Discussion
The carpenter’s hammer is specified by:
Answer: D
A carpenter's hammer, such as the claw hammer, is specified by the weight of its head and the shape of the pein (the peen), which is the end of the head opposite the face, for instance the ball pein or cross pein. It is not specified by the length and width of the hammer, by the shape of the eye hole, which is only the hole in the head for the handle, or by the cross section of the cheek. The answer is weight and shape of the pein, option (D).
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