Drawing AND Lettering

Question 1

e universal language in engineering and technical work.

Answer 1

Drawing

Question 2

to construct
an object from lines out of geometric shapes or simple
figure.

Answer 2

Line Drawing

Question 3

Shows object as they
would appear in a photograph

Answer 3

Pictorial Drawing

Question 4

These drawings
more nearly represent an object as it would
appear to the eye.

Answer 4

Perspective Drawing

Question 5

a single
point on the horizon where a subject
vanishes

Answer 5

One point perspective

Question 6

angular perspective

Answer 6

Two point perspective

Question 7

Horizontal lines are drawn to
recede 30 degrees to the right and 30 degrees to the
left.

Answer 7

Isometric Drawing

Question 8

make an object as required, the craftsman must have a clear
representation of the shape and definite, accurate information about its size, details, special process, materials and finish.

Answer 8

Working Drawing

Question 9

Working drawing should have:

Answer 9

1. The general size, shape and function (purpose of the product)
2. The material specifications that are required (type and the size of metal, wood,
   plastics, ceramics, papers, fabrics)
3. The fabrication technique to be used (joints, weld, adhesives)
4. The hardware that is required (hinges, locks, electrical parts etc.)
5. The finishing method

Question 10

Products which are complex, and the complexity will
determine just how much information can be presented on one drawing.

Answer 10

Detail and Assembly Drawing

Question 11

important in any drawing because it gives other pertinent information necessary to
depict the object under construction with the drawing or the graphical representation fails to show.

Answer 11

Lettering

Question 12

Styles of Letters

Answer 12

Roman Letters
Text Letters

Question 13

General Proportion of Letters

Answer 13

Normal Letters
Compressed letters
Extended letters

Question 14

“accented: strokes or consisting of heavy and
lights or thick and thin lines.

Answer 14

Roman Letters

Question 15

Includes all kinds of old
English Germane text. This style is often
used on diplomas and certificates.

Answer 15

Text Letters

Question 16

when letters are drawn
neither too narrow nor too wide

Answer 16

Normal Letters

Question 17

the narrowest
the foundation stroke of all
letters

Answer 17

Capital Letter I

Question 18

widest letter

Answer 18

W

Question 19

these letters are narrow in width in proportion to the height
and are used when space is limited.

Answer 19

Compressed letters

Question 20

wider than the normal letters and are used
when the space is very wide.

Answer 20

Extended letters