Aparri School of Arts and Trades 2Nd Periodic Examination

Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region 02
APARRI SCHOOL OF ARTS AND TRADES
Maura, Aparri, Cagayan
2nd PERIODIC EXAMINATION
S.T.V.E.P. GRADE 9 – TECHNICAL DRAFTING
Name____________________________________________ Yr. & Sec. ____________________Score_______
I. MULTIPLE CHOICE
Directions: The following items are building planning considerations and principles of perspective drawing.
Read each statement carefully and write the letter of correct answer before each number.
1. Good interrelation between the rooms of the building according to its functionality is a must to achieve
accessibility, which one should be considered?
a) distribution c) superstition
b) height d) circulation
2. Unless it’s the client’s primary concern, as a good architectural designer, what should be your least
consideration when planning a building?
a) distribution c) superstition
b) orientation d) circulation
3. Bedrooms should NOT be oriented facing the strike of sunbeams especially during noon time, which
among the planning considerations should be considered?
a) circulation c) shapes and sizes
b) orientation d) light & ventilation
4. A planning consideration which makes the building free from obstacles and detours when passing from
one area to another.
b) height d) light & ventilation
5. Considering horizontal and vertical clearances of furniture and other fixtures of a building which among
the planning considerations must be observed?
6. A good ambience and fresh air circulation are achieved when this planning consideration is given
importance.
a) circulation c) superstition
7. The top cross-sectional view of the floor area of a building showing the location of rooms.
a) Elevation c) floor plan
b) Perspective d) site development plan
8. An intersection where horizontal lines of a perspective drawing seem to converge.
a) center point c) horizontal point
b) end point d) vanishing point
9. What happens to the horizontal lines of a perspective drawing below eye level as it recedes to the
vanishing point?
a) it seems to go up c) it seems to curve
b) it seems to go down d) it stays the same
10. Which of the statement is true about the principles of perspective drawing?
a) the farther the object, the brighter color as it appears.
b) hidden lines can be shown in a perspective drawing.
c) the farther the object from your vision, the smaller it appears.
d) equidistant objects of the ground seem to have equal distances as they recede from vision.
11. What happens to the horizontal lines of a perspective drawing above eye level as it recedes to the
vanishing point?
a) it seems to go up c) it seems to curve
b) it seems to go down d) it stays the same
12. A type of perspective which one of its surfaces (front view) is parallel to the picture plane.
a) 1-point perspective c) 3-point perspective
b) 2-point perspective d) 4-point perspective
13. A type of perspective where none of its surfaces (views) is parallel to the picture plane.
a) 1-point perspective c) 3-point perspective
b) 2-point perspective d) 4-point perspective
14. A type of perspective drawing that places the object at the center of the horizon.
a) worm’ eye view c) pilot’s eye view
b) man’s eye view d) dog’s eye view
15. A type of perspective drawing using 3 vanishing points.
a) angular perspective c) oblique perspective
b) isometric perspective d) parallel perspective
16. At what axis in a pictorial drawing determines the height of the object?
a) left-cross axis c) vertical axis
b) right-cross axis d) horizontal axis
17. According to the National Building Code (NBC), what is the minimum area of window opening of a
habitable room?
a) 5% of the total floor area c) 15% of the total floor area
b) 10% of the total floor area d) 20% of the total floor area
18. NBC: The minimum area for human habitation, like bedrooms?
a) 4 sq. m. b) 5 sq. m. c) 6 sq. m. d) 7 sq. m.
19. NBC: Minimum ceiling height of a room with natural ventilation.
a) 2.70 M b) 20.70 M c) 20.07 M d) 27.00 M
20. NBC: Minimum allowable horizontal dimension of a toilet / bathroom.
a) .90M b) .09M c) 9.0M d) 90M
21. A place for storing, mixing or preparing and cooking food.
a) t & b b) porch c) kitchen d) lanai
22. A part of a house that is derived from Hawaiian architecture which adds an open-air extension of the living
area for a special purpose.
a) patio b) porch c) veranda d) lanai
23. An enclosed shelter for automobile.
a) airport b) car port c) car park d) garage
24. The center of a house, a place where the family sit and relax, watch t.v. or play music.
a) dining area b) living area c) bedroom d) garage
25. A place where primarily the family eat and talk about matters of life, adjacent to the kitchen and service
area.
a) dining area b) living area c) bedroom d) garage
II. PERFORMANCE TEST

