CSEC Technical Drawing · May/June 2010 · Paper 2

18 questions and parts from this paper. Open one to see it in full, then practise it on Quelpr and get it marked against the mark scheme.

1. 1(a)3 marksDraw a line AB of length 150 mm.
2. 1(b)5 marksDivide the line AB geometrically into seven equal divisions.
3. 1(c)4 marksDraw a circle using five parts of the line AB as the diameter.
4. 1(d)8 marksConstruct the largest regular pentagon that can be fitted within the circle.
5. 2(a)8 marksConstruct the parallelogram ABCD.
6. 2(b)12 marksConstruct a square equal in area to the parallelogram ABCD.
7. 3(a)8 marksConstruct the triangle ABC.
8. 3(b)12 marksConstruct a triangle XYZ similar to triangle ABC, having a perimeter of 240 mm.
9. 4(a)6 marksCopy the given mechanism.
10. 4(b)14 marksPlot the locus of point P as OA makes one complete revolution.
11. 5(a)8 marksDraw the given front elevation and plan.
12. 5(b)12 marksDraw an auxiliary elevation of the bar on the XY line inclined at 60°.
13. 6(a)6 marksDraw full size the two given views.
14. 6(b)14 marksDraw full size the development of the truncated right rectangular prism using C₁C₁ as the seam.
15. 7(a)6 marksDraw the given views.
16. 7(b)8 marksComplete the elevation showing the curve of interpenetration between the hexagonal prism and the cylinder.
17. 7(c)6 marksComplete the plan showing the curve for the end of the cylinder.
18. 820 marksDraw an isometric view of the block with point 'S' as its lowest point.