The image displays three common geometric tools used in technical drawing and mathematics:
1.
Compass: The tool with two legs, one with a sharp point and the other holding a pencil lead. It is used for drawing circles or arcs and measuring distances.
2.
Set Square (Triangle): The triangular ruler. This specific one appears to be a 45-45-90 degree set square, often used for drawing perpendicular lines and standard angles.
3.
Protractor: The semi-circular tool with degree markings from 0 to 180. It is used for measuring and drawing angles.
The word "Construction" at the bottom refers to
geometric construction, which is the process of drawing shapes, angles, and lines accurately using only these basic tools (typically a compass and a straightedge/ruler).
Since there is no specific question asked (e.g., "What is this tool?" or "How do you use these?"), but the image is labeled "Construction," the most appropriate educational response is to identify the tools shown that are essential for geometric constructions.
Final Answer:
The image shows tools used for geometric construction: a compass, a set square (triangle), and a protractor.
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