SSS 2 TD CAT 2nd Term

SECTION A
1. The front and top view are sometimes not A. Half auxiliary
sufficient to convey all the information B. Full auxiliary
regarding the object. Additional views are C. Front
therefore projected on other planes known as D. Top
A. auxiliary vertical plane 8. Planes which are inclined to both the reference
B. auxiliary inclined plane planes are called
C. auxiliary plane A. vertical planes
D. horizontal and Vertical plane B. inclined planes
2. Auxiliary views cannot be used for the C. horizontal planes
determining D. oblique planes
A. the true length of a line 9. Auxiliary views tend to make use of
B. the point-view of a line ___________ projection.
C. the edge-view of a line A. orthographic projection
D. the apparent size B. axonometric projection
3. Auxiliary planes are of _______ types. C. oblique projection
A. Two D. isometric projection
B. One 10. In ____________ the direction of viewing is
C. Three such that two of the three axes of space appear
D. Six equally foreshortened.
4. What are non-parallel and non-intersecting A. orthographic projection
lines called? B. trimetric projection
A. Spiral lines C. dimetric projection
B. Parallel lines D. isometric projection
C. Skew lines 11. In _________ the parallel projection rays are
D. Perpendicular lines not perpendicular to the viewing plane as with
5. The shortest distance between two parallel orthographic projection, but strike the
lines is equal to the length of the perpendicular projection plane at an angle other than ninety
drawn between them. If its true length is to be degrees.
measured, then the two given parallel lines A. isometric projections
should be shown in their _________ views. B. orthographic projections
A. Top C. axonometric projection
B. Front D. oblique projection
C. Point 12. The lines used to create the auxiliary view
D. Line should appear as ________ in the finished view.
6. Plane appears as foreshortened surface in all A. Object lines
the projection planes is known as B. Construction lines
A. The parallel plane C. Reference lines
B. The vertical plane D. Construction lines
C. The slant plane 13. The offset distance for the width (front to back)
D. The horizontal plane distance of the auxiliary view is the same
7. To save space on the drawing or to save time distance of the ________ in the top view.
A. Width
only ___________ view may be drawn.
B. height
 C. length A. Front auxiliary view.
D. none of the above B. Left-side auxiliary view.
14. The principle reason for using an auxiliary view C. Right-side auxiliary view.
is ________. D. Top auxiliary view.
A. to eliminate hidden lines 21. In which of the following views does the
B. to create a true projection plane from an inclined surface of the object appear
inclined plane in one of the primary views
foreshortened?
C. to show cylinders as ellipses
A. Top and auxiliary views
D. to locate center marks
15. Circular shapes appear in this fashion when B. Front and side views
viewed at an angle other than 90 degrees: C. Top and side views
A. Circular D. Top and front views
B. Elliptical 22. The inclined surface of the object appears in its
C. Lengthened true length and width in the ____ view.
D. Angular A. Auxiliary
16. When adding dimensions to an auxiliary view it B. Front
will be necessary to use the ________ tool. C. Side
A. Linear dimension D. Top
B. Aligned dimension 23. An efficient method for trimming the corners
C. Baseline dimension on an auxiliary view is to use the
D. Angle dimension A. 0 radius fillet
17. To project an auxiliary view from a surface B. Hatch tool
inclined at 45°in a regular orthographic view, C. Extend tool
the auxiliary projection plane is drawn at D. Grips function
A. 4° 24. In this type of auxiliary view, a break line is
B. 60° used to indicate the imaginary break in the
C. 75° views:
D. 90° A. Primary
18. Which of the following statements is not true B. Secondary
regarding auxiliary views? C. Revolved
A. A front auxiliary view is projected from a D. Partial
25. This type of auxiliary view is projected onto a
front orthographic view.
plane that is perpendicular to one of the
B. The conventional practice is to project only
principal planes of projection:
the inclined portion of an object in an A. Primary
auxiliary view. B. Secondary
C. Circular features are drawn as ellipses when C. Revolved
projected to an auxiliary view. D. Successive
D. A secondary auxiliary view is projected from
a regular orthographic view. True/False: Indicate whether the statement is
19. An auxiliary view is projected with construction true or false.
lines at ____ to the inclined surface.
26. Auxiliary views show the true size of features
A. 45°
inclined to the principal planes of projection.
B. 60°
A. True
C. 75°
B. False
D. 90°
27. An inclined surface appears as an edge in two
20. Which type of auxiliary view is projected in the
of the three normal orthographic views.
drawing?
 A. True
B. False
28. An auxiliary view is projected perpendicular
from a regular orthographic view.
A. True
B. False
29. A top auxiliary view is projected from the front
orthographic view.
A. True
B. False
30. Circular features in auxiliary views are drawn as
ellipses.
A. True
B. False
SECTION B
Instruction: Answer all the questions
1. The font elevation and plan of a regular hexagon
prism are shown below. Draw the auxiliary plan on
plan X1Y1. Show all the hidden details. (5 marks)

2. The elevation and an incomplete plan of a truncated

pentagonal pyramid are given in the figure below.
Copy the given view.
Draw the:
i. complete plan;
ii. auxiliary elevation in the direction of
arrow P. (5 marks)