1. The problem is to mark a point O and draw a line from O towards the north, then draw another line from O making a bearing of 040 degrees. 2. A bearing is measured clockwise from the north direction. So a bearing of 040 degrees means the line is drawn 40 degrees clockwise from the north line. 3. To draw this: - First, draw a vertical line upwards from point O representing north. - Then, from point O, measure an angle of 40 degrees clockwise from the north line. - Draw the line along this 40-degree angle. 4. This line represents the bearing 040 degrees from point O. 5. Bearings are always measured clockwise from north and range from 000 to 360 degrees. Final answer: The line at bearing 040 degrees is drawn by rotating 40 degrees clockwise from the north line at point O.