ASSIGNMENT 2 Textbook Assignment: “Basic Equipment”, chapter 2, pages 2-1 through 2-71. 2-1. You  should  maintain  drafting  shop tools in what condition? 1. Locked up 2. Out of sight 3. Clean  and  uncluttered 4. Ready for use on the table 2-2. You must be especially cautious to protect  drafting  equipment  from what type of abuse? 1. Dirt 2. Loans 3. Misadjustment 4. Nicks  and  lacerations 2-3. To protect the tabletop, it is a good practice for you to do what to a drafting table? 1. Place it out of traffic areas 2. Put a cover on it 3. Paint  it 4. Avoid  using  it 2-4. What is the primary purpose of a worktable? 1. To  prepare  tracings 2. To  place  additional  reference material  on 3. To use as a temporary workstation at a remote site 4. To keep your personal gear off the  drafting  table 2-5. You  can  seriously  injure  yourself with a light table by using its glass surface to perform which of the  following  activities? 1. Tracing  prints 2. Leaning  against  it 3. Drawing  pictures 4. Assembling  negatives 2-6. A tabouret serves which of the following  functions? 1. As workstation at a site away from the shop 2. As  additional  reference material 3. As a coffee mess station 4. As a storage unit 2-7. 2-8. 2-9. 2-10. 2-11. 2-12. What type of table covering is best suited  for  permanent  application? 1. Cork 2. Mylar 3. Vinyl 4. Cellulose  acetate  paper What  table  covering,  if  applied incorrectly, will snap a drawing board? 1. Cork 2. Mylar 3. Vinyl 4. Cellulose  acetate  paper You should cover a tabletop recently  recovered  with  cork  for additional  protection. 1. True 2. False One of the key your  selection should be what 1. Arms 2. Color 3. Rollers 4. Comfort considerations  in of a drafting chair feature? When you arrange light for a left- handed  draftsman,  the  light  source should  emanate  from  what  direction? 1. Back 2. Upper left 3. Upper right 4. Directly  overhead You should attach a light source to a table based on the right- or left-handedness of the DM for what reason? 1. To minimize shadows cast by the DM’s hands 2. To keep the light out of the DM’s way 3. To avoid conflict with the straightedge 4. To keep the working side of the table free of clutter 6