Question

question 85 of 100 · multiple choice
the three standard views on a blueprint are?
a top view, bottom view, back view
b top view, bottom view, auxiliary view
c top view, corner view, back view
d top view, front view, side view

Explanation:

Identify standard orthographic projection views

In technical drawing and blueprint reading, standard multiview orthographic projections represent a three-dimensional object using three primary, mutually perpendicular views.

Evaluate the standard views

The three standard views used to fully define the geometry of an object are the top view, the front view, and the side view (typically the right-side view).

Compare with given options

• Option A: Includes bottom and back views, which are secondary.
• Option B: Includes bottom and auxiliary views, which are specialized.
• Option C: Includes corner and back views, which are non-standard.
• Option D: Correctly lists top view, front view, and side view.

Answer:

• (A) top view, bottom view, back view
• (B) top view, bottom view, auxiliary view
• (C) top view, corner view, back view
• (D) top view, front view, side view (Correct answer)