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Unit 2—Sketching
1. Lines are first lightly sketched with long overlapping strokes using a pencil with a fairly sharp point.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: False
2. Heavy lines are drawn by dulling (rounding) the point of the pencil and applying enough pressure to produce the line
weight desired.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
3. Lines are not usually shown for any part of the object that is not visible.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
4. An oblique sketch is completed by repeating the same lines shown on the original orthographic view at the starting
points of the receding lines.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: False
5. For sketching isometric circles, the same basic techniques are applied as for sketching a regular circle.
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
6. A ____ is a freehand drawing used to describe the shape and size of an object. It is a means of quickly expressing an
idea.
a. draft b. sketch
c. mockup d. map
ANSWER: b
7. ____ are often used in place of finished drawings, particularly when time and circumstances do not permit preparation
of a finished drawing.
a. Drafts b. Mockups
c. Guides d. Sketches
ANSWER: d
8. To assist in sketching the arc, ____ points are located on the legs of the angle to indicate where the curve is to begin
and end.
a. guide b. terminal
c. draft d. sketch
ANSWER: a
9. To sketch a circle, the same process for sketching an arc is repeated for all ____ of the circle.
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a. halves b. sections
c. portions d. quarters
ANSWER: d
10. A(n) ____ is sketched by laying out a rectangle with sides equal to the major and minor axes of it.
a. square b. ellipse
c. triangle d. parallelogram
ANSWER: b
11. The extent of the receding lines in oblique sketching is about ____ the length that would be shown for an orthographic
drawing.
a. one-fourth b. one-third
c. one-half d. two-thirds
ANSWER: c
12. When developing an oblique drawing, after completing the orthographic view, draw parallel receding lines at about
____° angles from the corners of the view to develop the three-dimensional effect.
a. 15 b. 30
c. 45 d. 60
ANSWER: c
13. An isometric sketch has all of its surfaces shown at ____° angles.
a. 15 b. 30
c. 45 d. 60
ANSWER: b
14. After completion of the basic view in an isometric sketch, parallel receding lines are sketched at ____° angles from
each of the corners.
a. 15 b. 30
c. 45 d. 60
ANSWER: b
15. When developing an isometric sketch, receding lines are reduced in length (foreshortened) to about ____ of the
orthographic line length.
a. one-third b. one-half
c. two-thirds d. three-fourths
ANSWER: c
16. One method for sketching a(n) ____________________ is to first construct a right angle (square corner).
ANSWER: arc
18. ____________________ lines are drawn to the right for developing a right oblique drawing and to the left for
developing a left oblique drawing.
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ANSWER: Receding
19. To develop a(n) ____________________ drawing, an orthographic view of the object is first drawn that best describes
the shape and shows the most detail of the object.
ANSWER: oblique
Transcriber’s Note: The errata have been corrected, including any obvious errors in the
punctuation that were found.
TREBNIK.
MOSCOW.
At the Synodal Press.
MDCCCLXXXII.
Be it known that on the eighth day after birth the babe is brought
by the nurse to the temple, and she standeth before the doors of the
temple.
And the priest maketh,
Blessed be our God... Trisagion. O most holy Trinity... And after
Our Father... For thine is the kingdom...
Then the troparion of the day, or of the holy habitation. And the
priest signeth its forehead, mouth, and breast, and saith the prayer.
Let us pray to the Lord.
O Lord our God, to thee we pray, and on thee we call, Let the light of
thy countenance be signed on this thy servant (or, on this thine
handmaid), name, and be he signed with the cross of thine only-
begotten Son in his heart and understanding, that he may flee the
vanity of the world and every evil device of the enemy, and may keep
thy commandments; and grant, O Lord, that thy holy name may
remain upon him unrenounced, when at the fitting time he shall be
conjoined with thy holy church, and be perfected with the terrible
mysteries of thy Christ, that, living according to thy commandments
and preserving the seal unbroken, he may attain unto the
blessedness of thine elect in thy kingdom, through the grace and
love to man of thine only-begotten Son, with whom thou art blessed,
together with thy most holy, and good, and life-creating Spirit, now
and ever, and to ages of ages. Amen.
Then, taking the child in his hands, he standeth before the doors
of the temple, or before the image of the most holy God-bearing one,
and maketh the sign of the cross, saying,
Hail, grace-accorded God-bearing Virgin! for out of thee the sun of
righteousness, Christ our God, hath shined, enlightening them that
are in darkness. And thou, O righteous elder, be thou glad, receiving
in thine arms the deliverer of our souls, even him that granteth
resurrection unto us.
And the dismissal is made.
It is necessary to know that, if the newly born babe, being
exceedingly weak, do not suck, but appear likely to die, it behoveth
not to wait six or eight days, and then to baptize it, as some wickedly
say; but at the very hour of its birth to wash it only, and immediately
to baptize it, that it die not unilluminated. Since they that are five
months pregnant are, by the laws and canons, responsible for
murder, if it happen that by any shock they abort the babe, so much
the more is it necessary to avoid the condemnation of them that are
brought forth, that they die not unilluminated.
Chapter III.
PRAYERS FOR A PARTURIENT WOMAN AFTER
FORTY DAYS.