tle

Question 1

drawing done by using special
instruments that allow you to
draw a machine, building, etc.,
in a very precise and accurate
way

Answer 1

MECHANICAL
DRAWING

Question 2

is a representation of

an accurate form of design showing
a series of exterior views in
Isometric, Oblique, perspective drawing

Answer 2

PICTORIAL DRAWING

Question 3

A simplified parallel perspective having
three axes representing the mutually
perpendicular edges upon which direct
measurement can made

Answer 3

OBLIQUE PROJECTION / OBLIQUE
DRAWING

Question 4

has three axes: vertical,
horizontal

and the 30 degree cross-axis

no foreshortening

• ratio used is 1:1…..object
  looks too thick

Answer 4

CAVALIER
OBLIQUE DRAWING

Question 5

has three axes also:

vertical, horizontal and
45degree cross-axis

there is foreshortening or
reducing the dimension

layed out on the cross axis to

½ of actual size

ratio used is
1:1/2

object looks too thin

Answer 5

CABINET OBLIQUE

DRAWING

Question 6

a method that allows someone to
represent a three-dimensional object
on a two-dimensional piece of paper

Answer 6

ORTHOGRAPHIC DRAWING

Question 7

orthos

Answer 7

(“to write”)

Question 8

graphos

Answer 8

(“to
draw”)

Question 9

a two-dimensional graphic
representation of an object in
which the projecting lines are at
right angles to the plane of the
projection

Answer 9

Orthographic projection

Question 10

object which need
representation of three regular
views, namely: top,front, right
side view

Answer 10

THREE-REGULAR
VIEWS

Question 11

if precise description is needed on
the irregularity of the shapes of the
given object, it is important to have at
least six principal views

Answer 11

SIX PRINCIPAL VIEWS

Question 12

-is derived from two words:

iso and metric

Answer 12

ISOMETRIC

Question 13

iso

Answer 13

“equal”

Question 13

metric

Answer 13

“measure”

Question 14

“equal measure”

Answer 14

isometric

Question 15

-a pictorial view
seen by the
observer’s eye

Answer 15

PERSPECTIVE

Question 16

he is the key primary
source for understanding
the development of one
point perspective in
Renaissance Italy as “De
Pictura” in 1435

Answer 16

LEON BATTISTA ALBERTI

Question 17

The father of
perspective.

Answer 17

FLIPPO BRUNELLESCHI

Question 18

an imaginary vertical plane
where the perspective view is
assumed or imagined to be
projected or drawn

Answer 18

Picture plane

Question 19

the imaginary
intersection of the sky

and sea

Answer 19

Horizon

Question 20

an imaginary horizontal plane
which is in level with the
observer’s eyes and the horizon

Answer 20

Eye Level

Question 21

the plane of the
ground

Answer 21

Ground Level

Question 22

the imaginary point or
intersection of lines
projected from the receding
horizontal edges of an object

Answer 22

Vanishing Point

Question 23

the point on the horizon
or on the object which the
observer is directly
looking at

Answer 23

Point of Sight or Point of
Vision

Question 24

is the observer’s eyes,
not the point on the
ground where the
observer stands

Answer 24

Station Point

Question 25

one surface of the object
is parallel to the picture
plane

Answer 25

PARALLEL (one-point
Perspective)

Question 26

no surface of the object
is parallel to the picture
plane

Answer 26

ANGULAR
(two-point Perspective)

Question 27

below the eye level on the horizon

Answer 27

BIRD’S-EYE VIEW

Question 28

Normal perspective, street level

Answer 28

MAN’S-EYE VIEW

Question 29

Above the eye level

Answer 29

WORM’S-EYE VIEW