NEW L1 SCHEME MACHINE DRAWING – CAD 2013

TERM-III, MECH, OBJECTIVE TYPE QUESTIONS – I

1. CADD stands for ___________________________.
2. First AutoCAD released in _______________ under the name _______________.
3. First AutoCAD ran under the ______________ operating system on __________computers.
4. AutoCAD was introduced by ______________ in the year ______________.
5. In AutoCAD ____Functional key should be pressed to get the information from the help menu.
6. In AutoCAD, F2 functional key is used to switch ______________ window to ______________
window vice versa.
7. F8 function key is used to ______________.
8. A type of cursor consisting of two lines that intersect is called as ___________.
9. ______________ drawing file is pre established settings for new drawing.
10. ______________ is a message on the command line that asks for information such as specifying
first point.
11. Give any two elements in drawing 1) ______________ 2) ______________.
12. In AutoCAD 2010, F3 key is used to turn ______________.
13. In AutoCAD 2010, F5 key is used to cyclically change the ______________.
14. In AutoCAD 2010, F7 key is used to turn ______________.
15. In AutoCAD 2010, F9 key is used to turn ______________.
16. ______________ is a pattern of dots which is regularly spaced to aid drawing.
17. In AutoCAD 2010, F10 key is used to turn ______________.
18. In AutoCAD 2010, F11 key is used to turn ______________.
19. In AutoCAD 2010, F12 key is used to turn ______________.
20. In AutoCAD 2010, Tool palettes can be open in the ribbon by ________ tab and ____________
control panel.

True or false
21. Open & New command can be invoked through FILE pull down menu in menu bar.
[True/False]
22. Prompt message is displayed in status bar. [True/False]
23. Drawing can be drawn only within the limits. [True/False]
24. Ctrl+S keys are pressed to execute QSAVE command. [True/False]
25. Ctrl+C keys are used to cancel the command. [True/False]

ANSWERS
1 Computer aided Design and Drafting 14 Grid ON/OFF
2 1982, MicroCAD 15 Snap ON/OFF
3 CP/M, Intel 8080 16 Grid
4 AutoDesk, 1982 17 Polar ON/OFF
5 F1 18 Object snap track ON/OFF
6 Graphics, Text 19 Dynamic input ON/OFF
7 Turn ON/OFF the ORTHO Mode 20 View, Palettes
8 Crosshairs 21 True
9 Template 22 False
10 Prompt 23 False
11 Line, Arc 24 True
12 Object snap ON/OFF 25 False
13 Isoplanes

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Objective type questions - II
1. To open an existing file into the drawing editor, you can use the ___________ command.
2. _____________ command is used to copy current drawing file.
3. Ctrl+O can be pressed to get _____________ command and Ctrl+N is pressed to get
______________.
4. AutoCAD drawing is saved with _____________ extension name.
5. Absolute co-ordinate values are based on the _____________ whereas Relative co-
ordinate values are based on the _____________.
6. The _____________ option of line command can be used to draw the last line segment of a
polygon.
7. _____________ is closed polyline, composed of short arc segments.
8. A _____________ is a connected sequence of Line or Arc segments created as a single
object.
9. The maximum number of sides of a polygon can have in AutoCAD is _____________.
10. Drawing _____________ is a way to create filled rings or solid-filled circles.
11. When inside diameter is zero, the resultant donut is _____________.
12. Traces are solid filled if _____________ is set on.
13. Combination of lines and arcs can be drawn with _____________ command.
14. The _____________ option of the PLINE command is used to switch from drawing
polylines to poly arcs.
15. A _____________ is a smooth curve passing through a given set of points.
16. A rectangular area drawn to select objects fully within its borders is _____________
selection method.
17. _____________ command is used to fill a specified area in a drawing with a specified
pattern.
18. The ____________selection option is used to select all the objects in the drawing screen..
19. The ____________selection option is used to select objects by touching the object to be selected with
the selection line.
20. _____________ command is used to reduce or increase the apparent magnification of the drawing
area (view).
True or false
21. Floating toolbars in classic workspace can fixed only at top of the window. [True/False]
22. AutoCAD software is multiple document interface. [True/False]
23. To execute QSAVE command, Ctrl+S key is pressed. [True/False]
24. SAVE command is available in FILE menu. [True/False]
25. In AutoCAD 2010 the quick access toolbar is placed adjacent to Application tab. [True/False]
ANSWERS
1 OPEN 14 Arc
2 SAVEAS 15 SPLINE
3 OPEN, NEW 16 W (Window)
4 *DWG 17 HATCH
5 Origin, last point 18 ALL
6 Close 19 C (crossing)
7 Ellipse 20 ZOOM
8 Polyline 21 False
9 1024 22 True
10 Donut 23 True
11 Filled circle 24 True
12 Fill mode 25 True
13 PLINE

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Objective type questions - III

1. _____________ command shifts the view of a drawing without changing magnification.

2. Objects copied around a specified center point with a specified number of times are known as
_____________.
3. An enclosed area within a hatched area is called _____________.
4. DTEXT stand for _____________ text.
5. Multiple dimensions measured from the same baseline is known _____________or
_____________.
6. _____________ is the measurement value of dimensioned objects.
7. _____________ is a logical grouping of data that are like transparent acetate overlays on a
drawing.
8. Non-graphical information is called as _____________ objects like 1)_____________2)
_____________
9. The point style dialog box will appear in the screen by entering_____________ in the command
line.
10. _____________ command specifies the length of each segments .
11. _____________ command specifies the number of equal segments.
12. _____________ is used to draw freehand sketches.
13. The three principle planes of Isometric drawings are__________, __________, and _________.
14. _____________ function key is used to toggle between Isoplanes.
15. Isometric circles are drawn by using the _____________ command.
16. _____________ mark control location on a locations on a selected object.
17. The GRIPSIZE is defined in pixels and its value can range from___________to____________.
18. The _____________ object snap can be used to snap to a point object.
19. _____________ function key is used to turn ON or OFF the snap mode.
20. F7 function key is used to turn ON or OFF the _____________.
True or false
21. Using ELLIPSE command we can draw circle. [True/False]
22. Object drawn by RECTANGLE command is a polyline. [True/False]
23 The center object snap mode used to snap the center point of the circle only. [True/False]
24. F12 Function key is used to turn ON or OFF the dynamic input. [True/False]
25. WBLOCK can be inserted only in current drawing file. [True/False]

ANSWERS
1 PAN 14 F5
2 Polar array 15 ELLIPSE
3 ISLAND 16 GRIPS
4 Dynamic Text. 17 1 to 255
5 Base line or Parallel line 18 NODE
6 Dimension Text 19 F9
7 Layer 20 GRID
8 Named objects, Layers, Text style 21 True
9 DDPTYPE 22 True
10 MEASURE 23 False
11 DIVIDE 24 True
12 SKETCH 25 False
13 Isoplane Right, Isoplane Left, Isoplane
Top

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Objective type questions - IV

1. _____________ command is used to control the size of the object snap target box.
2. Concentric circles can be easily drawn with _____________ command.
3. A scale factor greater than 1_____________ the object and less than 1_____________ it
4. _____________ connects two nonparallel objects with beveled lines.
5. _____________ connects two objects with smooth arc of a specified radius.
6. Arc is joined two inside corner of object is called _____________ and an outside corner is
called as _____________.
7. _____________ is a collection of objects.
8. WBLOCK is the abbreviation of _____________.
9. _____________ command is used to plot a drawing.
10. _____________ is the process of adding measurement annotation to a drawing.
11. An _____________ is informational text associated with a block.
12. AutoCAD 2010 is _____________ based application software.
13. CAD means _____________.
14. The lines which are not parallel to isometric axis in isometric drawing are called as _________.
15. Dynamic input button is displayed in the_____________ bar.
16. The key used to cancel the existing command is _____________.
17. Status bar is displayed at the _____________ of the AutoCAD window.
18. In ____________co-ordinate system, the points are located with reference to the previous point.
19. The default method for drawing an arc is by In ____________________.
20. Arcs are part of the _____________.
True or false
21. Accuracy in drawing using AutoCAD is low. [True/False]
22. The option in circle command to draw a circle, which is tangential to existing object, is TTR.
[True/False]
23 Ellipse has three axes. [True/False]
24. In absolute co-ordinate system the points are located with reference to 100,100. [True/False]
25. Filled circles can be drawn using the DONUT command. [True/False]

ANSWERS
1 APERTURE 14 Non isometric lines
2 OFFSET 15 Status
3 Enlarge, shrink 16 Esc
4 Chamfer 17 bottom
5 Fillet 18 Relative
6 Fillet, Round 19 Three given points
7 Block 20 circle
8 Write block 21 False
9 PLOT 22 True
10 Dimension 23 False
11 Attribute 24 False
12 Windows 25 True
13 Computer Aided Design

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Objective type questions – V (Choose the right answer)

