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Drafting Tools, Materials, and Instruments (Illustration)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It is the language used by architects and engineers to convey ideas and information about an object.

a)

Technical Drawing

b)

Practical Drawing

c)

Technical Viewing

d)

Practical Viewing

2.

It is primarily used in projecting horizontal lines and guiding triangles to draw vertical lines. This instrument is easily recognized by its simple parts (the head and the blade).

a)

V-square

b)

T-square

c)

L-square

d)

X-square

3.

The head of this instrument is fastened on the blade.

a)

Detachable head or removable head

b)

Movable or adjustable head

c)

fixed head

d)

no head

4.

It consists of two heads, one adjustable and one fixed for angled lines.

a)

fixed head

b)

Movable or adjustable head

c)

Detachable head or removable head

d)

no head

5.

These T-squares are designed for easy transportation.

a)

fixed head

b)

Movable or adjustable head

c)

Detachable head or removable head

d)

no head

6.

It is a three-sided measuring instrument and is usually made up of a plastic material.

a)

Set square

b)

T-square

c)

Drafting Compass

d)

Divider

7.

This is used to draw arcs and circles. This drawing instrument consists of one pen/pencil leg and a needlepoint leg held together by a handle. This can be used for penciling or inking.

a)

T-square

b)

Set square

c)

Divider

d)

Drafting Compass

8.

This instrument is used to transfer measurements, plot distances, divide line segments. It has two needlepoint legs and is held together with a handle.

a)

T-square

b)

Drafting Compass

c)

Divider

d)

Set square

9.

This is an instrument used to measure arcs, angles, and circles. It is a semicircle plastic with 180-degree graduation.

a)

Protractor

b)

French curves

c)

Drafting Template

d)

Divider

10.

These instruments are used to draw curves with an irregular set of templates.

a)

French curves

b)

Drafting Template

c)

Protractor

d)

Divider

11.

These are stencils made of flat plastic with standard symbols cut in it for easy guide when drawing symbols for a plan.

a)

French curves

b)

Drafting Template

c)

Protractor

d)

Divider

12.

This is a measuring tool primarily used forreducing or enlarging a drawing to a specific scale. With this tool, it is possible to create a blueprint that is ten times largeror smaller than the original drawing constructed. It is usuallya 12-inch rule with two faces on each side, one for architects and one for engineers. Each face has values of each ratio.

a)

T-square

b)

Triangular scale

c)

Set square

d)

Protractor

13.

This a thin metal with holes and used to protect the parts of the drawing when removing pencil marks.

a)

Set square

b)

T-square

c)

Erasing shield

d)

Divider

14.
a)

French curves

b)

Drafting Template

c)

Protractor

d)

Set square

15.
a)

Triangular scales

b)

Erasing shield

c)

Drafting Template

d)

French curves

16.
a)

Set square

b)

Protractor

c)

Drafting Template

d)

French curves

17.
a)

Protractor

b)

French curves

c)

Drafting Template

d)

Set square

18.
a)

Set square

b)

T-square

c)

Erasing shield

d)

Triangular scale

19.
a)

Set square

b)

T-square

c)

Erasing shield

d)

Triangular scale

20.
a)

Set square

b)

T-square

c)

Protractor

d)

French curves