Given the following sheet blocks, with characteristics labeled A through Q, name and completely identify each characteristic in the space provided.

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Answer 1

A. Title block.
B. Angle of projection block.
C. Dimensioning and tolerancing block.
D. Company or Design Activity. Normally displays the name, address, and contact
information of the company, or can provide original design activity content.
E. Title. Displays the title of the drawing, which is typically the product assembly name or the specific part or subassembly name.
F. Sheet Size. Identifies the sheet size designation such as A, B, A4, or A3.
G. CAGE Code. The CAGE code is a five-number code assigned by the United States
Defense Logistic Service Center (DLSC) to all Department of Defense contractors.
CAGE stands for Commercial And Government Entity.
H. Drawing Number. Some companies specify the part or related number as the drawing number.
I. Revision. Specifies the current revision of the part or drawing.
J. Scale. Specifies the principal drawing scale, such as FULL or 1:1, HALF or 1:2, DBL or 2:1, and QTR or 1:4. Enter NONE when there is no scale.
K. Weight. Indicates the actual or estimated weight of the part or assembly.
L. Sheet. Identifies the sheet relative to a group or set of sheets.
M. Approvals 1. This area typically allows for approval names or signatures and dates by people directly involved with preparing and approving the drawing, such as the drafter, checker, and engineer.
N. Approval 2. Allows for approval by an individual, design activity, or organization not directly related with preparing or approving the drawing, such as a subcontractor hired to manufacture the product.
O. Approval 3. Allows for approval by an individual, design activity, or organization not specified in the other approval blocks.
P. The upper portion of the dimensioning and tolerancing block provides a note indicating that all dimensions are in millimeters (mm) or inches (in.), unless otherwise specified, such as UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES (IN.).
Q. Tolerancing applications depend on company practice and manufacturing applications.