Place and Structure Diagrams: Bridges, Courts and Stages, Labeled

One drawing per page with a numbered ring on every part, from the abutment under a bridge to the baseline of a tennis court.

Some places come with a vocabulary that everyone else seems to know. A director sends an actor to the wings.

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Bridges, dams, roads and tracks 15

Civil structures drawn from the side or cut through, so that the parts below the surface show: the footing under a pier, the inside of a dam, the layers under a road, the ballast under the rails and the sewers under a street. A car wash tunnel is here too.

Courts and courses 12

A basketball court, a tennis court, a baseball field and a golf hole from above, every line and area named as the rule book names it.

Stage, courtroom and playground 13

A stage and a courtroom in plan, a scenery flat seen from behind, a Greek temple, a playground and a skatepark with each piece named.

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A coach tells a player to stay out of the lane. An engineer points at an abutment. Each page here is one drawing of a place or a civil structure with a numbered ring on every part: a bridge, a dam, a road, a railroad track, a stage, a courtroom, a playground, a golf hole, a basketball court and a tennis court.

Open Study to read each name and what the part is for. To make the names stick, switch to Find it or Name it, and missed parts come back at the end of the round. Every drawing prints blank or labeled, which suits a bridge unit or a mock trial. Names follow a government manual or the sport's own rule book, read on the date each page shows.

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