Isometric scale is used for: 

A true length of 70 mm will appear as approximately  how much in isometric projection? 

 Which of the following gives a more realistic size representation? 

 Isometric projection uses isometric scale, while  isometric drawing uses:

Which of the following is  essential  to generate correct orthographic views from an isometric? 

Which view generally shows the most features of an object? 

To draw orthographic views from isometric drawing,  what is the first step?

 The most suitable objects for oblique projection are those with: 

The main disadvantage of oblique projection is:

 The depth axis in cabinet oblique is scaled by:

 In isometric projection, non-isometric lines are: 

A cube of 30 mm side will appear in isometric  projection with sides of approximately: 

  Which instrument helps in drawing isometric axes  at correct angles?

Which face of an object is placed parallel to  the vertical plane in isometric?

 In isometric projection, when the cube is tilted,  each edge is equally inclined to:

 The length reduction in isometric projection is applied using:

Which of the following is  not  part of standard  isometric projection steps?

 Isometric drawings differ from projections because:

 The purpose of isometric scale is to:

 In isometric scale, a line of 100 mm is scaled to:

Orthographic views are generally drawn using:

To convert an isometric drawing to orthographic, you must know: 

Which projection method is commonly used in India  for orthographic views? 

Which view is projected on the profile plane?

 In oblique projection, the receding axis is typically drawn at: