Deck 17: Oblique Drawings

Question 1

Oblique drawings consist of a front view or an end view of an object drawn in the same manner as in orthgraphic projection.

Answer 1

True

Question 2

On oblique drawings lines drawn on freehand sketches and on instrument drawings should be drawn as construction lines in the beginning.

Answer 2

True

Question 3

On oblique drawings if a scale is needed, the architect's scale is ued for the ______ drawing.

Answer 3

entire

Question 4

An oblique drawing is a type of pictorial drawing that gives a two-dimensional effect.

Question 5

An oblique drawing reveals the three basic viewing planes of the object.

A) right side, left side, top
B) front, side, top
C) bottom, side, top
D) front, bottom, side

Question 6

An oblique drawing reveals the three basic viewing planes.

Question 7

Oblique drawing can be drawn at angles other that ______ degrees.

Question 8

On the oblique drawing the front view appers in its true size and shape, but the other sides are not shown in their trye size and shape because they are drawn at an

A) angle
B) line
C) shape

Question 9

Oblique drawings are not ________ drawings.

Question 10

The purpose of an oblique drawing is to give a _________ view or three-dimensional concept of an object.

Question 11

When the oblique drawing is completed, the object will have a

A) 2-dimensional appearance
B) 3-dimensional appearance
C) projection appearance

Question 12

Isometric drawings and perspective drawings also give a ___________ effect.

Question 13

Oblique drawing lines are projected back from the fount or side view at what angle?

A) 30
B) 45
C) 60
D) 90

Question 14

The oblique drawing is intended to be a scale drawing.

Question 15

There are several ways to draw an object so that it appears to be three-dimensional. The method are

A) oblique & impression
B) parellel & angle
C) isometric & perspective