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JUNIOR CERTIFICATE 2008 MARKING SCHEME TECHNICAL GRAPHICS HIGHER LEVEL Sections A and B

Section A - any ten questions from this Section Q1 12 Four diagrams, 3 marks for each correct label. Q2 12 3 height lines 3 marks, correct widths 6, completion 3. Q3 12 6 lines, 2 marks each. 4 Top pin, 4 marks. Q4 6 Other pins, 4 marks and 2 marks 2 Complete plugtop - 2 lines, 2 marks. 5 3 points projected from plan (5x1) Q5 4 Horizontal line for apex in elevation 3 Completion of elevation 9 2+1 For each of the points A, B and C. Q6 3 Drawing triangle Q7 12 6 points of contact, 2 marks each Q8 8 Joystick depicted in a good quality freehand pictorial sketch. 4 Appropriate shading or colour Q9 12 Chamfer, Circle and Trim (4 marks for each correct term) Q10 Q11 Q12 6 Join centres, bisect line, draw semi-circle (2, 2, 2) 2 Add radii and swing arc 2 Normals 2 Tangent 6 A equals 52 6 B equals 38 3 Rotate P in plan 3 Project to great circle in elevation 3 Horizontal projection/section in elevation 3 Project P from plan, locate in elevation Q13 Q14 4 Project perpendicular to X 1 Y 1 3 Heights 3 Complete blocks (3x1) 2 Hidden detail 4 Bisect base Bisect P.H. 4 Perpendiculars (2, 2) Perpendiculars (2, 2) 4 Perpendicular height/completion Length ab/completion Q15 12 4 columns. 3 marks each. Page 1

Section B - any four questions from this Section. Q.1 Orthographic projection. Elevation (16) 7 Lines 2 Roof 2 Sloping line 2 Boiler 3 Chimney Plan (25) 11 Lines 2 Chimney 6 Elliptical curve (Pts in E.V. 1, Proj. to Ele. 1, Proj. to Plan 3, draw 1) 6 Hidden detail End View (19) 8 Lines 3 Boiler circles (outer 2, inner 1) 4 Roof (centre 2, arc 2) If no hidden detail for arc 1mark 3 Chimney 1 Hidden line Page 2

Q.2 - Orthographic, Rotation, End View. Given Elevation (18) 4 Circles 6 Lines (Horizontal 4, Vertical 2) 6 Sloping line, parallel lines (3, 2, 1) 2 Vertical cut off Given Plan (6) 2 Horizontal line 4 45 line correct length (2 incorrect length) New Figure (36) 3 Projection of points from elevation to plan 3 Rotation of points in plan 3 Projections from plan to new figure 3 Projections from elevation to new figure 10 Semi-elliptical curves (5 marks each) 6 Lines (Horizontal 4, Vertical 2) 6 Sloping line, parallel lines (3, 2, 1) 2 Vertical cut off Page 3

Q.3 (a) - Isometric Projection (Axonometric Axes Method) Axonometric Axes Method Plan (14) 4 Setting-up (position and orientation at 45º). 5 Outline of base 5 Outline of shelter Side Elevation (12) 4 Setting-up (position and orientation at 15º). 4 Base (4 lines) 4 Shelter (4 lines) Completion of Isometric Projection (34) 4 Rectangular portion of base 9 Curves on base (4+4+1mark for line) 8 Rectangular portion of shelter 9 Curves on shelter (4+4+1mark for line) 4 Completion Page 4

Q.3 (b) - Isometric Projection (Isometric Scale Method) Isometric Scale Method Isometric Scale (8) 4 Setting up isometric scale (2 marks for 30º line and 2 marks for 45º line) 2 Applying dimensions on 45º line 2 Projecting from 45º line onto 30º line Projection of base and shelter (12) 2 Apply measurements required for base/shelter 5 Construction required for semi-circles - Base ( 2, 2, 1 ) 5 Construction required for semi-circles - Shelter( 2, 2, 1 ) Isometric Projection (6) 3 Direction of axes (1,1,1) 3 Axes lengths applied from isometric scale. ( overall length, height, width ) Completion of Isometric Projection (34) 4 Rectangular portion of base 9 Curves on base (4+4+1 for line) 8 Rectangular portion of shelter 9 Curves on shelter (4+4+1 for line) 4 Completion Page 5

Q.4 - Development Plan (23) 8 Rectangular outline (4) Fillets (4) 6 Cylinder (centre 4, outline 2) 6 Hemisphere (centre 4, outline 2) 3 Points of contact Elevation (15) 12 Outline rectangle (4) Cylinder (4) Hemisphere (4) -1 for no hidden detail 3 Points/line of contact Development of surface A (22) 4 Division of circumference of circle 4 Stepping out length of developed curve (2 correct increment, 2 correct No.) 4 Projecting lengths 4 Locating points 6 Drawing the required development Page 6

Q.5 - Transformation Geometry Setting up (8) 7 Drawing Arcs (3,2,2) 1 Line Translation (12) 4 Lines projected parallel to P P1. 4 Locating key image points. 4 Drawing the image figure accurately. Central Symmetry (12) 4 Lines projected through point O 4 Locating key image points 4 Drawing the image figure accurately Axial Symmetry (12) 4 Projecting perpendicular to symmetry line. (Deduct 2 marks if not perp.) 4 Locating key image points. 4 Drawing the image figure accurately. Rotation (16) 6 Locating centre of rotation. (Joining P3 to P4 and applying 30 angle) 2 Drawing arcs 4 Locating key image points. 4 Drawing the image figure accurately. Page 7

Q.6 - Ellipse and Parabola B P A C D Setting-up (4) 4 Points A, C, P and position of minor axis Ellipse (22) 4 Draw major circle 8 Identify (6) and draw (2) minor circle 6 Locating additional points on the curve (2, 2, 2) 4 Drawing the ellipse Tangent (12) 2 Locate focal points 2 Swing arc AF or AF 1 2 Swing major axis to cut arc 2 Locate point of contact 4 Draw tangent Parabola (12) 8 Construction to determine points on the parabola (2, 2, 2, 2) 4 Drawing of parabola AD Completion (10) 10 Tail (3) Eye (3) Fins (2) Mouth (2) Page 8