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In composite drawings, each ply must be specified by:

AOnly material type
BMaterial + ply ORIENTATION + position in stack + boundaries (cutouts, joins)
COnly thickness
DOnly fiber type
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Material + ply ORIENTATION + position in stack + boundaries (cutouts, joins)
Composite drawings are not "thickness specs" like metal sheet — they're ply-by-ply stack maps. Each ply needs its angle (0°, 90°, ±45°, etc.), its position in the stacking sequence, and the boundary of its area.
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