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marking out tools quiz
part a: multiple choice
- which tool is commonly used to mark straight lines on metal surfaces?
a) scriber
b) divider
c) punch
d) ruler
- the tool used to draw circles and arcs on metal is:
a) odd - leg caliper
b) divider
c) scriber
d) try square
- which of the following is used to mark right angles on workpieces?
a) protractor
b) bevel gauge
c) try square
d) divider
- a centre punch is used to:
a) mark lines
b) make a small indentation before drilling
c) measure distances
d) cut thin sheets
- which tool is used to transfer dimensions from a rule to the workpiece?
a) divider
b) scriber
c) punch
d) protractor
part b: true or false
- a scriber is used to cut thin metal sheets. (t/f)
- the try square is only used in woodworking. (t/f)
- an odd - leg caliper is useful for marking parallel lines. (t/f)
- a protractor can be used to measure and mark angles. (t/f)
- the surface plate provides a flat reference surface for accurate marking. (t/f)
Brief Explanations
- A scriber is a pointed - tipped tool used to mark straight lines on metal surfaces.
- Dividers are used to draw circles and arcs on metal by setting the radius.
- A try square has a right - angled corner and is used to mark right angles on workpieces.
- A centre punch makes a small indentation before drilling to prevent the drill bit from wandering.
- Dividers can transfer dimensions from a rule to a workpiece by setting the distance between their points.
- A scriber is for marking, not cutting thin metal sheets.
- Try squares are used in metalworking as well as woodworking for marking right angles.
- An odd - leg caliper is mainly for marking parallel lines.
- A protractor is used to measure and mark angles.
- A surface plate provides a flat reference surface for accurate marking.
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