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| In "single-stroke" lettering, how are SLANTED strokes drawn? | Starting at the top and moving the pencil downward |
| The MOST important reason for doing good, freehand lettering is: | To make sure that the information on the drawing is understood. |
| The most commonly used freehand lettering style on engineering drawings is: | Vertical, uppercase (capital), Gothic. |
| In "single-stroke" lettering, how is the letter "W" drawn? | All strokes starting at the top and moving downward |
| What is the standard height for lettering whole numbers? | .125 (1/8") |
| What is the standard height for lettering? | .125 (1/8") |
| What organization produces drafting standards for the United States? | American National Standards Institute (ANSI) |
| The space between words should be equal to: | The width of the letter "O". |
| When doing "single-stroke" lettering, draw VERTICAL strokes: | Starting at the top and moving downward. |
| What is the purpose of VERTICAL guidelines? | An aid to the eye when making vertical strokes |
| Fractions should be made with a division line that is: | Horizontal |
| One characteristic of good freehand lettering is: | Uniformity. |
