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F4
3D-OSNAP ON/OFF
14. In polar coordinate specification, @7.5<l80 will A. specify a point 7.5 units horizontally to the right of your current position. B. specify a point 7.5 units in the upward direction from your current position. C. display an error measure. D. none of the above. .
A
18. Ortho can be toggled on and off A. at any time, even during the execution of a command. B. only between commands. C. at any time except when you are in a command. D. none of the above. You cannot enter different values for horizontal and vertical grid spacing.
A
Blocks
Ability to store parts of a drawing, or entire drawing such that they need not be redrawn when required in the same drawing or another drawing. toolbar: Draw> Make Block command: BLOCK/B
12. What direction does a positive number indicate when specifying angles in degrees? A. clockwise B. counterclockwise C. Positive or negative numbers have no impact when Specifying angles in degrees D. None of the above
B
17. The ortho mode A. forces all lines to be drawn at angles other than horizontal or vertical. B. is especially useful in drawings which do not contain horizontal and vertical lines. C. both A and B. D. none of the above.
B
7. Portions of an entity can be erased or removed from the drawing by using the A. erase command. B. trim command. C. edit command. D. All of the above.
B
MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. ZOOM previous will A. restore the original view of your drawing. B. restore the previous zoom magnification of your drawing. C. display the drawing boundaries defined by the LIMITS command. D. both B and C.
B
11. Object snap modes are useful because they A. are easily entered using function keys Fl through F 10. B. dimension the drawing as the modes are specified. C. allow you to snap to points you could otherwise not easily and accurately reach. D. none of the above.
C
13. Relative point specification using the keyboard refers to A. entering a length and angle relative to the last point entry. B. using the mouse to move your crosshairs around the screen. C. entering an X distance and Y distance relative to the last point entry. D. none of the above.
C
16. The simplest and quickest way to backup one AutoCAD operation is to A. enter UNDO. B. press CTRL C. C. enter U. D. All of the above
C
5. The OFFSET command A. produces a mirror image of all objects. B. contains solid fill option. C. creates of an entity parallel to another entity. D . none 0f the above.
C
10. The Snap feature A. is useful when laying out a drawing. B. when on, snaps your crosshairs along an imaginary grid of dots. C. can be quickly toggled off and on. D. all of the above.
D
15. Which of the following are examples of entities? A. lines, circles, and text B. points, polylines, and rectangles C. none of the above D. A and B
D
2. AutoCad OSNAP feature allows you to A. snap to endpoints of lines. B, snap to the midpoints of lines. C. snap to the centers of circles. D. all of the above.
D
3. The LAYER command will allow you to A. assign colors. B. assign linetypes' C. list the previously created layers. D. all of the above.
D
4. Drawing layers are created and used for the following reason(s): A. to allow for use of more than one color on the monitor and plotter. B. so that more than One line type can be used. C. so that layers can selectively be turned on and off, D. all of the above.
D
8.The ARRAY command allows for A. circular arrays. B. rectangular arrays. C. a single row of multiple objects. D. all of the above.
D
9. The___ object selection option allows you to create a polygon that selects all the objects that it touches or that lie inside it. A. last. B. Wpolygon. C. Fence. D. CPolygon.
D
F12
DYNAMIC INPUT ON/OFF
F6
DYNAMIC UCS ON/OFF COORDINATE DISPLAY CTLR+D
1. You cannot enter different Values for horizontal and vertical grid spacing.
F
13. If the grid spacing is specified as 1 the snap resolution automatically adjusts to a spacing of1
F
15. Text height cannot be changed.
F
3. ERASE will only remove whole entities from a drawing.
F
5. Single letters in a text string can be erased with the erase command.
F
F7
GRID ON/OFF CTRL+G
F2
Graphics screen/ AutoCAD text window
F1
HELP
F5
ISOPLANE TOP/RIGHT/LEFT CTRL+E
F11
OBJECT SNAP TRACKING
F8
ORTHO ON/OFF CTRL+L
F3
OSNAP on/off CTRL+F
F10
POLAR TRACKING ON/OFF
F9
SNAP ON/OFF CTRL+B
10. Keyboard coordinate input creates a more accurate database and should be used for all formal drawings.
T
11. Zoom commands effect the size of objects as they appear on the screen
T
12. When using the ERASE command, only those items fully enclosed in a window will be selected for erasure.
T
14. AutoCAD has an unlimited number of layers.
T
16. In AutoCAD, the default method for constructing circles is by a center point and radius.
T
17. Zoom commands do not change the size of objects in the drawing database.
T
18. When using the single line text command, pressing the enter key will move the cursor down to the next line and allow the user to continue typing.
T
2. Osnap will allow the user to locate an exact geometric point on an existing entity.
T
4. The POLYLINE command can be used when a wide (thick) line is needed.
T
6. You can lock 3 layer. which will prevent you from accidentally editing the objects on the layer.
T
7. The manner in which text is positioned relative to the selected insertion point can be varied.
T
8. Lines are defined by a starting coordinate and an ending coordinate.
T
9. The _TEXT (single line text) command allows you to enter multiple lines of text with a single text command
T
deminsioning
controls the appearance and positioning of dimensions and leaders. -command: DIMSTYLE/D - toolbar: Dimension > Dimension style or styles> Dimension Style
Hatch tool
filling objects with a pattern. can use hatch tool in the draw panel of home tab or the tool palettes -toolbar: Draw> Hatch -command: HATCH/H
