Discussion
Which of the following is an example of indirect angle measuring tool
Answer: B
An indirect angle measuring tool is the Bevel gauge.
A bevel gauge (sliding bevel) has a blade and stock that can be locked at any angle, but no graduated scale. It is set to the angle of the work and the angle is then transferred to, and read on, a protractor or other measuring instrument, which is why it is an indirect measuring tool.
A bevel protractor and the protractor head of a combination set carry graduated scales and read the angle directly. A marking table (marking-off table) is a flat surface plate for layout work, not an angle-measuring tool. (The paper prints the third option with the letter B as well; options are given here in printed order.)
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