Engg - Drawing - II Question Bank
Engg - Drawing - II Question Bank
Engg - Drawing - II Question Bank
CHAPTER-1
Lines, Lettering, Angle of Projection & Types of Sectioning
a. long brake lines b.Cutting plane line c. cantorial line d.Out lines of
adjacent parts
2. Which of the following line is used to show that the object is cut and then
viewed
a. Section line b. Centre line c. Hidden line d. Hatch line
3. To find the true shape of the section it must be projected an a plane parallel to
the ___
a. Profile plane b. Vertical plane c. Auxiliary plane d. Section plane
11. In which system of dimensioning the figures can read from the bottom as well
as right hand side of the drawing?
a) Aligned system b) Unidirectional system
c) Nonaligned multidirectional system d) Parallel system
12. The length of the drawing is 50 mm, the scale is given as 1:5. Find the actual
length
a) 50 cm b) 10 cm c) 25 cm d) 10 mm
13. What is the minimum spacing between words in type A standard of lettering
a. 1/14 H c) 2/14 H
b. 6/14 H d) 20/14 H
14. A line terminated with arrow heads at both ends is called ………
a. Leader line c. Dimension line
b. Chain line d.Ditto line
18. In 1st angle projection the _________ lies between ___________ and
____________
a) object, projection plane, observer
b) projection plane, object, observer
c) reference line, side view, front view
d) reference line, left side view, right side view
20. The positions of reference line and top view in 3rd angle projection are?
a) reference line lies above the top view
b) reference line lies below the top view
c) reference line lie left side to top view
d) reference line lie right side to top view
B c b j i h g f e d a p n o q n s t l m k
A B
1. Unidirectional System a) Two Dimensional
2. Continuous Thin b) 2:1
3. Reduced Scale c) Three Dimensional Object
4. Ellipse d) 0.5mm
5. Full Scale e) Parallel Line Method
6. Roughness Value f) 1:3
7. Continuous Thick g) 450
8. Arrow Head h) Ra value in μm
9. Solid i) System of Dimensions
10. Developing Prism j) Indication of dimensions
11. Lead Pencil k) Concentric circle method
12. Enlarged Scale l) Visible Outlines
13. Plain Figure m) 1:2
14. Hatching Line n) Surface finishing
15. o) 1:1
Match the following Answers
A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
B i j m k o h i f c e d b a g n
CHAPTER-2
Auxillary Views
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1. The lines used to create the auxiliary view should appear as Object lines
in the finished view.
2. When adding dimensions to an auxiliary view it will be necessary to use
the Aligned dimension tool.
3. In Primary auxiliary view is projected onto a plane that is perpendicular to
on of the principal planes of projection.
4. A partial auxiliary view is used to show only the Projected inclined plane
in the auxiliary view
5. Auxiliary planes are of Two. types.
6. A.V.P stands for Auxiliary vertical plane & & A.I.P stands for Auxiliary
inclined plane
7. Auxiliary views are necessary to show the True size of the slant surfaces
8. The views projected on the auxiliary planes are called Auxiliary Views.
9. The lines used to create the auxiliary view should appear as Object lines
in the finished
view.
10. When adding dimensions to an auxiliary view it will be necessary to use
the aligned
dimension tool.
11. In Primary auxiliary view is projected onto a plane that is perpendicular to
on of the
principal planes of projection.
12. A partial auxiliary view is used to show only the projected inclined plane
in the auxillary view.
13. A.V.P stands for Auxillary vertical plane & A.I.P stands for Auxillary
inclined plane
14. Auxiliary views are also called special views.
15. The true length of a slant edge of a pyramid can be measured from
Auxiliary view.
16. A secondary auxiliary view is a projection off of the Primary auxiliary
view.
17. The angle between two planes is called a dihedral angle.
18. The lines used to create the auxiliary view should appear as Object lines
in the finished
view.
19. Auxiliary views cannot be used for the determining the apparent size of
the object.
20. While adding dimensions to an auxiliary view it will be necessary to use
the Aligned dimension tool.
21. An auxiliary view is an orthographic view that is not a standard
projection.
22. Auxiliary section is used to show a sectional view of an object.
23. Generally, hidden lines should be omitted in auxiliary views.
above.
4. The lines used to creat the auxiliary view should appear as ___ in the
finished view
a. Object lines b. Construction lines c. Reference lines d. hidden lines
8. A partial auxiliary view is used to show only the ___ in the auxiliary view
a. Projected inclined plane b. Projected top view
c. projected side view d. None of these
15. Plane appears as for shortened surface in all the projection planes is
known as section line are inclined at
(a) The parallel plane (b) The vertical plane
(c) The slant plane (d) The horizontal
plane
16. The lines used to create the auxiliary view should appear as ___ in the
finished view.
