1. Which proportions are the least precise methods of identifying proportionality?
a. estimated
b. geometric
c. relative
d. unitary |
Answer: a |
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2. Which method of identifying proportions is best suited for objects that have fairly simple geometry and may be quickly transferred to paper?
a. estimated
b. geometric
c. relative
d. unitary |
Answer: c |
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3. ______ proportions are possible when a physical part on which to base the drawings is present.
a. Blocking-in
b. Glass box
c. Grid
d. Measured |
Answer: d |
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4. What method requires placing a series of squares in a network pattern over the object the drafter/designer wishes to draw?
a. blocking-in
b. grid
c. measured
d. tracing |
Answer: b |
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