1 In AutoCAD 2010 a polygon have a maximum sides

a) 1024 b) 1000 c) 1064 d) 2000
2 The command used to display point on the screen is
a) Line b) Blip c) Point d) Sketch
3 Map outlines are displayed created by the command
a) Line b) Sketch c) Pline d) Spline
4 The command used to draw thick lines
a) Line b) Pline c) Trace d) Multiline
5 Trace lines are solid fill if the fill mode is
a) OFF b) ON c) None d)
6 By using this command you can see the text on the screen as you type it
a) Txt b) Dtext c) Mtext d) Qtext
7 By using this command you can write a paragraph Text
a) Mtext b) Txt c) DTEXT d) QTEXT
8 The command used to create multiple parallel line is
a) Parallel b) MLINE c) MULTIBLE d) XLine
9 The size of A4 sheet is
a) 200X290 b) 290X210 c) 200X300 d) 210X297
10 The command used to define the units of distance and angle measurement
a) UNITS b) LIMITS c) ANGLE d) Measure
11 The command used to move the cursor at a defined value is
a) ORTHO b) GRID c) POLAR d) SNAP
12 The command used to display dots on the screen, which is easy to fix the position
a) ORTHO b) SNAP c) GRID d) DOT
13 The command used to draw lines in exact perpendicular direction is
a) ORTHO b) POLAR c) SNAP d) NONE
14 The command used to delete objects
a) DEL b) MOVE c) CLEAR d) ERASE
15 The command used to undo the previous command
a) UNDO b) PREVIOUS c) LAST d) COPY
16 The command used to copy the existing drawing into another place
a) TRANSFER b) MOVE c) COPY d) ANOTHER
17 The command used to draw parallel lines and concentric circles
a) FILLET b) CHAMFER c) OFFSET d) NONE
18 The command used to change the size of an object
a) OFFSET b) UNDO c) SIZE d) SCALE
19 The command used to remove a part of a line, circle etc using cutting edges
a) REMOVE b) TRIM c) LENGTHEN d) STRETCH
20 The command used to extend the shorter line up to a specified boundary.
a) EXTEND b) STRETCH c) CHAMFER d) TRACE

1 a 4 c 7 a 10 a 13 a 16 c 19 b
2 c 5 b 8 b 11 d 14 d 17 c 20 a
3 b 6 b 9 d 12 c 15 a 18 d

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Objective type questions –VI (Choose the right answer)

1 The command used to erase a part of an object between two points

a) ERASE b) BREAK c) TRIM d) EXPLODE
2 The command used to make multiple copies of an object in rectangular or polar fashion
a) RECTANGULAR b) POLAR c) ARRAY d) COPY
3 The command used to split components
a) MOVE b) ARRAY c) SEPARATE d) EXPLODE
4 The command used to set the line type scale factor
a) LTSCALE b) SCALE c) LINETYPE d) FACTOR
5 ________ Provide a convenient and quick means of editing objects
a) GRID b) ORTHO c) GRIPS d) DDEDIT
6 The command used to edit a polyline
a) PEDIT b) DDEDIT c) MLEDIT d) EDIT
7 The command used to edit a text
a) PEDIT b) EDIT c) MLEDIT d) DDEDIT
8 The command used to edit a multi line patterns
a) PEDIT b) EDIT c) MLEDIT d) ARRAY
9 When a point is selected, a mark that appears on the screen is called
a) BLIP b) POINT c) MARK d) GRIPS
10 The blips can be cleared by using_________ command
a) BLIP b) BLIPMODE c) REDRAW d) ERASE
11 The command used to increase or decrease the size of drawing is
a) SCALE b) ZOOM c) PLOT d) LENGTHEN
12 The command used to calculate the area and perimeter of an object is
a) AREA b) PERIMETER c) DISTANCE d) MEASURE
13 _________command is used to fill an area with a desired pattern
a) FILL b) TRACE c) HATCH d) SOLID
14 The command used to measure and give the dimensions between two points
a) DIMLIN b) DIMHOR c) DIMVER d) DIMRAD
15 The command used to give the dimensions, which is inclined at an angle
a) DIMLIN b) DIMDIA c) DIMHOR d) DIMALIGNED
16 The command used to place the dimension line at an angle
a) DIMALIGNED b) DIMROTATED c) DIMANG d) DIMLIN
17 The command used to continue a linear dimension from the
a) DIMCONT b) DIMLIN c) DIMALIGNED d) DIMDIA
18 The command used to dimension an angle between two non-parallel lines
a) DIMCONT b) DIMLIN c) DIMALIGNED d) DIMANG
19 The command used to dimension for circle
a) DIMDIA b) DIMLIN c) DIMANG d) DIMCONT
20 In orthographic views, the hidden features are generally shown by this line
a) Dimension b) Extension c) Hidden d) center

1 b 4 a 7 d 10 c 13 c 16 b 19 a
2 c 5 c 8 c 11 b 14 a 17 a 20 c
3 d 6 a 9 a 12 a 15 d 18 d

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Objective type questions – VII (Choose the right answer)

