Question

question 29 (1 point)
if a drawing is \drawn to scale\, what does that mean?
it is proportional
the drawing is half the size of the real creation
the drawing is drawn to a specific weight.
the drawing is exactly the same size as the real creation
question 30 (1 point)
which of the following is not a member of the costume design department?
hair and makeup supervisor
milliner
cutter/draper
technical director

Explanation:

• Question 29: When a drawing is "drawn to scale", it means that the ratios of the lengths in the drawing are the same as the ratios of the corresponding lengths in the real - world object. This is the definition of proportionality. The other options are incorrect. A scale drawing is not necessarily half - size (it could be any ratio), not related to weight, and not exactly the same size (unless the scale is \(1:1\), but the general term "drawn to scale" does not imply \(1:1\) specifically).
• Question 30: The Technical Director is not a member of the Costume Design department. The Hair and Makeup Supervisor, Milliner, and Cutter/Draper are all directly involved in costume - related tasks (hair and makeup are part of the overall character look which is related to costumes, milliners make hats which are part of costumes, and cutters/drapers work on the physical construction of costumes). The Technical Director is more likely to be involved in technical aspects of a production (like stage mechanics, lighting technology etc.) rather than costume design.

Answer:

• Question 29: It is proportional
• Question 30: Technical Director