21 prompts matching "By shape a trowel, plumb bob, spirit level, mason's square, float, bolster and j"
Practice set: A timed freehand sketch of a trowel, a plumb bob and a spirit level
Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Give me five practice questions on a timed freehand
Quiz: The types of staircase by plan shape
Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor and quiz me on the types of staircase by plan shape.
Teach me: Dividing a straight line into equal parts by construction
You are my personal SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Teach me dividing a straight line into eq
Practice set: Blending arcs and lines by tangency
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Quiz: Enlarging a figure by a given ratio of sides
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Let me explain: Enlarging or reducing a figure by area
I have just studied enlarging or reducing a figure by area in my SS3 Technical Drawing cla
Quiz: Constructing an ellipse by the concentric circle method
Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor and quiz me on constructing an ellipse by the concen
Quiz: The true length of a line by rotation
Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor and quiz me on the true length of a line by rotation
Let me explain: True shape of a section of a prism
I have just studied true shape of a section of a prism in my SS3 Technical Drawing class.
WAEC prep: True shape of a section of a cone: ellipse, parabola and hyperbola
Act as a WAEC/NECO Technical Drawing examiner. I am in SS 3. Set me five exam-style questi
Practice set: Drawing a section and its true shape
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Practice set: Plotting a curve of interpenetration point by point
Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Give me five practice questions on plotting a curve
Let me explain: Plumbing symbols and pipe runs
I have just studied plumbing symbols and pipe runs in my SS3 Technical Drawing class. Let
Let me explain: Drawing an isometric circle by the four-centre method
I have just studied drawing an isometric circle by the four-centre method in my SS3 Technical Drawing class. Let me explain it back to you in my own words, then tell me plainly what I got wrong or left out. Ask me one follow-up question afterwards to test whether I really understood it.
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Quiz: Finding true length by rotation
Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor and quiz me on finding true length by rotation. Ask
Let me explain: Finding true length by auxiliary projection
I have just studied finding true length by auxiliary projection in my SS3 Technical Drawin
Spot my mistake: Dividing a line into equal parts by measuring with a rule instead of by construction
Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Write a short answer on dividing a line into equal
Spot my mistake: Assuming any angle can be constructed with compasses by repeated bisection
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Spot my mistake: Treating an ellipse as a shape struck from four centres rather than plotted as a locus
Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Write a short answer on treating an ellipse as a sh
Spot my mistake: Assuming a flat roof is laid truly level
Act as my SS3 Technical Drawing tutor. Write a short answer on assuming a flat roof is lai