1 In the ________ section, the object is cut along the entire length of the object
a) Half b) Full c) Broken d) Local
2 In the ________ section, one quarter of the object is cut
a) Half b) Full c) Broken d) Local
3 In this section, only a small portion of the object is cut to expose the internal details of the object
a) Local b) Revolved c) Full d) Half
4 This section is used to show the true shape of the object at the point where the section is cut
a) Removed b) Full c) Revolved d) Offset
5 In this section the cutting plane is assumed to rotate 90◦ and the view is drawn on same drawing
a) Offset b) Revolved c) Thin d) Full
6 The ______drawing is a drawing of an individual component that is a part of the assembly.
a) Half b) Thin c) Partial d) Detail
7 In _____ section the view obtained is drawn adjacent to the main drawing
a) Removed b) Revolved c) Thin d) Full
8 Assembly drawing is generally called the _________ view.
a) Side b) Main c) Part d) Half
9 A________ is a list of Parts placed on an assembly drawing just above the title block.
a) Title block b) Assembly Drg c) Dimensions d) Bill of Materials
10 The drafting abbreviation of ‘assembly’ is
a) AY b) AS c) ASSY d) ALY
11 The drafting abbreviation of ‘Counter Sunk’ is
a) CSK b) Csunk c) CS d) COUNTS
12 The drafting abbreviation of’ DIMENSION’ is
a) DI b) DN c) d d) DIM
13 The drafting abbreviation of ‘Pitch circle diameter’ is
a) Pcdr b) Pcld c) PCDM d) PCD
14 The command alias for linear dimension is
a) LI b) DLI c) DLR d) DLM
15 The command alias to dimension the diametrical objects is
a) DO b) DD c) DDI d) D
16 The command alias to dimension the Radial objects is
a) DRA b) RD c) RD d) DRL
17 The command alias for continuous dimension is
a) DIMC b) DC c) CONT d) DCO
18 The command alias for Base line dimension is
a) BLD b) DBL c) DBA d) BLD
19 The command alias to appear the ‘Tool palettes’ in graphics area is
a) TP b) TTP c) DTP d) TPS
20 The command alias for Hatch is
a) HT b) TH c) H d) HAT

1 b 4 c 7 a 10 c 13 d 16 a 19 a
2 a 5 b 8 b 11 a 14 b 17 d 20
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AutoCAD Questions:

1. What is AutoCAD?
AutoCAD is application software, developed by the company Autodesk Inc., USA. This
software can be used to create two dimensional drawings and three dimensional models
quickly with exact dimensions.
2. What are the advantages of AutoCAD? (or) What is the need for AutoCAD? (or) State
the applications of the AutoCAD?
a) Drawing can be created very easily and quickly.
b) Accurate and high precise drawings can be created.
c) Existing drawings can be edited and modified easily.
d) Dimensioning of drawings can be done easily.
e) Storage and retrieval of drawings are very easy.
f) Drawing office productivity is increased considerably.
3. What are the requirements for AutoCAD?
SYSTEM REQUIREMENT:
CPU (Pentium V (or) equivalent processor)
RAM of 64 MB or higher capacity
Hard disc of 10GB or higher capacity
Colour moniter
Key board
Mouse
Printer, Plotter etc.
SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION:
Windows 2000, XP Home (or) Professional, or Windows Vista, or Windows-7 (or) windows-8.
Application software: AUTOCAD Rel. 2010.
4. How do you start AutoCAD in windows?
a) By double clicking on the AutoCAD icon in the Windows icon.
b) By clicking as follows: Start menu → Programs → Autodesk →
AutoCAD 2010

5. State the important modes to activate a command in AutoCAD 2010?

a)Ribbon, b) Toolbars, c) Application Tab, d) Key board (command Window) e) Menu
bar and f) Shortcut menu.
6. State the various modes to activate a line command in AutoCAD 2010?
a) Ribbon → Home tab → Draw panel → Line
b) Toolbar (in classic work space) → draw → Line
c) Command entry in command window → Line or L
7. What is the use of Command: prompt in AutoCAD?
Any AutoCAD command can be invoked at the Key board by typing the name of
command at the Command: prompt and then pressing Enter key.
8. What is the Use of Tool bar in AutoCAD?
Tool bar is used for selecting AutoCAD commands easily and conveniently. Each tool
bar contains a group of icons representing different AutoCAD command. Required

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 AutoCAD command can be invoked by clicking on the corresponding item in the
respective pull down menu.
9. What is the use of POLYGON command?
POLYGON command is used to draw a polygon (closed polyline object) having specified
number of sides. The Maximum number of sides a polygon can have in AutoCAD 2010
is 1024.
10. What is the use of TRIM command?
TRIM command is used to remove the unwanted portions of an object which extend
beyond a specified boundary.
11. What is the use of ROTATE command?
Rotate command is used to rotate the object to a new orientation about a selected base
point.
12. Where the aligned dimensions used?
It is used to align dimension line along an inclined line.
13. What is the use of GRID and SNAP?
Grid helps in locating points as on a graph paper. Snap helps to select a grid point (if it
is set ