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Orthographic Projection Quiz

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What does the term 'Orthographic' mean?

Drawing shapes with colors

Drawing shapes with shadows

Drawing shapes in a straight manner (correct)

Drawing shapes in a curved manner

In Orthographic projection, what does it reveal about an object?

Width and color of the object

Width, depth, and height of the object (correct)

Only the width of an object

Only the depth of an object

Which plane shows the appearance of an object as viewed directly from above?

Profile or Inclined Plane

Horizontal Plane

Top View (correct)

Frontal or Vertical Plane

Which view is located on the right side and aligned with the front view?

Right Side View Signup and view all the answers

What is the opposite view of the top view in orthographic representation?

Bottom View Signup and view all the answers

What does width represent in orthographic views?

Distance from left side to the right side Signup and view all the answers

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Orthographic Projection

Originated from two Greek words: "orthos" meaning straight and "graphos" meaning to draw
A representation of separate views of an object on a 2D surface, revealing width, depth, and height of an object

Orthographic Views

Can be represented into six principal views:
- Frontal or Vertical Plane (front view)
- Horizontal Plane (top view)
- Profile or Inclined Plane (side view)
- Top View (drawn above the front view)
- Front View (drawn vertically aligned and below the top view)
- Right Side View (located on the right side and aligned with the front view)
- Left Side View (opposite of the right-side view, located on the left side and aligned with the front view)
- Rear View (opposite of the front view, aligned after either at the right-side view or left side view)
- Bottom View (opposite of the top view, drawn vertically aligned and below the front view)

Dimensions

Height: distance elevation from top to bottom
Width: distance from left side to the right side
Depth: distance from front to rear

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Test your knowledge of orthographic projection, a method for representing separate views of an object on a two-dimensional surface. Learn about the representation of width, depth, and height of objects through various views.