Explain why many parts cannot be drawn full size. What a draftsperson can do when this is the case?
What will be an ideal response?
Many parts cannot be drawn full size because they are too large to fit a standard drawing sheet or computer screen or too small to have all details shown clearly. The draftsperson can, however, still represent such objects either by reducing (in the case of large objects) or enlarging (for small objects) the size to which the drawing is made.
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