Directions: On a separate drawing paper, draft a Floor Plan of a Bachelor’s Pad with the following features and
specifications:
 1 BEDROOM: 4.00M X 5.00M OR TOTAL AREA OF 20 SQUARE METERS INCLUDING T & B
 COMBINED LIVING AND DINING AREA: 5.00M X 6.00M OR TOTAL AREA OF 30 SQUARE METERS INCLUDING
KITCHEN AND A T & B
 PORCH: 1.50M X 2.50M OR EQUIVALENT AREA
 SERVICE/LAUNDRY AREA: 2.00M X 3.00M OR EQUIVALENT AREA
 USE APPROPRIATE ARCHITECTURAL SYMBOLS, INCLUDE DIMENSIONS.
SCORING RUBRICS:
Accuracy (Planning Considerations) = 10
Appropriateness of architectural symbols = 5
Neatness = 5
Dimensioning = 5
25 POINTS!
Prepared by:
MR. HANNYVAL T. QUILON
Subject Teacher
Checked by:
EDWARD D. GARCIA, Ph.D.
Secondary School Principal II

Region 02
S.T.V.E.P. GRADE 8 – TECHNICAL DRAFTING
Name_____________________________________________ Yr. & Sec. __________________Score_______
I. MULTIPLE CHOICE
Directions: The following items are concepts of drafting/drawing, instruments and equipment. Read each
statement carefully and write the letter of correct answer before each number.
1. Architect V. Q. Pogi is making detailed drawings using a pencil, eraser, and a drawing sheet only. What type of
drawing Arch. V. Q. Pogi is making?
a) freehand drawing c) permanent drawing
b) mechanical drawing d) technical drawing
2. Why do we consider Drawing as “The universal language of industry”?
a) It brings detailed drawings that could be appreciated by everyone.
b) It gives technical data to engineers and constructors.
c) It conveys universal idea.
d) It is easily understood.
3. Who was the engineer who made the first technical drawing in the history of mankind?
a) Gudea b) Guideon c) Guilian d) Guingona
4. It is where engineers and architects draw their designs during ancient times.
a) stonehenge b) stone tables c) stone tablet d) stone ware
5. A view in Orthographic Projection that drawn directly above the front view.
a) front view b) R. side view c) top view d) rear view
6. A view in Orthographic Projection that drawn horizontally in line with the front view.
7. A view in Orthographic Projection that is drawn directly below the top view.
8. The imaginary glass box where the views of an object is being projected
a) image box b) projection bob c) dop box d) beat box
9. What was the first ever technical drawing made?
a) space craft b) fortress c) tomb d) bridge
10. These are set of conventional line symbols used in plans and working drawings.
a) alphabet of lines b) patterning lines c) setting lines d) reference lines
11. What type of drawing are you going to use if you want to show how parts of objects or machine being attached?
a) isometric drawing b) orthographic projection c) detail drawing d) assembly drawing
12. It is the best type of drawing when showing small parts of a machine, device, or building.
13. It is the system for graphically representing the views of an object by line a drawn on a flat surface 90 degrees
from the observer’s eye.
14. Which of the following statement is true with the rules in dimensioning?
a) Each feature can be dimensioned several times.
b) Concentric circles should be dimensioned in a cross-sectional view.
c) Place larger dimensions towards the outside so that extension lines don’t cross dimension lines.
d) Dimension lines should may end at object lines without using extension lines to relate the dimension to the
feature being described.
15. What kind of line are you going to use when you want to show limits of a dimension?
a) center line b) dimension line c) extension line d) object line
16. A drawing made without using any drawing instrument
a) technical drawing b) mechanical drawing c) freehand drawing d) detailed drawing
17. A drawing made with the use drawing instrument
a) technical drawing b) mechanical drawing c) freehand drawing d) detailed drawing
18. A projection plane that determines the height of the object.
a) projection plane b) horizontal plane c) profile plane d) frontal plane
19. A projection plane where the rear and front view is being projected.
a ) projection plane b) horizontal plane c) profile plane d) frontal plane
20. A projection plane where the sides views are being projected.
a ) projection plane b) horizontal plane c) profile plane d) frontal plane
21. Principles of orthographic projection: If a line is inclined to the plane of projection, appear as / it becomes?
a) line b) point c) true shape / size d) foreshortened
22. Principles of orthographic projection: If a surface is inclined to the plane of projection, appear as / it becomes?
23. Principles of orthographic projection: If a surface is parallel to the plane of projection, it becomes / appear as a?
24. Principles of orthographic projection: If a line is perpendicular to the plane of projection, appear as / it becomes?
25. Principles of orthographic projection: If a line is parallel to the plane of projection, appear as / it becomes?
Directions: On a separate drawing paper, draw the Orthographic Views (TOP, FRONT & RIGHT SIDE) of
the 3D isometric drawing below following its measurements as indicated. NO need to make a border
line with your drawing but don’t forget to write your name on it.
SCORING RUBRICS:
Accuracy = 15
Neatness = 5
Dimensioning = 5
25 POINTS!
Prepared by:
MR. HANNYVAL T. QUILON SR.
Subject Teacher
Checked by:
Region 02
G-7 TECHNICAL DRAWING 1
Name_____________________________________________Yr.&Sec.___________________ Score_______
I. MULTIPLE CHOICE

