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Lettering

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

These are letters are wider than normal letters and they are used when the space for lettering is very wide.

a)

Drafting

b)

Normal Letters

c)

Compressed Letters

d)

Extended Letters

2.

These are letters are narrower than normal letters and they are used when the space is very narrow.

a)

Drafting

b)

Normal Letters

c)

Compressed Letters

d)

Extended Letters

3.

What is the preferred angle of inclination for slating letters?

a)

35.5 degree

b)

67.5 degree

c)

65.5 degree

d)

70 degree

4.

It is the process by which letters; including numbers are composed for providing ease and speed in communicating ideas. It is considered the written language of the drafting industry.

a)

Gothic Letters

b)

Roman Letters

c)

Lettering

d)

Text Letters

5.

This style of letter pertains to all letters having accented strokes or is made of thin and thick elements.

a)

Gothic Letters

b)

Roman Letters

c)

Lettering

d)

Text Letters

6.

This style of the letter includes all types of Old English texts, like the Church text, Block text, and German text. It is widely used today in diplomas, certificates, Bibles, land titles, and wedding invitations.

a)

Gothic Letters

b)

Roman Letters

c)

Lettering

d)

Text Letters

7.

This class applies to all letters that have uniform width elements.

a)

Gothic Letters

b)

Roman Letters

c)

Script Letters

d)

Text Letters

8.

These are slanted letters used in the heading of newspapers, columns, and advertisements. They could be Roman italic or Gothic italic.

a)

Stem

b)

Swash Line

c)

Script Letters

d)

Italic Letters

9.

It is a part of a letter in which it is either of horizontal or vertical units.

a)

Stem

b)

Swash Line

c)

Script

d)

Lobe

10.

These are writings of the ordinary cursive form commonly used in wedding invitations, diplomas, certificates, and Christmas cards.

a)

Stem

b)

Swash Line

c)

Script

d)

Lobe

11.

It refers to the oblique part of the letter.

a)

Stem

b)

Swash Line

c)

Lettering

d)

Lobe

12.

It is the curved part of a letter.

a)

Stem

b)

Swash Line

c)

Lettering

d)

Lobe

13.

It is the uppermost horizontal guideline drawn for uppercase letters and letter strokes that extend upward.

a)

Cap line

b)

Waistline

c)

Baseline

d)

Dropline

14.

It is a horizontal guideline drawn below the baseline. It is used to determine the general height of lowercase letters.

a)

Cap line

b)

Waistline

c)

Baseline

d)

Drop line

15.

It is the lowercase letters that extend up to the cap lines.

a)

Cap line

b)

Ascender

c)

Descender

d)

Drop line

16.

It is the letters that extend down to the drop lines.

a)

Cap line

b)

Ascender

c)

Dropline

d)

Descender

17.

It is a horizontal guideline where all the letters rest or stand.

a)

Cap line

b)

Dropline

c)

Waistline

d)

Baseline

18.

It is light lines used to keep the letters uniformly vertical or horizontal.

a)

Inclined Guidelines

b)

Horizontal Guidelines

c)

Vertical Guidelines

d)

Guidelines

19.

It is light lines that help keep the letters uniformly vertical or keeping the letter from slanting.

a)

Inclined Guidelines

b)

Horizontal Guidelines

c)

Vertical Guidelines

d)

Guidelines

20.

It is a light line used to guide the inclination of inclined letters. The scope of inclination is 67 1 / 2 degrees from the horizontal.

a)

Inclined Guidelines

b)

Horizontal Guidelines

c)

Vertical Guidelines

d)

Guidelines