) radial line method
100 mm (angles 60°and 120°) (b) parallel line method
(b) Square of side 50 mm (c) triangulation method
(c) Equilateral triangle of side 50 mm (d) approximation method
(d) Equilateral triangle of side 100 mm 14) If a semicircular thin sheet is folded to
(e) Square of side 100 mm form a cone, then the front view of the
cone appears as an
10) The development of surface of a
tetrahedron with 60 mm edge can be (a) equilateral triangle
represented by a parallelogram having (b) isosceles triangle
adjacent sides of
(c) rectangle
(a) 60 mm and 90 mm
(d) semicircle
(b) 60 mm and 120 mm
15) Sector of a circle with 60 mm radius
(c) 90 mm and 120 mm and 120° angle represents development
(d) none of these of the lateral surface of a cone The top
view of the cone is a circle of diameter
11) The development of surface of a
tetrahedron with 60 mm edge can be (a) 20 mm
represented by an equilateral triangle (b) 40 mm
of side
(c) 60 mm
(a) 60 mm
(d) 80 mm
(b) 90 mm
16) If the front view of a cone is
(c) 120 mm represented by an equilateral triangle
(d) none of these with a 60 mm side, the area of its
lateral surface is
12) A sector of a circle with 54 mm radius
and 120° angle represents development (a) 30π
of lateral surface of a cone. The radius (b) 60π
of base of cone will be
(c) 90π
(a) 15 mm
(d) 1800π
(b) 18 mm
17) If a thread is wound around a cone,
(c) 21 mm starting from a point on the base, and
(d) 24 mm brought back to the same point, then
the shortest possible length of the
(e) 27 mm
thread is equal to the
(a) Diameter of the base of the cone

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 (b) Slant height of the cone
(c) Largest chord of development of
sector
(d) Length of the perpendicular from a
corner of the development sector to
the opposite edge (ESE 2017)
18) If the development of the lateral
surface of a cone is a semicircle, then
(a) slant height of the cone < diameter
of the base of cone
(b) slant height of cone > diameter of
base of cone
(c) slant height of cone = diameter of
base of cone
(d) The slant height of cone = radius of
base of cone (ESE 2017)
19) Development of sphere is done by
(a) zone or lune method
(b) parallel line or radial line method
(c) triangulation method
(d) any of these methods

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 Chapter 13 Isometric Projection

1) An axonometric projection in which (d) None of the above

three perpendicular edges of the object 6) The purpose of an isometric scale is
make different angles with the plane of
projection is called? (a) to lay off intersecting lines

(a) isometric projection (b) to project the object on projection

plane
(b) diametric projection
(c) to measure foreshortened lines
(c) trimetric projection
(d) to measure diagonal lines
(d) none of the above
7) Isometric scale is less then main scale
2) Isometric drawing fall into the in the ratio :
category of
9
(a)
(a) Oblique drawing 10
16
(b) Axonometric drawings (b) 20
(c) Multi-view drawings (c) 0.815
(d) Perspective drawings 2
(d) 3
3) Isometric drawing fall into a larger
8) The exact value of R.F. of an isometric
category of drawings known as
scale is
(a) Oblique drawings
(a) 9/11
(b) Pictorial drawings
(b) 0.815
(c) Diametric drawings
√2
(c)
(d) Perspective drawings √3

4) In isometric projection, the angle (d) 0.8165

between the projection of the axes is 9) In isometric projection, dimension line
(a) 100° with each other are drawn

(b) 120° with each other (a) parallel to x axis

(c) 60° with each other (b) parallel to y axis

(d) 110° with each other (c) parallel to isometric axis

(e) 130° with each other (d) none of these

5) The isometric length and true length of 10) Pictorial views drawn on isometric
the object are scale are called

(a) same (a) isometric drawing

(b) less than true length (b) isometric projection

(c) more than true length (c) isometric view

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 (d) any of these (c) 90°
11) The view drawn with true scale is (d) 120°
called (e) 120° and 60°
(a) Isometric projection 16) A square in a regular multi-view
(b) Isometric view projection appears in an isometric view
as
(c) Either of the two
(a) box
(d) none of these
(b) square
12) A sphere in isometric projection is
drawn as (c) parallelogram
(a) A circle with diameter 0.816 times (d) rhombus
the sphere diameter 17) The type of projection in which the
(b) A circle with diameter greater than surfaces are equally foreshortened is
the sphere diameter (a) oblique
(c) An ellipse with major axis as (b) cabinet
sphere diameter
(c) isometric
(d) An ellipse with minor axis as
sphere diameter (d) orthographic

(e) A circle with diameter equal to the 18) In comparison to an isometric

sphere diameter projection, the appearance of an
isometric view is
13) The number of scales that is needed for
making a dimetric projection is (a) larger

(a) one (b) smaller

(b) two (c) more accurate

(c) three (d) more realistic

(d) four 19) On isometric plane a circle appears as

14) The projectors in isometric view are (a) an obloid

(a) converging (b) a circle

(b) diverging (c) an ellipse

(c) parallel to plane of projection (d) an Involute

(d) perpendicular to plane of 20) While making isometric projection, the

projection ellipse is preferably drawn by

15) The angle that isometric lines make (a) four center method
with each other is (b) method of points or coordinate
(a) 45° method

(b) 60° (c) Concentric circles method

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 (d) Parallelogram method 24) Select the correct isometric view
corresponding to the orthographic
21) Isometric projections cannot be drawn
views shown
by
(a) box method
(b) coordinate method
(c) offset method
(d) zone method
22) A sphere in isometric projection
appears as circle with diameter
(a) equal to the diameter of sphere (a)
(b) 0.816 times the diameter of sphere
(c) less than 0.816 diameter of sphere
(d) greater than the diameter of sphere (b)
23) Select the correct isometric view
corresponding to the orthographic
views shown
(c)

(d)

(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

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 Chapter 14 Conversion of Pictorial Views into Orthographic Views

1) Select the correct front view of the

given pictorial view

(a)

(a)

(b)

(b)

(c)

(c)

(d)
3) What will be the correct top view of
given pictorial view

(d)
2) Select the correct top view of the given
pictorial view

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 (a)

(a)

(b) (b)

(c)
(c)

(d)
4) For the object shown in select the
correct front view
(d)
5) For the object shown in select the
correct front view

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 (a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

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 Chapter 15 Intersection of Surfaces

1) When two prisms intersect at right (d) none of these

angle, the curve of intersection is made 6) The curve of intersection of any solid
up of with a line is
(a) circular arc (a) a point
(b) elliptical arc (b) a line
(c) curved line (c) a closed loop
(d) straight line (d) none of these
2) The line of intersection between 7) When a cylinder penetrates into a
cylinder and cone, unless they vertical cone with their axes parallel to
envelope a common sphere is made up and coinciding each other, the top view
of of the curve of intersection is
(a) straight line
(a) a circle
(b) curved line (b) an ellipse
(c) circular arcs (c) a parabola
(d) parabolic curve (d) a cycloid
3) Which of the following method is not
8) When a vertical cylinder is penetrated
used for obtaining curves of by a horizontal cylinder, the top view
intersection of curve of intersection is
(a) line method (a) circular arc
(b) curve method (b) elliptical arc
(c) generator method (c) closed loop
(d) cutting plane method (d) none of these
4) The study of intersection of surfaces 9) A cone resting on its base on H.P. is
helps in penetrated by a horizontal cylinder.
(a) sheet metal work The top view of the curve of
intersection results in
(b) building drawing
(a) circular arc
(c) architectural drawing
(b) elliptical arc
(d) all of these
(c) closed loop
5) The intersection of a cone by a plane
results in (d) none of these
(a) conic section 10) The curve of intersection of a vertical
right cylinder with an auxiliary vertical
(b) cycloid
plane is
(c) helix

