. …an elongated shape slightly similar to a circle. It has no straight lines or corners. For example, the number zero (0).

…is a closed shape. It is categorized as a two-dimensional geometric shape that is round in structure. It does not have any lines or corners. For example, the wheel of a vehicle, pizza base, dartboard.

…is a closed 2-D shape that is formed by four sides. The length of each side is equal in measurement. For example, a chessboard and a carrom board.

…a shape with three sides and is categorized as a two-dimensional geometric shape. For example, the shape of tangy nachos, one slice of cheese burst pizza.

 …has four sides. It is a two-dimensional geometric shape in which the length of the opposite sides is equal. For example, laptop screen, touchscreen mobile phones etc.

…a closed two-dimensional figure with three or more straight lines. For example, windows, and doors.

… a closed three-dimensional geometric shape. It is made up of six squares. It has six faces. For example, a Rubik's cube, a ludo dice, or an ice cube.

… another three-dimensional shape that is formed using rectangles. For example, a duster, a book, a pencil box.

… a solid shape that is similar to a ball. It is a closed three-dimensional shape formed using a circular base. For example, football, basketball, etc.

… a solid shape that has two flat ends of circular formation. It is a three-dimensional figure which is formed by folding a rectangle. For example, coldrinkcans, pool noodles, water bottles.

… a solid three-dimensional geometric shape with a flat base. The base is circular in shape. It has a pointed edge at the top called the apex. For example, ice-creamcone, clown hat, etc.

… any structure, open or closed, having a definite shape and properties made up of lines, curves, and points.

A horizontal member of stone, concrete or wood provided to give support for the vertical members of a wooden window, is called?

When a heavy structure is to be constructed in sandy soil, the foundation used is?

A brick which is half as wide as a full brick, is called?

The depth of arch is the?

 The sill in a wooden partition wall is the .......... wooden member?

Which of the following statement is correct?

The cement which is commonly used in all types of structures and require no special sideration, is called ?

The foundation in a building is provided to?

___________ area of building is the area of verandahs, passage, corridors, balconies, porches, etc.

A 'detailed master plan' in architectural drawings includes:

A 'site plan' with detailed representation provides information about:

Which architectural drawing typically showcases a cut-away view of a building's interior?

An 'elevation' in architectural drawings provides information about:

 A 'floor plan' with detailed representation includes information about:

In architectural drawings, a 'section' provides details about:

 Detailed architectural drawings often include information about:

 A “detailed master plan” includes the representation of:

A 'section' drawing in architectural representation is often taken along which axis?

 An architectural drawing that provides information about the arrangement of rooms on each floor of a building is called a:

Which software is commonly used for creating and editing raster graphics such as images and photographs?

In architectural visualization, 'V-ray' is often used for:

Which software is known for its real-time rendering capabilities, allowing architects to visualize designs in a dynamic environment?

The software 'Revit' is commonly used for:

In architectural design, 'SketchUp' is known for its user-friendly interface and is often used for:

In architectural visualization, 'V-ray' is often used to achieve realistic lighting and shading effects in:

A key feature of 'Lumion' is its ability to:

 In a municipal set of architectural drawings, 'structural drawings' primarily include details about:

The 'sanitation drawings' in a municipal architectural set provide information about:

 In a municipal set of architectural drawings, 'electrical drawings' include details about:

The 'general documents' included in a municipal set of architectural drawings typically comprise:

Which set of architectural drawings provides detailed information about the load-bearing elements and structural design of the building?

In a municipal architectural set, 'sanitation drawings' focus on:

Which drawings in a municipal set provide details about the placement and arrangement of electrical fixtures, outlets, and wiring?

What purpose do 'general documents' serve in a municipal set of architectural drawings?