A) Sharpening pencils B) Cutting paper C) Measuring angles D) Inscribing circles or arcs
A) Calipers B) Protractor C) Rulers D) Dividers
A) Stencils B) Laser cutters C) Computer-aided design programs D) 3D printers
A) Didactic purposes in teaching B) Industrial manufacturing C) Artistic painting D) Electronic engineering
A) A rubber band B) A hinge C) A screw-clamp D) A spring-loaded magnet
A) Stem B) Grip C) Pivot D) Handle
A) The lead leg B) The primary leg C) The adjustable leg D) The steady leg
A) Faster rotation B) More accurate performance C) Wider radius D) Greater portability
A) Electronic ink sensors B) Interchangeable tips C) Plastic construction D) A small serrated wheel and a spring
A) Marking the circumference B) Serving as the center point of the circle C) Measuring the paper density D) Anchoring the pencil
A) To a chisel edge B) To a rounded tip C) To a flat wedge D) To a fine point
A) Knurled rod B) Spring-bow C) Hinge screw D) Adjusting nut
A) The pressure on the handle B) The rotation speed C) The position of the paper D) The angle between the legs
A) By replacing the needle B) By moving the serrated wheel only C) By adjusting the angle between the two legs D) By tightening the handle
A) Turning the compass upside down B) Replacing the needle with a pencil C) Moving the hinge D) Moving the paper around
A) A graphite stick B) A metal spike C) A felt tip D) An ink nib or attachment
A) Ceramic and steel B) Wood and glass C) Metal or plastic D) Rubber and carbon fiber
A) Early twentieth century B) Mid-twentieth century C) Late nineteenth century D) Early twenty-first century
A) Pierce cardboard B) Engrave hard surfaces C) Measure distances on maps D) Inscribe larger circles
A) By gripping the hinge directly B) Using all five fingers C) With the palm of the hand D) Between the pointer finger and thumb
A) A beam compass B) A collapsing compass C) A scribe-compass D) A proportional divider
A) Carpenters B) John Donne C) Freemasons D) Euclid
A) Proportional dividers B) A wing divider C) A beam compass D) An ellipse drawing compass
A) Measuring weight B) Enlarging patterns C) Drawing ellipses D) Tracing a line
A) Brass B) Wood C) Forged steel D) Copper
A) Scribe-compasses B) Loose leg wing dividers C) Ellipse drawing compasses D) Beam compasses
A) A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning B) The Elements C) The Square and Compasses D) The Geometric Proof
A) A pencil sleeve B) A sliding socket C) A wing nut hinge D) A reduction scale
A) Stepping off repetitive measurements B) Drawing elliptical shapes C) Illustrating plane geometry proofs D) Calculating the area of a circle |