First year Technical Drawing Review.pptx

Review set-up for 1st year college

1. Technical drawing review

2. Technical drawings are made up of graphic communication using graphic elements. These elements are ____ and ______.

3. Technical drawings are made up of graphic communication using graphic elements. These elements are glyphs and images .

4. Who uses Technical Drawing? Architects and Electrician Engineers and Painters

5. Who uses Technical Drawing? Architects and Electrician Engineers and Painters

6. He is the one who began incorporating linear perspective in his paintings. Leonardo Da Vinci Filippo Brunelleschi

7. He is the one who began incorporating linear perspective in his paintings. Leonardo Da Vinci Filippo Brunelleschi

8. One of the first graphic artists because of his ability to combine his scientific interest with his artistic ability Leonardo Da Vinci Raphael Sanzio

9. One of the first graphic artists because of his ability to combine his scientific interest with his artistic ability Leonardo Da Vinci Raphael Sanzio

10. This is generally the period in which historians concede that graphic design was first invented. Industrial Evolution Modern Technique

11. This is generally the period in which historians concede that graphic design was first invented. Industrial Evolution Modern Technique

12. An ability to draw something without depending on instruments. __________________

13. An ability to draw something without depending on instruments. Freehand Drawing

14. What is one of the most crucial elements when it comes to drawing? __________________

15. What is one of the most crucial elements when it comes to drawing? Lines

16. What are the 5 Types of Lines? __________________

17. What are the 5 Types of Lines? Vertical Line Horizontal Line Diagonal Line Curve Line Zigzag Line

18. It provides important information for when the document is printed/draw. __________________

19. It provides important information for when the document is printed/draw. Title Block

20. An act of writing letters with styles either freehand and mechanical method. __________________

21. An act of writing letters with styles either freehand and mechanical method. Lettering

22. A variation of line where one can capture energy, movement and even suggest when one object is in front of the other. Texture Weight

23. A variation of line where one can capture energy, movement and even suggest when one object is in front of the other. Texture Weight

24. A variation of line where it conveys the drawing tall, strong or far. Width Length

25. A variation of line where it conveys the drawing tall, strong or far. Width Length

26. A type of letter that has a pointed stem which is called “serif”. Gothic Roman

27. A type of letter that has a pointed stem which is called “serif”. Gothic Roman

28. What letters that are most artistic? Text Italic

29. What letters that are most artistic? Text Italic

30. Identify the parts of the letter R LOBE SWASH STEM

31. These are thin lines which serve as guide to ensure uniform height and width of letters. __________________

32. These are thin lines which serve as guide to ensure uniform height and width of letters. Guidelines

33. A letter that use four guidelines such as cap line, waist line, base line and dropped line. __________________

34. A letter that use four guidelines such as cap line, waist line, base line and dropped line. Lower case letter

35. A proportion should be applied only when the space is limited. __________________

36. A proportion should be applied only when the space is limited. Compressed

37. A system at work that prevents illness or injury on people by recognizing and identifying hazards and risks that may be encountered in mechanical drafting. Occupational Health and Safety Safety Precautions

38. A system at work that prevents illness or injury on people by recognizing and identifying hazards and risks that may be encountered in mechanical drafting. Occupational Health and Safety Safety Precautions

39. If you're in a position where you cannot safely dispose of oily rags in a workshop, what is the BEST way to store them? In a hamper or other textile bin In an airtight metal bin

40. If you're in a position where you cannot safely dispose of oily rags in a workshop, what is the BEST way to store them? In a hamper or other textile bin In an airtight metal bin

41. Why are safety practices important? working safely can involve changes in how you select your art materials, and how you handle them. not only protects workers from injury and illness, it can also lower injury/illness costs, reduce absenteeism and turnover, increase productivity and quality, and raise employee morale.

42. Why are safety practices important? working safely can involve changes in how you select your art materials, and how you handle them. not only protects workers from injury and illness, it can also lower injury/illness costs, reduce absenteeism and turnover, increase productivity and quality, and raise employee morale.