A quiz for students pursuing designing, engineering, engineering graphics, B.tech, Mechanical engineering to probe their knowledge in this exciting quiz. It contains two rounds one for jumbled words and other for orthographic projection or graphics design. A great PPT (presentation) for college events, design events and other competitions. Go check your designer's aptitude.

1. DESIGNER’S JUNCTION
Mechanical Engineering And
Modeling Club (MEM)

2. ROUND 1
• You Will be provided with Jumbled up words
mostly related to Design Knowledge
• There will also be given a phrase to help
recognize them
• Each slide will be shown for 30 seconds
• Just answer them in correct order
• Don’t forget to write Your NAME, CLASS,
DEPT., CONTACT on top of your ans. sheet

3. WRIEEMAFR
• a skeletal three-dimensional model in which only
lines and vertices are represented

4. GDIR
• a network of lines that cross each other to form
a series of squares or rectangles.

5. MGUTA
• basically a range of available color. There are
color modes in graphic design.

6. XELIP
• a minute area of illumination on a display
screen, one of many from which an image is
composed.

7. CNOTRUO
• Whereas outline typically refers to the border
between a drawn object and its environment,
this word refers more to the shapes made by a
3D surface.

8. OMIFT
• a decorative image or design, especially a
repeated one forming a pattern.

9. OMNOHCOMER
• simply means “one color” — could be any hue.

10. GNETTAN
• a straight line that touches a curve or curved
surface at a single point but not intersects the
curve.

11. SSEMBAYL
• Putting sub-parts or designs together to make a
complete structure or part.

12. ERENDR
• Creating the appearance or generating image
from 2D or 3D model

13. BLANK SLIDE
LEFT
INTENTIONALLY

14. ANSWERS
1) WIREFRAME - a skeletal three-dimensional model
2) GRID-A network of crossed lines
3) GAMUT-Range of available colours.
4) PIXEL-A small area of illumination
5) CONTOUR- Object outline with surface idea
6) MOTIF- a decorative image or design
7) MONOCHROME- Signifies single colour
8) TANGENT- a straight line that touches a curve or curved surface at a
single point
9) ASSEMBLY- Putting sub-parts or designs together
10) RENDER- Creating the appearance of an object

15. ROUND 2
• This round is for drafting a given View
• Use your drafting skills following all guidelines
taught under engineering graphics subject
• Make all dimensions clear
• Correctly label each view in your sheet

16. The figure below shows parts of GIB AND COTTER JOINT. Assemble and make its
upper half section front view and left side view.

17. BLANK
SLIDE

18. Answer to round 2