ZIMSEC O-Level Technical Graphics and Design Revision & Mock Test

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Technical Graphics and Design Revision & Mock Test

Study the core Technical Graphics and Design topics, practise original questions, receive an instant mark, read corrections and see which topics need more work.

10 topic guides · 10-question mock · instant corrections

Practice notice: Original New Horizon practice questions – not an official ZIMSEC examination paper.

Technical Graphics and Design topic guides

1. Drawing Standards

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Use line types, lettering, scales, conventions and accurate equipment.

Exam focus: Clarity and consistency earn marks.

2. Geometric Construction

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Construct bisectors, polygons, loci, tangencies and curves.

Exam focus: Preserve construction lines.

3. Orthographic Projection

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Represent objects using coordinated views.

Exam focus: Project features accurately.

4. Pictorial Drawing

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Use isometric, oblique and perspective methods.

Exam focus: Apply correct axes and scale.

5. Sections

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Use cutting planes, hatching and sectional views to show interiors.

Exam focus: Do not hatch voids.

6. Developments

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Create true-shape patterns for prisms, cylinders, cones and transitions.

Exam focus: Transfer dimensions carefully.

7. Intersections

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Find meeting lines between solids and surfaces.

Exam focus: Use generators and projectors.

8. Dimensioning and Tolerances

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Communicate sizes and allowable variation.

Exam focus: Avoid duplicate dimensions.

9. Design Communication

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Develop briefs, specifications, concepts and evaluated solutions.

Exam focus: Annotate decisions.

10. CAD

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Use layers, coordinates, editing, dimensioning and plotting.

Exam focus: Maintain drawing standards digitally.

Technical Graphics and Design mock test

Choose one answer for each question, then submit. Unanswered questions are marked incorrect.

1. Orthographic drawing uses:

2. An isometric drawing commonly uses axes separated by:

3. A section view reveals:

4. Construction lines should be:

5. A scale of 1:2 means the drawing is:

6. A development is:

7. Dimensions should be:

8. Hatching indicates:

9. CAD layers help:

10. A design specification contains:

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