2. Mr. V. Q. Pogi-Grabe is taking the area of his office using foot as unit of measurement, what system of
measurement is he using?
a) universal system b) American system c) English system d) system international
3. Mr. V. Q. Pogi-Grabe wants to know the perimeter of the basketball court of his school in terms of meters, what
system of measurement should he use?
a) English system b) universal system c) system international d) American system
4. The value or amount given to the depth, length, height of and object.
a) altitude b) weight c) measurement d) mass
5. If 100 centimeters is equal to 1 meter, how many meter/s are there in 175 centimeters?
a) .075 meters b) 170 meters c) 1.75 meters d) 17.5 meters
6. It is the best instrument to use when lay outing 45degrees lines from the horizon.
a) protractor b) 30° X 60° triangle c) 45° X 45° triangle d) compass
7. It is the best instrument to use when lay outing 30- or 60-degrees lines from the horizon.
a) compass b) protractor c) 30° X 60° triangle d) 45° X 45° triangle
8. A graphic representation of things / objects using lines and symbols.
a) Scaling b) Printing c) Drawing d) Etching
9. It is ways of communication that can be understand regardless of your spoken and written language.
10. It is the language of every technical person and is use to clearly communicate his/her ideas.
11. A rubberized material used to clear and or clean dirt and unwanted lines in the drawing.
a) scraper b) paint c) peeler d) eraser
12. A measuring tool used to layout an angle or an arc.
a) Compass b) Divider c) Tape ruler d) Protractor
13. The most popular type of measuring tool, usually 6 or 12 inches in length.
a) Tape ruler b) Triangle c) Scale d) Ruler
14. Its main purpose is to reproduce, reduce or enlarge the dimension of size on a drawing.
a) Tape ruler b) Triangle c) Ruler d) Scale
15. It is used for drawing vertical and oblique lines.
a) Ruler b) Scale c) T- Square d) Triangle
16. It provides an easy means for accurately drawing curved surfaces.
a) Compass b) Divider c) Protractor d) Tape ruler
17. These are used for measuring dimensions.
a) Measuring Tools b) Cutting Tools c) Lining Tools d) Testing Tools
18. This is used as a guide in drawing horizontal lines.
a) T- Square b) Ruler c) Triangle d) Scale
19. This instrument is used to draw circles, arcs, radii, and parts of many symbols.
a) Compass b) Divider c) Protractor d) Tape ruler
20. This instrument is used to measure circles, arcs, radii, and transfer dimensions.
a) Divider b) Tape ruler c) Protractor d) Compass
21. It helps a drafter keep the proportions accurate.
a) Ruler b) Scale c) Triangle d) T- Square
22. It is used for fastening drawing paper on the drawing board.
a) paste b) paper tape c) rugby d) fastener
23. An instrument used to measure holes or any cylindrical objects.
a) protractor b) caliper c) scale d) tri-square
24. If an INCH is divided into fourths, how do you read the second graduation?
a) 1 / 4” b) 1 / 2” c) 3 / 4” d) 4 / 4”
25. If an INCH is divided into eighths, how do you read the second graduation?
a) 1 / 8” b) 1 / 4” c) 3 / 8” d) 3 / 4”

