Drawing Practice (Questions)

Now that we are done with drawing practice in class, why don't you attempt the following questions! You can post your answers on the COMMENT box below. Thank you.

1.Drawing paper should be stored in files or……………
a. scrolls or nylon jackets
b. school bags
c. left on the drawing board
d. centre of notebooks

2. One of the following is NOT an information required in the title block.
a. title
b. time
c. scale
d. date

3. All measurements in technical drawing are stated in …
a. micro meters

b. multi meters
c. millimeters
d. centimeters

4. The positioning of the title on a drawing is at the………. corner.
a. bottom left
b. bottom right
c. top left
d. top right.

5. Which of these cannot be used to construct or draw a required angle?
a. set-square
b. protractor
c. French curves
d. ruler and compasses.

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