A drawing, when completely dimensioned and with necessary notes added, is called a(n) ____ because it furnishes all the information required to construct the object.
A) finished drawing
B) intermediate drawing
C) working drawing
D) complete drawing

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A working drawing is a detailed and dimensioned drawing that provides all the necessary information for the construction of an object or structure. It includes notes, dimensions, and specifications for materials and features. A finished drawing may not necessarily have all these details, and an intermediate drawing is usually a preliminary sketch or concept drawing. A complete drawing is a vague term and does not necessarily indicate the level of detail or information provided in the drawing.

A Drawing, When Completely Dimensioned and with Necessary Notes Added