Directions:
1. On a separate drawing paper, draw the figure below following its measurement indicated: Sizes and Spaces.
2. Center your drawing.
3. Use straight edge like ruler or triangle in constructing the figure.
Note: No need to make border line on your drawing paper, but don’t forget to write your name and section on it.
SCORING RUBRIC
Neatness = 5
Visual Appeal = 5
Accuracy of Measurement & Consistency of line weight = _15
25 points!
Prepared by:
MARIA ISABEL T. VERBO

Subject Teacher
Checked by:

Region 02
G-8 TECHNICAL DRAWING 2
Name____________________________________________Yr. & Sec. ___________________ Score_______
I. MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. These are set of conventional lines with different meanings and forms used in technical drawings and plans.
a) technical lines b) mechanical lines c) alphabet of lines d) systematic lines
2. Who was the engineer who made the first technical drawing in the history of mankind?
a) Guideon b) Guilian c) Gudea d) Guingona
3. It is where engineers and architects draw their designs during ancient times.
a) stonehenge b) stone tables c) stone tablet d) stone ware
4. The value or amount given to the depth, length or height of an object.
5. Supposed you want to show feature/s of an object that is concealed within the design, what line are you going to
use?
a) object line b) center line c) hidden line d) phantom line
6. These lines represent the visible edges of the object / design.
a) object line b) center line c) hidden line d) phantom line
7. Center lines are used to ___________________________.
a) show broken parts in the plan c) pinpoint something in the plan
b) locate centers of cylindrical objects d) make dimensions
8. What line are you going to use if you want to show limits of a dimension?
a) ditto line b) center line c) extension line d) phantom line
9. These lines represent the movement of part/s of an object.
10. These lines are used to make enlargement of a very small feature of the design.
12. Mr. V. Q. Pogi-Grabe is taking the area of his office using foot as unit of measurement, what system of
measurement is he using?
a) universal system b) American system c) English system d) system international
13. Mr. V. Q. Pogi-Grabe wants to know the perimeter of the basketball court of his school in terms of meters, what
system of measurement should he use?
a) English system b) universal system c) system international d) American system
14. The value or amount given to the depth, length, height of an object.
15. If 100 centimeters is equal to 1 meter, how many meter/s are there in 175 centimeters?
a) .075 meters b) 170 meters c) 1.75 meters d) 17.5 meters
16. It is the best instrument to use when lay outing 45 degrees lines from the horizon.
a) protractor b) 30° X 60° triangle c) 45° X 45° triangle d) compass
17. It is the best instrument to use when lay outing 30- or 60-degrees lines from the horizon.
a) compass b) protractor c) 30° X 60° triangle d) 45° X 45° triangle
18. A graphic representation of things / objects using lines and symbols.
19. It is ways of communication that can be understand regardless of your spoken and written language.
20. It is the language of every technical person and is use to clearly communicate his/her ideas.
21. It helps a drafter keep the proportions accurate.
a) Ruler b) Scale c) Triangle d) T- Square
22. It is used for fastening drawing paper on the drawing board.
a) paste b) paper tape c) rugby d) fastener
23. An instrument used to measure holes or any cylindrical objects.
a) protractor b) caliper c) scale d) tri-square
24. If an INCH is divided into fourths, how do you read the second graduation?
a) 1 / 4” b) 1 / 2” c) 3 / 4” d) 4 / 4”
25. If an INCH is divided into eighths, how do you read the second graduation?
a) 1 / 8” b) 1 / 4” c) 3 / 8” d) 3 / 4”

Directions:
1. On a separate drawing paper, draw a simple technical plan using the Alphabet of Lines.
2. Label each Alphabet of Line you used in the drawing, used a leader or reference line to pinpoint them.
Note: No need to make border line on your drawing paper, but don’t forget to write your name and section on it.
SCORING RUBRIC
Neatness = 5
Visual Appeal = 5
Accuracy of Measurement & Consistency of line weight = _15
25 points!
Prepared by:
ANDERSON V. MARANTAN
Subject Teacher
Checked by:


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S.T.V.E.P. GRADE 9 – TECHNICAL DRAFTING

Name______________________________ Yr. & Sec. Score_

II. PERFORMANCE TEST

Republic of the Philippines

1. Why do we consider Drawing as “The universal language of industry”?

II. PERFORMANCE TEST

MARIA ISABEL T. VERBO

EDWARD D. GARCIA, Ph.D.

Name________________________________Yr. & Sec. _ Score_

II. PERFORMANCE TEST

EDWARD D. GARCIA, Ph.D.

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