18. When adding dimensions to an auxiliary view it will be necessary to use the
________ tool.
(a) Linear dimension (b) Aligned dimension
(c) Baseline dimension (d) Angle dimension
19. In this type of auxiliary view, a break line is used to indicate the imaginary
break in the views,
20. A partial auxiliary view is used to show only the ______ in the auxiliary view.
21. In this type of view, the cutting plane line indicates both the location of the
cutting plane and the direction of sight:
21. The principle views associated with orthographic projection are ________.
a. Front view b. Right side view c. Top view d. All of the
above
24. This type of auxiliary view is projected onto a plane that is perpendicular to
one of the principal planes of projection
(a) Primary (b) Secondary
(c) Revolved (d) Successive
25. In this type of view, the cutting plane line indicates both the location of the
cutting plane and the direction of sight:
(a) Removed section (b) Revolved section
Answer:
4. What is Dihedral Angles?
The angle between two planes is called a dihedral angle. Auxiliary views
often need to be drawn to show the true size of dihedral angles.
5. Draw the section view for below given component with section line AA’.
Answer:
6. What are the basic requirements of auxiliary view ?
When an object has a slanted or inclined surface, it usually is not possible to
show the inclined surface in an orthographic drawing without distortion. To
present a more accurate description of any inclined surface, an additional
view, known as an auxiliary view, is usually required.
ANSWERS:
b) Partial bottom:
9. Draw Partial bottom view for the connector plate as shown in following figure.
10. Draw Partial auxiliary view of the supporting plate as shown in following
figure.
a) Partial view:
11. Draw Partial bottom view of the fixer plate as shown in following figure.
12. Draw Partial left view of the clip as shown in following figure.
figure.
a) Auxiliary view:
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS 5MARKS
Generally, auxiliary views are used to show the true shape or true angle of
features that appear distorted in the regular views.
Auxiliary views are often used to produce views that show the following:
1. True length of line
2. Point view of line
3. Edge view of plane
4. True size of plane
5. True size of angle between a line and a plane or a plane and a plane.
3. Explain the difference between a partial auxiliary view and a full auxiliary view.
In a partial auxiliary view, only the features on an inclined or oblique face are
represented on the auxiliary view. In a full auxiliary view, all elements and
features on the object as seen from the view direction are represented on the
auxiliary view.
4. Draw the Auxiliary view for the following object.
A Auxiliary view saves time and produces a drawing that is much more
readable.
8. Draw a partial auxiliary view to show the distance between 2 holes which are
on inclined surface.
ANSWER:
9. Explain Half sectioning.
If an auxiliary view is symmetrical, and if it is necessary to save space on the
drawing or to save time, only half of the auxiliary view may be drawn, as
shown below. In this case, half of a regular view is also shown since the
bottom flange is also symmetrical.
10. Draw a half auxiliary view for the below drawing.
ANSWER:
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS 8MARKS
1) Draw Auxiliary view for the given figure.
Answer:
3) Draw Auxiliary view for the given figure.
Ans:
4. Draw Auxiliary view for the given object.
Answer:
Answer:
6. Briefly explain about Auxiliary plane, Auxiliary views and its types.
While drawing orthographic projection, such lines of the object which are
parallel to principal or vertical plane are represented better.Those lines
which are inclined to the principal plane do not show the actual length. In
this case, the drawing is prepared by placing the plane parallel to the
inclined surface.
Such a plane is called Auxiliary Plane.
The drawing made on this plane is called Auxiliary View.
It is normal not to project hidden features or other features that are not part of the
inclined surfaces. A partial auxiliary view saves time and produces a drawing that
Is much more readable.
Half auxiliary views are used for symmetrical objects.
Answer:
9. Draw the below mentioned auxiliary views for the component.
ANSWER:
Front view
Top partial view
ANSWERS:
b) Front View
c) Left view
d) Right side Auxiliary view
11. Draw Front, Partial left, partial top and auxiliary views of the supporting
plate as shown in following figure.
a) Auxiliary View
12. Draw Front, Partial left, partial top and auxiliary views of the supporting
plate as shown in following figure.
c) Partial view:
d) Auxiliary View:
f) Front view:
14. Draw Front, Partial left, partial bottom and auxiliary views of the fixer plate as
shown in following figure.
