Download AppGovt. JobsFree G.K. & Current AffairsScholarshipBlog
Free PracticeContact
📚 Exam by Category
▾
Objective Questions

Latest CUET UG Engineering Graphics Exam Question (Objective Questions), MCQ in English

Subjects : Engineering Graphics

Question Bank CUET UG (Engineering Graphics) Exam - English
Back to Exam

Engineering Graphics

Question 1Single Answer
What is the purpose of constructing an isometric scale?
  1. A
    To measure actual dimensions
  2. B
    To measure isometric dimensions accurately
  3. C
    To measure oblique dimensions
  4. D
    To measure orthographic projections
Question 2Single Answer
What angle is used to draw the isometric axes?
  1. A
    45°
  2. B
    30°
  3. C
    60°
  4. D
    90°
Question 3Single Answer
What is the first step in constructing the isometric scale?
  1. A
    Draw a horizontal line
  2. B
    Draw a vertical line
  3. C
    Draw lines at 30° and 60°
  4. D
    Mark divisions on the scale
Question 4Single Answer
The divisions marked on an isometric scale are?
  1. A
    Equal in isometric and true length
  2. B
    Shorter than true length
  3. C
    Longer than true length
  4. D
    Arbitrarily chosen
Question 5Single Answer
Smaller Divisions of 1mm To improve accuracy, the primary 10mm divisions on an isometric scale are subdivided into?
  1. A
    5mm intervals
  2. B
    2mm intervals
  3. C
    1mm intervals
  4. D
    0.5mm intervals
Question 6Single Answer
Why is it necessary to mark smaller divisions on the isometric scale?
  1. A
    For aesthetic purposes
  2. B
    To construct smaller parts of the object accurately
  3. C
    To measure orthographic views
  4. D
    To enhance visibility
Question 7Single Answer
What tool is commonly used for marking smaller divisions?
  1. A
    Compass
  2. B
    Ruler
  3. C
    Protractor
  4. D
    Divider
Question 8Single Answer
How are the 1mm divisions measured on the isometric scale?
  1. A
    Using a pair of dividers
  2. B
    Directly using the isometric projection formula
  3. C
    With proportional marking
  4. D
    Using a scale directly
Question 9Single Answer
Leading Angles The angles used for constructing the isometric scale are?
  1. A
    45°, 90°, 135°
  2. B
    30°, 60°, 90°
  3. C
    30°, 90°, 150°
  4. D
    60°, 90°, 120°
Question 10Single Answer
The angle between two adjacent isometric axes is?
  1. A
    90°
  2. B
    120°
  3. C
    45°
  4. D
    30°
Question 11Single Answer
The angle 90° in isometric projection is used to?
  1. A
    Mark the vertical axis
  2. B
    Measure true dimensions
  3. C
    Mark horizontal axes
  4. D
    Subdivide the isometric cube
Question 12Single Answer
At 150°, the isometric scale is?
  1. A
    Used for reducing horizontal dimensions
  2. B
    Used for reducing vertical dimensions
  3. C
    Parallel to the true scale
  4. D
    Arbitrarily chosen
Question 13Single Answer
Scale Construction Technique The primary step in constructing an isometric scale is?
  1. A
    Drawing the 30° and 90° lines
  2. B
    Marking all divisions directly
  3. C
    Reducing all dimensions by a fixed factor
  4. D
    Plotting arcs for each length
Question 14Single Answer
Isometric projections distort the shape because?
  1. A
    Dimensions are reduced
  2. B
    Angles are skewed
  3. C
    Both dimensions and angles are distorted
  4. D
    Lines are non-parallel
Question 15Single Answer
The proportion of lengths on an isometric scale is derived using?
  1. A
    The Pythagoras theorem
  2. B
    Trigonometric formulas
  3. C
    Orthographic projection rules
  4. D
    Perspective drawing principles
Question 16Single Answer
An important rule for constructing isometric scales is?
  1. A
    Use a divider for all markings
  2. B
    Ensure symmetry in all axes
  3. C
    Reduce all measurements to true scale
  4. D
    Mark divisions based on isometric reduction
Question 17Single Answer
What is typically avoided in isometric projections?
  1. A
    Dimension reduction
  2. B
    Proportional marking
  3. C
    Distortion of dimensions
  4. D
    Overlapping objects
Question 18Single Answer
To construct an isometric scale, the horizontal line represents?
  1. A
    The true length
  2. B
    The isometric length
  3. C
    The vertical axis
  4. D
    The oblique axis
Question 19Single Answer
The diagonal line at 45° in the isometric scale represents?
  1. A
    Isometric projection length
  2. B
    Perspective length
  3. C
    Oblique length
  4. D
    True length reference
Question 20Single Answer
After drawing the horizontal and diagonal lines, what is the next step in scale construction?
  1. A
    Divide the diagonal line into equal intervals
  2. B
    Draw a line at 30° to the horizontal line
  3. C
    Mark arcs on the scale
  4. D
    Join the intervals to the 30° line
Question 21Single Answer
To transfer divisions from the diagonal line to the 30° line, you use?
  1. A
    Set squares
  2. B
    Compass
  3. C
    Divider
  4. D
    Protractor
Question 22Single Answer
What is the final step in constructing an isometric scale?
  1. A
    Verify using a true scale
  2. B
    Mark the isometric scale divisions
  3. C
    Compare isometric and true lengths
  4. D
    Extend the 30° line
Question 23Single Answer
In isometric scale construction, all measurements are?
  1. A
    Approximate
  2. B
    Proportional to the true length
  3. C
    Exaggerated
  4. D
    Skewed horizontally
Question 24Single Answer
How are arcs used in constructing an isometric scale?
  1. A
    To measure angles
  2. B
    To divide the true length accurately
  3. C
    To represent isometric circles
  4. D
    Arcs are not used in scale construction
Question 25Single Answer
Why is the isometric scale necessary?
  1. A
    It provides true dimensions
  2. B
    It ensures uniform scaling in all directions
  3. C
    It converts orthographic projections to isometric views
  4. D
    It eliminates distortion in the drawing
Question 26Single Answer
The isometric scale is used to measure dimensions in:
  1. A
    Orthographic projection
  2. B
    Perspective projection
  3. C
    Isometric projection
  4. D
    Cavalier projection
Question 27Single Answer
The angle between the horizontal axis and the isometric scale is:
  1. A
    30°
  2. B
    45°
  3. C
    90°
  4. D
    60°
Question 28Single Answer
The isometric scale is constructed to obtain:
  1. A
    True dimensions
  2. B
    Reduced dimensions
  3. C
    Enlarged dimensions
  4. D
    Distorted dimensions
Question 29Single Answer
The isometric scale is drawn using Which instrument?
  1. A
    Compass
  2. B
    Divider
  3. C
    Set square
  4. D
    Protractor
Question 30Single Answer
The main divisions in an isometric scale are usually:
  1. A
    1 mm
  2. B
    5 mm
  3. C
    10 mm
  4. D
    15 mm
Question 31Single Answer
The smaller divisions in an isometric scale are usually:
  1. A
    05 mm
  2. B
    1 mm
  3. C
    2 mm
  4. D
    5 mm
Question 32Single Answer
The isometric scale is drawn at an inclination of:
  1. A
    30° to the horizontal
  2. B
    45° to the horizontal
  3. C
    60° to the horizontal
  4. D
    90° to the horizontal
Question 33Single Answer
The purpose of an isometric scale is to:
  1. A
    Reduce the actual dimensions
  2. B
    Convert actual dimensions to isometric lengths
  3. C
    Increase the dimensions of the drawing
  4. D
    Convert 3D drawings into 2D drawings
Question 34Single Answer
Which method is used to construct an isometric scale?
  1. A
    Parallel projection
  2. B
    Orthographic projection
  3. C
    Diagonal scale method
  4. D
    True length method
Question 35Single Answer
What are the leading angles in an isometric projection?
  1. A
    15° and 45°
  2. B
    30° and 60°
  3. C
    45° and 90°
  4. D
    90° and 120°
Question 36Single Answer
Isometric projection is a type of:
  1. A
    Orthographic projection
  2. B
    Axonometric projection
  3. C
    Perspective projection
  4. D
    Oblique projection
Question 37Single Answer
In an isometric projection, all the three principal axes are inclined at:
  1. A
    30° to each other
  2. B
    45° to each other
  3. C
    60° to each other
  4. D
    120° to each other
Question 38Single Answer
Isometric projection is used to:
  1. A
    Represent a three-dimensional object in two dimensions
  2. B
    Provide realistic shading effects
  3. C
    Show only the front view of an object
  4. D
    Represent mechanical motion
Question 39Single Answer
In isometric projection, foreshortening occurs because:
  1. A
    The object is rotated
  2. B
    The observer is at a distance
  3. C
    The projection plane is not parallel to the object
  4. D
    Angles between axes are equal
Question 40Single Answer
The main difference between isometric drawing and isometric projection is:
  1. A
    Scale used
  2. B
    Shape of the object
  3. C
    Color of the drawing
  4. D
    Use of perspective lines
Question 41Single Answer
The three axes in an isometric projection represent:
  1. A
    Front, top, and side views
  2. B
    Height, width, and depth
  3. C
    Horizontal and vertical planes
  4. D
    Left, right, and back views
Question 42Single Answer
Which of the following is an advantage of isometric projection?
  1. A
    It represents objects in true size
  2. B
    It allows quick visualization of objects
  3. C
    It requires multiple views to understand
  4. D
    It is only useful for 2D objects
Question 43Single Answer
What is the isometric length of a 50 mm true length?
  1. A
    50 mm
  2. B
    433 mm
  3. C
    577 mm
  4. D
    60 mm
Question 44Single Answer
Which type of projection is used to create an isometric view?
  1. A
    Parallel projection
  2. B
    Perspective projection
  3. C
    Orthographic projection
  4. D
    Frontal projection
Question 45Single Answer
Which tool is primarily used to draw isometric views?
  1. A
    Protractor
  2. B
    Compass
  3. C
    30°-60° set square
  4. D
    French curve
Question 46Single Answer
In isometric projection, a cube appears as:
  1. A
    A rectangle
  2. B
    A hexagon
  3. C
    A parallelogram
  4. D
    A rhombus
Question 47Single Answer
How many faces of a cube are visible in an isometric projection?
  1. A
    1
  2. B
    2
  3. C
    3
  4. D
    4
Question 48Single Answer
In isometric projection, hidden edges are represented by:
  1. A
    Solid lines
  2. B
    Dashed lines
  3. C
    Dotted lines
  4. D
    No lines
Question 49Single Answer
The total number of edges in a cube is:
  1. A
    6
  2. B
    8
  3. C
    10
  4. D
    12
Question 50Single Answer
The total number of vertices in a cube is:
  1. A
    4
  2. B
    6
  3. C
    8
  4. D
    12
Important Questions Package

CUET UG Engineering Graphics Exam Online Question Bank Package

Buy CUET UG Engineering Graphics Important Questions, MCQ, question answer in Hindi & English. It will help you to score high marks in CUET UG Engineering Graphics question bank 2026 in Online, PDF & Print study material.

+ Free Monthly Current Affairs, GK & more PDF Download
Sr.Package NameAmount
1.CUET UG (Engineering Graphics) Exam - Hindi
Description : 1000 Question with Answer
₹101 [₹500]
2.CUET UG (Engineering Graphics) Exam - Hindi
Description : 2000 Question with Answer
₹141 [₹500]
3.CUET UG (Engineering Graphics) Exam - Hindi
Description : 2800 Question with Answer
₹161 [₹500]
4.CUET UG (Engineering Graphics) Exam - English
Description : 1000 Question With Answer
₹101 [₹500]
5.CUET UG (Engineering Graphics) Exam - English
Description : 2000 Question With Answer
₹151 [₹500]
6.CUET UG (Engineering Graphics) Exam - English
Description : 2900 Question With Answer
₹181 [₹500]
7.CUET UG (Engineering Graphics) Exam - Hindi
Description : 1000 Question & Answer Download in PDF (Send by Email)
₹151 [₹450]
8.CUET UG (Engineering Graphics) Exam - English
Description : 1000 Question & Answer Download in PDF (Send by Email)
₹151 [₹550]
9.CUET UG (Engineering Graphics) Exam Question Bank Book - Hindi
Description : 1000 Question with Answer (Printed Material)
₹450 [₹800]
10.CUET UG (Engineering Graphics) Exam Question Bank Book- English
Description : 1000 Question with Answer (Printed Material)
₹390 [₹650]
View More Questions
Back to Exam