Question 1: Draw a front view of a simple rectangular box measuring 10cm wide, 5cm high, and 8cm deep. Make sure to include the outline clearly.

Answer: A rectangle representing the front face, 10cm wide and 5cm high, with no hidden lines. The outline should be clear and proportional.

Question 2: Sketch a side view of a cylindrical object with a diameter of 6cm and a height of 10cm. Show the shape from the right side.

Answer: A rectangle 6cm wide and 10cm high, representing the side profile of the cylinder, with the top and bottom edges curved or indicated as circular ends.

Question 3: Describe how you would draw the top view of a triangular prism with a base of 6cm and height of 4cm. Do not sketch, just explain the steps.

Answer: Start by drawing an equilateral triangle or isosceles triangle with a 6cm base. Above it, draw a parallel line the same length as the base, then connect the corresponding vertices to form the prism's top face.

Question 4: Label the three main views in orthographic drawing: the view that shows the height and width, the view that shows the depth and height, and the view that shows the width and depth.

Answer: Front view: height and width; Side (right or left) view: depth and height; Top view: width and depth.

Question 5: Draw a simple L-shaped bracket in the space provided. It should appear as a rectangular shape with a 2cm thickness, viewed from the front.

Answer: A large rectangle representing the front face, with a smaller rectangular extension at a right angle. The thickness should be indicated with parallel lines or shading if necessary.

Question 6: Sketch the right side view of a cube that measures 5cm on each edge. Show all edges clearly.

Answer: A square 5cm x 5cm, with all edges clearly drawn. Use straight lines for the outline, indicating the edges of the cube from the right side perspective.

Question 7: Explain how to create the orthographic views of a simple rectangular box with a small circular hole on one face.

Answer: Draw the front view showing the rectangle with the circular hole in the center. The top view would be a rectangle without the hole unless visible from above. The side view would show the rectangle's profile, without the hole unless visible from that angle.

Question 8: Sketch a side view of a triangular-based pyramid with a square base measuring 8cm on each side. Show the outline clearly.

Answer: A triangle with an 8cm base, connecting at a point above the center of the base, with the base represented as a horizontal line and the apex above it. The outline should clearly indicate the shape's profile.

Question 9: Draw the top view of a rectangular box with a length of 12cm, a width of 6cm, and a height of 4cm. Show only the top face.

Answer: A rectangle measuring 12cm by 6cm, representing the top face of the box, with clear outline and proportional dimensions.

Question 10: Identify which view best shows the depth of an object in an orthographic drawing and explain why.

Answer: The side view (or right/left view) best shows the depth because it displays the object's depth dimension in addition to height, whereas the front and top views focus on other dimensions.

Question 11: Describe how you would align three views (front, top, side) of a rectangular object to ensure they are accurate and consistent in an orthographic drawing.

Answer: Align the views so that corresponding edges are in line horizontally or vertically, ensuring the width, height, and depth match across views. Use construction lines if necessary to maintain consistency.