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The instrument used to draw horizontal lines on a drawing board is the
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Which set square angles are standard?
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A scale of 1 : 2 on a drawing means the drawing is
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Thick continuous lines on an engineering drawing represent
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Section lines (hatching) are usually drawn at
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To bisect a line means to
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A polygon with eight sides is a
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A line that touches a circle at only one point is a
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The receding lines in isometric drawing are drawn at
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An instrument used to draw irregular curves is the
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Dividers are used mainly to
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The size of A4 paper is
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A scale of 2 : 1 is an
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Thin continuous lines are used for
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Each interior angle of a regular hexagon is
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A section cut through a cone parallel to its base gives a
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A drawing showing the outer surfaces of a solid unfolded onto a flat sheet is a
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The development of the curved surface of a cylinder is a
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A drawing in which parallel lines appear to meet at vanishing points is a
Question 20 of 50
On building drawings, the symbol for a door shows a
Question 21 of 50
A drawing showing the layout of rooms as seen from above, cut at about 1 m above floor level, is a
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The curve traced by a point on the circumference of a circle rolling along a straight line is a
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The curve traced by the end of a taut string unwinding from a circle is an
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A section cut through a cone parallel to its slant side gives a
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In first angle orthographic projection, the plan is drawn
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In third angle orthographic projection, the plan is drawn
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In cabinet oblique drawing, the receding lines are drawn at 45° and
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The development of the curved surface of a right cone is a
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In engineering drawing, the abbreviation "PCD" stands for
Question 30 of 50
The point where the three medians of a triangle meet is the
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The true length of a line inclined to both planes is found by
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A section line (cutting plane) is drawn as
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Threads on a bolt are conventionally shown with
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An auxiliary view is used to show
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A scale of 1:2 drawing makes the object
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In first angle projection, the end view seen from the left is drawn on the
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The conventional representation of an external screw thread shows the root diameter with
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A regular hexagon of side 30 mm has a distance across corners of
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On a building section, the DPC is shown just above
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The circumference of a circle of diameter 70 mm is about (π = 22/7)
Question 41 of 50
To construct a regular pentagon on a given side, a key angle at each vertex is
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The distance across flats of a regular hexagon of side 30 mm is about
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To draw a tangent to a circle from an external point, you first
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The involute of a circle is used to form
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A cylinder cut by a plane inclined to its axis produces a section shaped as
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The development of a right pyramid is drawn using the
Question 47 of 50
M10 × 1.5 on a drawing indicates
Question 48 of 50
A tolerance of Ø25 H7/g6 is an example of a
Question 49 of 50
The true shape of a section of a cone cut parallel to its slant side is a
Question 50 of 50
A cone cut by a plane parallel to its axis gives a
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