Diocese of Evo(ANGLICAN COMMUNION)

ARCHDEACON CROWTHER MEMORIAL GIRLS’ SCHOOL

SECOND TERM EXAMINATION FOR 2021/2022 ACADEMIC SESSION
SUBJECT: TECHNICAL DRAWING CLASS: S.S.1
SECTION A: Answer all questions
1. The principle reason for using an auxiliary view a) Prism, Cylinder
is ____________. b) Prism, Cone
a) To eliminate hidden line c) Pyramid, Cone
b) To create a true projection plane from an inclined d) Prism, Pyramid
plane in one of the primary view 9. A line of length 15cm is parallel to horizontal
c) To show cylinder as ellipse plane and makes an angle of 30° with vertical
d) To locate center marks plane. The length of the line in top is ______ cm.
2. An secondary auxiliary view is a projection off of a) 30
the ___________. b) 12.9
a) Front view c) 15
b) Secondary auxiliary view d) 7.5
c) Primary auxiliary view 10. The length of a line parallel to one of the plane
d) Tertiary auxiliary view of projection will show the same length if view of
3. The pictorial view shows a point A situated that line is projected onto the plane.
st
above the HP and in front of the VP (In the 1 a) True
Quadrant), its front and top view are b) False
a) a' and a c) Maybe
b) a and a‫׳‬ d) I don’t know
c) a' and a" 11. A circle appears in auxiliary view as a/an
d) a" and a _______.
nd
4. A point in the 2 quadrant is in which positions. a) Circle
a) Below HP, behind VP b) Ellipse
b) Below HP, in-front VP c) Parabola
c) Above HP, in-front VP d) Hyperbola
d) Above HP, behind VP 12. The principle views associated with
5. In perspective drawing, the horizontal plane in orthographic projection are __________.
which the object is to be situated is called a) Top view
________. b) Front view
a) Horizontal plane c) Side view
b) Picture plane d) All of the above
c) Auxiliary ground plane 13. The front view of a point is 30mm above XY
d) Ground plane and the top view is 60mm below XY. The point is
6. When the object has one or more of its faces __________.
parallel to the picture plane, its perspective is called a) 30mm above HP
________ perspective also called one point b) 60mm below VP
perspective c) 60mm above HP
a) Angular d) 30mm in front of VP
b) Oblique 14. A point in the 1st quadrant is in which
c) Parallel positions.
d) Vanishing a) Below HP, behind VP
7. Which method of development is employed in b) Below HP, in-front VP
the case of truncated cone? c) Above HP, in-front VP
a) Parallel line development d) Above HP, behind VP
b) Radial line development 15. In perspective projection, the point where the
c) Approximate method eye of the observer is located while viewing the
d) Triangulation development object is called __________.
8. The line of intersection formed is a straight line a) Ground point
while two solids are intersecting, the solids may be b) Station point
c) Center of vision 24. The front view of a point is 50mm above XY
d) Horizon point line and the top view is 20mm below the front
16. When an object has its two faces inclined to the view, the point lies in
picture plane, the perspective is called a) First angle
___________ also called two point perspective. b) Fourth angle
a) Angular c) Second angle
b) Parallel d) Third angle
c) Vanishing 25. In perspective projection, the eye is assumed to
d) Oblique be situated at a _________ position relative to the
17. The method of development employed in the object. The ________ is placed between the _____
case of intersected cylinder is __________. and the ______.
a) Radial line development a) Definite, Picture plane, Eye, object
b) Approximation method b) Indefinite, Object, Eye, Picture plane
c) Triangulation development c) Definite, Object, Picture plane, Eye
d) Parallel line development d) Indefinite, Picture plane, Eye, Object
18. The line of intersection formed is a curve when 26. When an object has all of its faces inclined to
the two solids intersecting may be _____________. the picture plane, the perspective is called
a) Triangular prism, cylinder ___________ also called two point perspective.
b) Cone, Cylinder a) Vanishing
c) Triangular prism, square pyramid b) Oblique l
d) Triangle pyramid, cone c) Angular
19. The point at which the line intersects the VP, d) Parallel