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 (a) a point
(b) a straight line
(c) a closed loop
(d) a rectangle
11) The curve of intersection of a vertical
cone with an auxiliary vertical plane is
(a) straight line
(b) elliptical curve
(c) parabolic curve
(d) hyperbolic curve

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 Chapter 16 Oblique Projection

1) The face of an object containing drawn at the following angle to the

circles, irregular shapes, etc. is kept plane of projection, which is
parallel to plane of projection is known (a) 45°
as
(b) 60°
(a) isometric projection
(c) greater than 45°
(b) perspective projection
(d) less than 45°
(c) oblique projection
6) In oblique projection a semicircle
(d) none of these parallel to plane of projection appears
2) The drawings in which the receding as
lines are drawn to half the scale are (a) semicircle
called
(b) semi-ellipse
(a) isometric
(c) cycloid
(b) cavalier
(d) partial ellipse
(c) cabinet
7) The projectors in oblique projection
(d) perspective are
3) The distortion in oblique projection
(a) converging at plane of projection
can be decreased by
(b) parallel to plane of projection
(a) placing the projection in correct
scale (c) inclined to plane of projection

(b) reducing the length of receding (d) perpendicular to plane of

lines projection

(c) placing the projection obliquely to 8) In the cavalier projection an angle at

the plane of projection which the projectors meet the plane of
projection is
(d) enlarging the dimensions parallel
to plane of projection (a) 30°

4) In oblique projections, the receding (b) 45°

lines meet the plane of projection at an (c) 63°26'
angle
(d) none of these
(a) 0°
9) In the cabinet projection, an angle at
(b) 30° which the projectors meet the plane of
(c) 90° projection is

(d) less than 90° (a) 30°

5) To emphasize the features on the side (b) 45°

of an object, the receding lines are (c) 63°26'

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 (d) none of these
10) In the general oblique projection, an
angle at which the projectors meet the
plane of projection is
(a) 45°
(b) 63°26'
(c) 90°
(d) none of these
11) While making cavalier projections, the
ellipse is preferably drawn by
(a) four-centre approximate method
(b) oblong method
(c) concentric circles method
(d) parallelogram method

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 Chapter 17 Perspective Projection

1) Pictorial views are obtained by

a) isometric projection
b) oblique projection a)

c) perspective projection
d) all of these
b)
2) The type pictorial projections generally
used by the architects is
a) orthographic
b) oblique c)
d) none of these
c) perspective
7) Two point perspective view of cube
d) isometric
can be represented as
3) The form of drawing similar to the
view of objects as perceived by human
eye is
a) perspective a)

b) oblique
c) axonometric
b)
d) isometric
4) Perspective projections are drawn by
a) single vanishing point method
c)
b) double vanishing point method
d) none of these
c) triple vanishing point method
8) The illusion of depth in paintings is
d) all of these depicted by
5) Two point perspective is also known as a) one-point perspective
a) parallel perspective b) two-point perspective
b) angular perspective c) three point perspective
c) oblique perspective d) aerial perspective
d) atmospheric perspective 9) As the distance of an object from the
6) One point perspective view of a cube observer increases, its size in the
can be represented as perspective view
a) remains constant
b) increases

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 c) decreases
d) any of these
10) The imaginary vertical plane passing
through the observer's eye is called
a) ground plane
b) horizon plane
c) central plane
d) picture plane
11) The imaginary horizontal plane
passing through the observer's eye is
called
a) ground plane
b) horizon plane
c) central plane
d) picture plane
12) The line joining any point on the object
to the station point is known as
a) axis of vision
b) visual ray
c) centre line
d) horizon line

