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RIBENA / PAD LOCK Down 210 Down 140 In 90 In 220 125 25 15 150 30 75 NAME: DATE: 25 15 150 30 75 30 120 15 60 35 30 10 125 20 30 100 30 Down 210 In 90 Down 140 In 220

SCHOOL BAG 3000 NAME: DATE: 15 10 50 10 15 25 R 50 25 100 50 35 100 50 65 15 Down 135 In 100

FOOD MIXER Down 175 In 280 R 40 R 50 Elevation A Plan Plan B 100 65 85 NAME: DATE: Down 175 In 280 Elevation A Plan Plan B 65 85 20 R 40 R 50 70 100

FLIGHT OF STEPS Down 90 In 215 Elevation A Plan Plan B 110 120 15 60 NAME: DATE: Down 90 In 215 Elevation A Plan Plan B 15 60 15 15 40 20 90 120 110 40 80 The sloped surface appears as a line in the end view. It is the only view you will get the width of each step. Height is already given.

TOASTER 3000 Down 125 In 185 Elevation A Plan Plan B 130 65 20 10 90 NAME: DATE: Down 125 In 185 Elevation A Plan Plan B 65 20 10 90 25 35 25 30 25 15 15 70 15 15 10 130 15 20 80 10 20 15

SOLID NAME: DATE: Down 120 In 100 Elevation A Plan Plan B This purple dot is where the blue surface intersects with the edge. The elevation is the only view where you will see these intersect. (object always has to appear as an edge) 30 75 25 20 35 10 35 20 100 15 R 35 70 40 15

SOLID 2 NAME: DATE: This purple dot is where the blue surface intersects with the edge. The elevation is the only view where you will see these intersect. (object always has to appear as an edge) 45 30 65 20 15 25 30 115 20 15 25 75 55 15 20 Down 115 In 95

SOLID 3 TRUE SHAPE OF SURFACE Looking at 90° Down 115 In 120 NAME: DATE: This purple dot is where the blue surface intersects with the edge. The elevation is the only view where you will see these intersect. (object always has to appear as an edge) 50 25 35 TRUE SHAPE OF SURFACE 55 85 15 15 45 110 25 50 Red dot point for compass 15 95 35 45 20 Looking at 90° Down 115 In 120

SOLID 4 TRUE SHAPE OF SURFACE Looking at 90° Down 100 In 140 R 30 120 NAME: DATE: TRUE SHAPE OF SURFACE 30 R 30 80 15 15 20 55 35 30 120 25 85 45 Looking at 90° 15 Red dot point for compass Down 100 In 140

PLATFORM TRUE SHAPE OF SURFACE Down 130 In 110 Looking at 90° R 60 120 NAME: DATE: 60 R 60 TRUE SHAPE OF SURFACE 110 20 30 120 15 30 90 15 Red dot point for compass 15 15 60° 60° Down 130 In 110 Looking at 90°

Down 115 In 150

PLATFORM Down 115 In 150 TRUE SHAPE OF SURFACE Looking at 90° R 25 NAME: DATE: Down 115 In 150 50 25 25 25 TRUE SHAPE OF SURFACE R 25 30 25 60 100 15 25 40 15 70 55 125 85 R 50 25 35 50 20 15 Looking at 90° Red dot point for compass

COMPONENT TRUE SHAPE OF SURFACE Down 130 In 100 Looking at 90° R 40 NAME: DATE: 30 70 20 20 40 10 R 20 TRUE SHAPE OF SURFACE 40 R 40 100 30 50 20 20 80 40 140 80 20 Red dot point for compass 30 20 40 30 20 Down 130 In 100 Looking at 90°

OTRHO PG 125 Down 115 In 150 Down 115 In 150 DRAW ELEVATION IN ARROW A NAME: Down 115 In 150 DRAW ELEVATION IN ARROW A PLAN END VIEW IN DIRECTION OF ARROW B Down 115 In 150

SEPTEMBER TEST Down 115 In 150 Down 125 In 185 A MARKING SCHEME NAME: DATE: Down 115 In 150 MARKING SCHEME ELEV. 20 PLAN 20 EVIEW 20 NEAT 40 TOTAL 100 DRAW ELEVATION IN ARROW A PLAN END VIEW IN DIRECTION OF ARROW B Down 125 In 185 QUEST 1 100 MARKS QUEST 2 100 MARKS A 10 BONUS MARKS FOR FINDING THE TRUE SHAPE OF THE SURFACE A