This document discusses oblique drawings and related concepts. It defines oblique lines as lines parallel to any oblique axis. It explains that objects not parallel to an oblique axis are non-oblique lines. Angles on object surfaces parallel to the front projection plane or receding plane are considered oblique angles. Circles parallel to the front projection plane appear at actual size, while on a receding plane they appear as ellipses. Arcs parallel to the projection plane show their true size. The document provides examples of constructing oblique drawings using the box method and exercises readers to redraw objects in cavalier and cabinet oblique drawings.