MCQ - Mechanical TNPSC JTO
JTO - 551 - Engineering Drawing and Draughtsman - 551 - unit - 05 - Isometric Projection and Oblique Projection
Isometric axes are drawn such that each axis is separated by:
The projection in which all three dimensions of an object are shown in a single view is called:
Which dimensioning method is most suitable for isometric drawings?
In isometric drawing, all dimensions should be aligned:
In isometric projection, a true length of 100 mm will appear as:
Which of the following scales is used only for isometric projection and not isometric drawing?
Which one is more visual and easier to create for beginners?
Which type of projection is used for manufacturing drawings ?
Which of the following does not belong to standard orthographic views?
The front view is projected onto which reference plane?
Which of the following projections is not foreshortened along depth?
Which type of oblique projection offers most realistic proportions ?
In isometric projection, which axis represents the height of an object?
Which of the following is not true about isometric drawing?
When using the exact isometric projection, the reduction factor applied is:
The angle between the horizontal plane and isometric axis is:
Which of the following is recommended while dimensioning an isometric drawing?
While dimensioning a circular feature in isometric, the best method is to: