Technical Drawing Mock 2025

Question 1 of 50

Which pencil grade is hardest?

Question 2 of 50

A French curve is used to draw

Question 3 of 50

Which line type shows the outline of visible edges?

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The view of an object seen from above is the

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Dimensions on engineering drawings are normally given in

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The block in the corner of a drawing that gives the title, scale and name is the

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A thin chain line (long dash, short dash) represents

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The locus of a point that moves at a fixed distance from a fixed point is a

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In orthographic projection, the view seen from the front is the

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In isometric drawing, the receding lines are drawn at

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A drawing that shows the inside of an object as if cut through is a

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Hatching lines on a section are normally drawn at

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A scale of 1:100 on a building plan means 1 cm represents

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A thick continuous line on an engineering drawing represents

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A pair of dividers is used to

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Dimensions on drawings are normally given in

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A protractor is used to

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The sum of the interior angles of a pentagon is

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A line drawn from the centre of a circle to the circumference is the

Question 20 of 50

A 45° set square and a 30°/60° set square together can draw an angle of

Question 21 of 50

The standard A4 paper size is

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To divide a line into five equal parts, you use the principle of

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A line that touches two circles is a

Question 24 of 50

The circle drawn inside a triangle touching all three sides is the

Question 25 of 50

A regular octagon has interior angles of

Question 26 of 50

In isometric projection, all three axes are inclined at

Question 27 of 50

On building drawings, the symbol showing a cut through a wall is filled with

Question 28 of 50

The 30°/60° and 45° set squares are used together to draw angles of

Question 29 of 50

The pencil grade best for construction lines is

Question 30 of 50

The standard size of A3 paper is

Question 31 of 50

A regular hexagon can be constructed with a compass by stepping off the radius around a circle

Question 32 of 50

Each interior angle of a regular pentagon is

Question 33 of 50

In oblique projection, the front face is drawn

Question 34 of 50

To bisect an angle, you draw arcs from the

Question 35 of 50

An ellipse has two

Question 36 of 50

A drawing at scale 1:20 shows a wall 15 cm long. Its actual length is

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A drawing at scale 1 : 5 means that 20 mm on the drawing represents

Question 38 of 50

Hidden details are shown with

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Centre lines are drawn as

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A 2H pencil is

Question 41 of 50

To bisect an angle, one needs

Question 42 of 50

The sum of the interior angles of a hexagon is

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The locus of a point equidistant from a fixed point is a

Question 44 of 50

In isometric drawing, receding lines are drawn at

Question 45 of 50

An ellipse has

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An involute is the path traced by

Question 47 of 50

A cycloid is traced by

Question 48 of 50

In first-angle projection, the plan is drawn

Question 49 of 50

In third-angle projection, the plan is drawn

Question 50 of 50

In cabinet oblique drawing, receding lines are drawn at