ASSIGNMENT 4
Textbook Assignment: "Technical Drawing," pages 4-1 through 4-68.
4-1.
When you render technical drawings, what
are your basic requirements?
1.
Speed, accuracy, vagueness, and
deficiency
2.
Accuracy, technique, speed, and
neatness
3.
Neatness, technique, correct tools, and
alertness
4.
The most technically advanced tools,
clean working space, and privacy
4-2.
4-3.
4-4.
When technical sketching, what type of (a)
pencil and (b) eraser should you use?
1.
(a) HB (b) artgum
2.
(a) 2H (b) pink pearl
3.
(a) H (b) pink pearl
4.
(a) 6H (b) artgum
Since technical sketches are not made to
any scale, what method should you use to
determine proportion?
1. Cross-sectioned paper
2. Proportional dividers
3. Mathematical calculation
4. Visual estimation using a dowel or
pencil
Which of the following flaws causes
technical sketches to appear poorly drawn?
1. Lack of scale
2. Poor lettering
3. Poor proportioning
4. Apparent erasures
4-5.
When you are rendering technical sketches,
what proportions should you initially
establish?
1.
Height to width
2.
Length to width
3.
2:3
4.
3:4
4-6.
When sketching, now should you make
vertical lines?
1.
From left to right
2.
From the bottom up
3.
From the top downward
4.
By turning the paper and sketching
from left to right
4-7.
4-8.
When beginning to sketch, what technique
will help you develop proficiency sketching
straight lines?
1.
Using a straightedge
2.
Placing dots and connecting them
3.
Lightly drawing a line with a ruler and
skyblue pencil
4.
Using a triangle
How should you sketch circles and arcs?
1. Using short clockwise strokes
2.
Using long clockwise strokes
3.
Using long counterclockwise strokes
4.
Using short counterclockwise strokes
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