PWW_ Measuring and Marking Out Tools

Which of the following is NOT a part of a try-square?

• Blade

• Stock

• Brass plate

• Handle

Which part of the try-square is typically made of metal?

• Blade

• Stock

• Handle

What is the purpose of a template in drawing?

• To create varied designs

• To ensure uniformity in shapes

• To measure angles

• To draw curves

Which part of the mortise gauge marks the wood?

• Stock

• Stem

• Spurs

• Brass Slide

What tool does a cutting gauge resemble but with a different blade?

• A. A marking gauge

• B. A chisel

• C. A saw

• D. A hammer

What is the main difference between a cutting gauge and a marking gauge?

• A. The cutting gauge has a knife blade fixed to the stem

• B. The cutting gauge is used for measuring

• C. The cutting gauge is used for drawing circles

• D. The cutting gauge is used for marking angles

What is the primary use of outside callipers?

• To measure the inside diameter of objects

• To check the outside diameter or cylindrical objects

• To measure the length of objects

• To measure the weight of objects

Which of the following is equal to 1000 meters?

• 1 centimeter

• 1 millimeter

• 1 kilometer

• 1 decimeter

What is the primary use of a marking gauge?

• To measure the length of wood

• To mark lines parallel to the edge of wood

• To cut wood

• To measure angles

Which part of the try-square is used to check the accuracy of a right angle?

• Blade

• Stock

• Handle

• Brass plate