ANSWERS:
Front view:
ANSWER:
c) Front view:
d) Partial left View:
e) Partial bottom:
f) Auxiliary View
16. Draw Front, Partial bottom and auxiliary views of the supporting bracket as
shown in following figure.
Answers:
b) Auxiliary view:
c) Front view:
d) Partial bottom:
CHAPTER-3
Development of Cubes,
ANSWERS
Ans:
2. Draw the development of the surface of 20mm cube.
Ans:
CHAPTER-4
Development of Prisms
ANSWERS
1. 90mm 2. 160mm 3. Development 4. True length 5. Sheet metal
ANSWERS
Ans:
4. . A pentagonal prism , 20 mm base side & 40 mm axis, is standing on Hp on it’s
base with one edge of the base parallel to VP. It is cut by a section plane
perpendicular to VP and inclined at 45ºto the HP and bisecting the axis. Draw the
development.
Ans:
CHAPTER-5
Development of Cylinders
ANSWERS
1. 157.07 mm 2. Parallel line 3. 219.19 mm
12. The isometric projection of a circle is a A cylinder placed on H.P on its base and
section plane is parallel to V.P cutting the solid, the section gives ________.
a) Parabola b) Circle
c) Rectangle d) Ellipse
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS 10MARKS
2. Draw the development of the lateral surface of the lower portion of a cylinder
of diameter 50 mm and axis 70 mm when sectioned by a plane inclined at 40° to
HP and perpendicular to VP and bisecting axis.
Ans
3. A vertical cylinder of 80mm diameter and 100 mm high is cut by a sectional
plane perpendicular to VP and inclined at 45 0 to the axis so as to pass
through the top end of one of the extreme generators in the front view
Draw the development of the lateral surfaces of the truncated cylinder.
4. A right cylinder of diameter 40mm and height 50mm is cut by a section plane
inclined at 450 to HP and passes from the centre of the axis. Draw the
development of the truncated cylinder.
5. A vertical cylinder of base diameter 40mm and axis length of 50mm is cut
by a section plane perpendicular to VP and inclined at 45 0 to HP. Vertical
trace of the section plane passes through the top end of one of the
extreme generators. Develop the lower portion of the lateral surface of the
cylinder.
1. The solid having a polygon for a base & triangular lateral faces inter
sectioning at a vertex is:
a) Pyramid b) Prism
c) Cone d) None of the above
2. Which one is having same Elevation, Plan, and side view in orthographic
projection?
a) Cylinder c) Sphere
b) cone d) Cuboids
3. Compare to actual diameter isometric diameter of sphere is
a) Greater b) smaller c) equal d) lesser
4. The angle between isometric axis
a) 90 b) 120 c) 60 d) 45
1. A square pyramid of 30mm side of base and height of 50mm rest with
its base on HP. With one of the edges of the base parallel to VP. Draw the
development of the pyramid.
Ans:
ANSWERS
1. Radial line method 2. 360°XRadius of base circle/slant height 3. Directrix
4. Curved and Circular 5. sector, circle 6. Six 7. Radial-line development
3. A solid with a vertex and a base that is formed by a simple closed curve is a
a) Triangle b) Cone c) Pyramid d) Dice
4. 1-A right circular cylinder resting on HP on its base is cut by a section plane
inclined to HP, bisecting its axis. The true shape of the section is
a. Parabola
b. Hyperbola
c. Ellipse
d. Circle
a. Piping
b. Air conditioning duct
c. Buckets
d. All of the above
a. Rectangle
b. Circle
c. Ellipse
d. None of the above
a. 61.5
b. 71.5
c. 81.5
d. 91.5
a. Axonometric projection
b. Oblique projection
c. Perspective projection
d. All of the above
10. The isometric axis are inclined at ___ degree to each other.
a. 60
b. 90
c. 120
d. 150
12. When the line is parallel to both Horizontal Plane (HP) and Vertical Plane
(VP), we can get its true length in
a. Front view
b. Top view
c. Both ‘a’ and ‘b’
d. Side view
ANSWERS
8. c. 81.5 9. d) All of the above 10. 120 12. c) Both ‘a’ and ‘b’
1. Draw the development of the lateral surface of a cone of base diameter 48mm
and altitude 55mm.
Ans:
2. Draw the isometric drawing of a cone of base diameter 30mm and axis 50mm
long.
Ans:
3. A cone of diameter of base 45 mm and height 60 mm is cut by horizontal
cutting plane at 20 mm from the apex. Draw the development of the truncated
cone.
