Exam 38: Freehand Vertical Lettering
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Between words, a space ____ the full width of a normal letter should be used.
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Discuss why proper spacing between letters, words and lines is important.
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To achieve good lettering, attention must be given to the proper spacing between letters, words, and lines. Words and lines that are either condensed and run together or spread out are difficult to read, cause inaccuracies, and detract from an otherwise good drawing.
The National Micrographics Association has developed an adaptation of the single-stroke Gothic characters for general use and increased legibility in drawing reproduction known as ____.
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The accompanying figure represents the ____ lettering and numerals.
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Explain the purpose of lettering on the drawing of a part or mechanism and how it is done.
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A ____ is recommended for lettering because it is possible to guide the pencil easily to form good letters.
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An almost square style letter known as ____ lettering is very widely used because it is legible and the individual letters are simple enough to be made quickly and accurately.
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The space between letters should be about ____ the width of a regular letter.
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When learning to letter a drawing, ____ should be started first, as they are easiest to make.
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