Red Seal Carpenter Practice Exam

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Which tool is best suited for transferring a 35 degree angle from a drawing to a shop project?

Try square.
Sliding T-bevel.
Framing square.
Combination square.

The correct answer is: Sliding T-bevel.

A try square is best suited for measuring and marking right angles. A sliding T-bevel is used for transferring and setting angles. A framing square is designed for larger framing projects and may not be as precise as a sliding T-bevel. A combination square has a variety of functions, including measuring and marking angles, but a sliding T-bevel is specifically designed for transferring angles from one surface to another and would be the best tool for this task.