Ans:
4. A vertical cone of 40mm diameter 40mm and height 50mm is cut by a section
plane perpendicular to VP and inclined at 300 to HP so as to bisect the axis of the
cone. Draw the development of lateral surface of the cone.
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Ans: Solution: θ = 𝑅 X 360 Where, r = Radius of cone
θ = 133.330
5. A cone of base 50mm diameter and height 60mm rests with its base on H.P.
and bisects the axis of the cone. Draw the deveopment of the lateral surface of
the truncated cone.
Construction
1. Draw the two views of the given cone and indicate the cutting plane.
2. Draw the lateral surface of the complete cone.
3. Divide the base into 8 equal parts.
4. Draw the generators in the front view corresponding to the above divisions.
5. Mark the points of intersection 1,2,3 etc. between the cutting plane and the
generators.
6. Transfer the points 1,2,3 etc. to the development after finding the true
distances of 1,2,3 etc from the apex 0 of the cone in the front view.
CHAPTER-8
Surface Roughness
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ANSWERS
1. N12 , 2. 0.016 to 0.32, 3. 1.6 to 2.8, 4. 0.05mm, 5. 0.32 to 25, 6.Micron
7. Roughness height 8. V V V 9. 10.
ANSWERS
1. b) Ra 2. c) Optical flat 3. a) 0.025 µm 4. a) 0.012 µm 5. a) Fine finish
6 a) Flatness 7.a) 8. c) Concentricity 9. d)N7 10. a )12.5 µm
11. a) 12.5 to 25µm
MATCH THE FOLLOWINGS
Sl. no Side Side
A B
Crossed in two slant direction relative
1 M a
to the plane of projection
2 X b Parallel to plane of projection
3 = c Roughness value 12.5 µm
4 N10 d Hexagon
5 N5 e Multi - Directional
6 Solid having 6 equal faces f Roughness value 0.4 µm
7 Solid having 5 equal faces g Used in vehicle transmission system
8 Screw jack h Pentagon
9 Pipe vice i To lift loads
10 Universal Coupling j Used in plumbing works
11 Unidirectional System k 1:3
12 Reduced Scale l 45°
13 Parallel dimensions
m System of dimension
14 n Indication of dimensions
B e a b c f d h i j g m p n o r l k q
2. Figure shows the details of “Screw jack” .Assemble all the parts
and draw the following views of the vice to 1 : 1 scale
3. Figure shows the details of “Pipe vice” .Assemble all the parts and
draw the following views of the vice to 1 : 1 scale
a. Front view in section 30Marks
b. Top view 15Marks
c. Dimensioning per Each view 5 marks 10Marks
d. Neatness 05Mraks
BILL OF MATERIAL
01 NO Alloy steel
6 Handle bar cap
01 NO Alloy steel
5 Handle bar
Alloy steel
4 02 No’s Set screw
01 NO Alloy steel
3 Movable jaw
01 NO
2 Screw rod Alloy steel
4. The details of TOOL MAKERS CLAMP are given below. Assemble all the
parts and draw the following views of the clamp to 1:1 scale
a. Front view in section 30Marks
b. Top view 15Marks
c. Dimensioning per each view 5 marks 10Marks
d. Neatness 05Marks
3 2 JAW
2 1 SCREW SPINDLE
1 1 SCREW SPINDLE
SL.NO QTY DESCRIPTION
5. Figure shows the details of “Mini Vice” .Assemble all the parts and
draw the following views of the vice to 1 : 1 scale
a. Front view in section 30Marks
b. Top view 15Marks
c. Dimensioning per Each view 5marks 10Marks
d. Neatness
05Marks
Part
Description Material No Off
No
01 Draw Bolt OHNS 1
02 Fixed Jaw OHNS 1
03 Knob Mild Steel 1
04 Lock Nut Mild Steel 1
05 Movable Jaw OHNS 1
06 Rail 1 OHNS 1
07 Rails 2 OHNS 1
08 Rest Plate OHNS 1
09 Split Washer OHNS 1
10 Square Plate Mild Steel 1
11 T - Clamp 1 Mild Steel 1
12 T-Clamp 2 Mild Steel 1
Answer
6. Figure shows the details of “Tenon & Fork” .Assemble all the parts
and draw the following views of the vice to 1 : 1 scale
a. Front view in section 30Marks
b. Top view 15Marks
c. Dimensioning per Each view 5marks 10Marks
d. Neatness
05Marks
Answer: