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Junior Cycle Graphics: Axonometric projection
How often Axonometric projection comes up on the Graphics papers, every year it was asked, and questions to try.
CL Asked on 3 of the last 5 Common Level papers, most recently in 2026. most years
Quick ones on Axonometric projection.
- Oblique
- Axonometric
- Perspective
- At right angles
- Meeting at a vanishing point
- Parallel
- Slightly smaller
- Twice as large
- Exactly the same size
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(a) Axonometric
(b) Parallel
(c) Slightly smaller
Common Level
Asked on 3 of the last 5 Common Level papers, most recently in 2026. most years
Every paper, year by year
| Year | Where it came up |
|---|---|
| 2026 | Q5e |
| 2025 | Not asked |
| 2024 | Not asked |
| 2023 | Q4e |
| 2022 | Q5d |
Links open the State Examinations Commission’s paper for that year.
More Axonometric projection questions
Axonometric projection, 3 marks
An axonometric projection of an object is built up from which given views?
- Two perspective sketches
- Its net and a section
- Its plan and elevation
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Its plan and elevation
The given plan and elevation are placed on the axonometric axes, and lines projected from them locate each corner of the 3D view.
Other Graphics topics
- Angles, triangles & polygons
- Auxiliary views & true shape
- Dividing a line into equal parts
- Drawing conventions & dimensions
- Ellipse
- Freehand pictorial sketching
- Freehand sketching of views
- Orthographic projection
- Parabola
- Rendering & presentation
- Spatial reasoning & visualising
- Surface development
- Tangents & circles in contact
- True length & indexing
- Bisectors & centre of a circle
- Circle terms & properties
- Measurement, scales & area
- Perspective drawing
- Sections & truncated solids
- Similar figures & enlargement
- Solids & their properties
- Transformations & symmetry
- Isometric & oblique drawing
- Solids of revolution