In oblique projection, the receding axis represents:

The angle used for the receding axis in cavalier  projection is usually:

 The front face in oblique projection is:

Which projection gives an unrealistic appearance due to  full-depth scale  ?

 In oblique projection, which feature remains undistorted? 

 In isometric drawing, which direction is used to represent height?

 A circular hole on the inclined surface in isometric projection appears as a(n):

Which axis in isometric drawing is used to measure width?

Which type of object is best suited for isometric  drawing? 

 To represent a slanted surface in isometric drawing, you must:

 Which one of the following is not a method of  pictorial drawing?

In isometric drawings, holes and circular features on  non-front surfaces  must be drawn as:

Leader lines in isometric drawings should be:

Which of the following is  not required  for constructing an isometric scale?

 In isometric projection, all three principal axes  are equally inclined to: 

 The object appears  smaller  in which method? 

Why are isometric drawings more popular than isometric  projections in industry? 

What does the front view represent in orthographic drawing?

 If a hole is on the top face, it will appear in which orthographic view?

To draw orthographic views from an isometric view, we must visualize the object in: 

  In general oblique projection, depth axis can be scaled by: 

Cabinet oblique projection is more realistic than cavalier because:

 Which type of projection shows the  least distortion in depth  ?

The use of oblique projection is generally limited to:

 In oblique projection, which face is kept parallel to the plane of projection?