Question 1 (Orthographic Projection):
Draw the orthographic projections (front view, top view, and side view) of the given object:
[Image of a 3D object provided]
Question 2 (Isometric Projection):
Draw an isometric projection of the given cube with side length 5 units.
Question 3 (Perspective Drawing):
Create a one-point perspective drawing of a building with the following dimensions:
Length: 10 meters
Width: 6 meters
Height: 15 meters
Question 4 (Freehand Drawing):
Draw an artistic, freehand sketch of a natural scene (e.g., a landscape, a tree, a river).
Question 5 (Technical Drawing):
Draw a detailed technical diagram of a simple electrical circuit, including symbols for components such as resistors, capacitors, and switches.
Question 6 (Sectional View):
Draw a sectional view of a given piece of machinery, showing the internal components and their arrangement.
Question 7 (Geometric Construction):
Construct a regular hexagon using only a compass and a straightedge. Show all required construction steps.
Question 8 (Engineering Drawing Standards):
Clearly explain or illustrate one important engineering drawing standard or convention.
Question 9 (Dimensioning):
Draw a simple object (e.g., a rectangular block) and correctly add all necessary dimensions and annotations.
Question 10 (Assembly Drawing):
Create an assembly drawing for a basic product such as a furniture item, showing how individual parts fit together.
Remember that the specific questions and topics may vary depending on the curriculum and institution. Students should consult their course materials and professors for the precise exam requirements and formatting.