extended if necessary, is known as __________. 27. If a line is parallel to both HP and VP, its true
a) Vertical trace length will be seen in
b) Profile trace a) Both front view and top view
c) Horizontal trace b) Front view
d) Auxiliary trace c) Both front view and side view
20. In a case when a line is inclined to HP and d) Top view
parallel to VP, then what figure will be projected on 28. The point at which the line intersects the HP,
HP? extended if necessary, is known as __________.
a) Its true length a) Horizontal trace
b) Its apparent length b) Profile trace
c) A Point c) Auxiliary trace
d) Two points d) Vertical trace
21. How many types of auxiliary view are there in 29. The plane surfaces of ___________ intersects
technical drawing? in a straight line
a) 6 a) Prism
b) 5 b) Pyramid
c) 4 c) Both A and B
d) 3 d) None of the above
22. This type of auxiliary view is projected onto a 30. The line of intersection is a _______ when a
pane that is perpendicular to one of the principal ________ intersects a __________.
plane of projection. a) Straight line, Cylinder, Sphere
a) Primary b) Curve, Prism, Cube
b) Secondary c) Straight line, Cone, Cube
c) Revolved d) Curve, Cone, Cylinder
d) Tertiary 31. In auxiliary view, the projection line is at angle
23. The line joining the front and top views of a of
point is called _________. a) 45
a) Projector b) 30°
b) Reference line c) 60°
c) Connector d) 90°
d) Locus
32. The type of auxiliary view that is projected off b) 5cm
the secondary auxiliary view is c) 19.31cm
a) Tertiary d) 1.29cm
b) Secondary 38. If a line is inclined to both HP and VP, it will
c) Primary have more than one trace
d) Revolved a) True
33. If top view of a point is situated 60mm below b) False
the reference line and its front view is 20mm above c) Maybe
the top view the point lies in d) I don’t know
a) Second angle 39. In perspective drawing, the imaginary line
b) Fourth angle that travels from the eye of the spectator to
c) Third angle infinity is called _______________.
d) First angle a) Vanishing point
34. In 3rd quadrant, the point lies I with position b) Receding
a) Above HP, in front VP c) Line of sight
b) Below HP, in front VP d) Bird’s eye view
c) Above HP, behind VP 40. Which of the following show the curve of
d) Below HP, behind VP intersection of two unequal cylinder
35. What is the word for the lines that go from the a)
object you are drawing to the vanishing point?
a) Converging lines
b) Orthogonal lines
c) Parallel lines
d) Receding lines b) J
36. A three point view in perspective drawing in
which the observer is high and the object id
downward is called ________.
a) Ant’s eye view c)
b) Vanishing point
c) Bird’s eye view
d) Receding
37. A line in which is parallel to horizontal plane
and making an angle of 75° with the vertical plane d)
has a length of 5 cm from top view. What is its true
length?
a) 4.82cm

SECTION B: Answer any four question

1. A line is 70m long is inclined at 60° to the HP and 45° to the VP. Draw its projection and determine its
traces. Assuming point B is 30mm above and in-front of the HP and VP respectively.
2. The figure above show the two views of a truncated cylinder. Copy the given views and draw the
following:
a) Complete plan
b) Auxiliary plan in the direction of arrow R
3. A cylinder of 50mm diameter and 60mm long penetrates partially a vertical cylinder of 60mm diameter
and 95mm long resting on the HP at angle 45°.
a) Draw the front elevation and plan of the cylinder
b) Create a drawing showing the surface development of the intersecting cylinder
4. Explain the following terms
i) Projection
ii) Trace of line
b) Identify two positions of points in space
c) Identify two projections of line in space
d) A line AB of length 55mm inclined to HP at an angle 30°, point A is 15mm above HP and 20mm in
front of VP. Draw its projections
5. Define he terms
i) Perspective
ii) Station point
iii) Horizon
b) State two types of perspective and explain one
c) Given the front and side elevation of a t-shaped block as shown below, apply the principle of two point
perspective

6. Explain the steps required in using the computer to draw auxiliary view
b) Explain the steps required in using the computer to draw isometric drawing