A _____ ______ is a small text box that goes in a drawing to identify the document and provide information about the drawing.A _______ _______ typically displays information about the project, as well as information about individual sheets.

Architectural drawings are drawn to ________, so that relative sizes are correctly represented. The ________ is chosen both to ensure the whole building will fit on the chosen sheet size, and to show the required amount of detail. ________ is the ratio of your drawing size to the size of the object in the real world; commonly displayed in inches and feet like this, 1/4" = 1' - 0".

____________ is a guide that allows architects to apply reusable symbols (in standard scales) to their working drawings without having to manually re-draw them.

_______________________ is a means of representing three-dimensional objects in two dimensions, where a single view

of an object (such as a view of the front) is presented onto a drawing surface.

What kind of drawing does the image represent?

____________ are used to quickly apply scaled symbols (such as doors, fixtures, furniture, etc...) to your "Working Drawings".

What is the top / birds-eye view in a working drawing known as?

In a set of house plans, which plan will tell you the location of the house on the site?

In a set of house plans, which plan will show you all of the doors, windows, walls, and patios?

Semicircular instrument for measuring and plotting angles.

A tool with cutouts of various shapes and sizes to confine the area of a drawing to be erased.