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 Chapter 18 AUTO CAD

1) Which of the following is the output (a) units for linear measurement
device of computer (b) units for angular measurement
(a) Monitor (c) limits of drawing
(b) Mouse (d) direction in which angle is to be
(c) Keyboard measured
(d) Scanner 7) Which one is not a valid option of
Units command
(e) Terminals
(a) architectural
2) What should you pay attention to first
when learning Auto CAD (b) Decimal
(a) The command line (c) Meter
(b) The status bar (d) Metric
(c) The title bar 8) Snap command is used to regulate the
cursor movement to the specified
(d) Floating toolbars
increments along
3) What does WCS stand for ?
(a) vertical axis
(a) Western CAD system
(b) horizontal axis
(b) Worldwide Coordinate Sectors
(c) Cartesian coordinates
(c) World coordinate systems
(d) polar angles
(d) Wrong CAD setting
9) What can be contained in a template
4) Status bar does not contain drawing
(a) Snap (a) Sheet layout
(b) Grid (b) Dimension styles
(c) Erase (c) Text styles
(d) Polar (d) All of these
5) Coordinates for the current position of 10) The number of points needed to draw a
crosshair of the cursor is seen in line using absolute coordinate is
(a) menu bar (a) none
(b) standard tool bar (b) one
(c) properties toolbar (c) two
(d) status bar (d) four
6) Units command of Auto CAD is not 11) If a line is drawn between points (1,5)
used to set and (-3,5), its absolute length is

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 (a) three units (a) one
(b) four units (b) two
(c) five units (c) three
(d) insufficient data (d) four
12) A line drawn in Auto CAD by 17) 2-points option is used to draw circles
specifying the first point as (2,7) and by specifying the
second point is specified by @ 6 < (a) two end points of a diameter
20. The length of the line will be
(b) two end points of a radius
(a) 2 units
(c) radius and tangent to two objects
(b) 7 units
(d) center and two end points of a
(c) 6 units chord
(d) 20 units 18) “Tan-Tan-Tan” command is used in
(e) 1 unit the CAD for the drawing of
13) How long will a line from (1,5) (a) Line
to@5<10 be ? (b) Rectangle
(a) one unit (c) Ellipse
(b) four units (d) Circle
(c) five units (e) Pentagon
(d) ten units 19) Which one of the following is not a
14) Polar coordinates are used mostly for valid option for drawing a circle ?
drawing (a) 3 points
(a) circles (b) Tan-Tan center
(b) arcs (c) Tan-Tan -Radius
(c) vertical lines (d) Tan-Tan-Tan
(d) angled lines
20) Xline command is used to draw line
15) To move an object six units to the that
right, what would be the second point (a) extends up to a specified point
of displacement
(b) extends up to another line
(a) @6,0
(c) extends infinity in one direction
(b) @6<0 only
(c) Both 1 and 2 (d) extends infinity in both directions
(d) Neither 1 and 2 21) “Array” command is used to
16) How many points do you need to (a) Create a line
define for the Rectangle command

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 (b) Create a circle
(c) Create multiple copies of object in
a pattern
(d) Create only one copy of object (b)
(e) Create only two copies of object
22) “SCALE” command in Auto CAD is
used to
(a) Measure all dimensions of the
object (c)

(b) Measure length of the object

(c) Measure area of the object
(d) Measure volume of the object (d)
(e) Reduce or enlarge the size of the 26) Scaling objects make them
object (a) bigger
23) Offset command can be used for (b) smaller
drawing
(c) it only stretches them
(a) infinite long lines
(d) both bigger and smaller
(b) parallel lines
27) When using the TRIM command,
(c) intersecting lines which do you select first?
(d) perpendicular bisectors (a) The cutting edges
24) Objects are rotated around the (b) The object to be trimmed
(a) base point (c) Everything
(b) bottom right of the object (d) Nothing
(c) center of the object 28) The term used by most CAD systems
(d) origin for "rounding corners" is

25) Join command is executed by clicking (a) chamfer

the icon (b) curve
(c) fillet
(d) smooth
29) The fillet command creates
(a)
(a) sharp corners
(b) round corners
(c) angled corners

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 (d) smooth corners
30) Which of the following is incorrect
statement?
(a) Chamfer command is used to bevel
the edges
(b) Fillet command is used to round
the corners
(c) Array command is used to draw
multiple copies
(d) Scale command is used to draw
plain scales

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