Date 16.12.

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Quiz SM&CG Lab

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MM- 20
Batch

1. The fillet command creates

a) Sharp corners (b) Round corners (c) Angled corners (d) Smooth corners
2. When using the TRIM command, which do you select first?
(a) The cutting edges (b) The object to be trimmed (c) Everything (d) Nothing
3. Scaling objects makes them
(a) Bigger (b) Smaller (c) It only stretches them (d) Both Bigger and Smaller
4. Objects are rotated around the
(a) Base point (b) Bottom right of the object

(c) Centre of the object

(d) Origin

5. Which one of the following in not a valid option for drawing a circle?
(a) 3 Points
(b) Tan Tan Center
(c) Tan Tan Radius
(d) Tan Tan Tan
6. What does WCS stand for?
(a) Western CAD System
(b) Worldwide Coordinate Sectors
(c) World Coordinate System (d) Wrong CAD Setting
7. Units command of AutoCAD is not used to set
(a) Units for linear measurement (b) Units for angular measurement
(c) Limits of drawing (d) Direction in which angle is to be measured
8. Polar coordinates are used mostly for drawing
(a) Circles
(b) Arcs
(c) Vertical lines

(d) Angled lines

9. Which is the default coordinate system when starting a new drawing?

10. Isometric dimensioning uses DIM command with _____________ option.
Choose whether the following statements are true or false
1. You can not edit objects while 3DORBIT is active.
2. You cannot edit, pick points, zoom, or pan when viewing objects in
perspective projection.
3. The ROTATE command rotates individual objects only and should not be used
to try to rotate a view.
4. Turning on Ortho automatically turns off polar tracking
5. Holes inside a solid object offset smaller as the volume of the solid gets larger
6. AUTOCAD does not accept long file names that contain commas as font file
names.
7. Baseline and continued angular dimensions are limited to 180 degrees or
less.
8. The marker disappears if you pan or zoom with wheel mouse
9. When a ZOOM command is used, the actual size of the object changes

10. In BREAK command, the object selection point is the first break point.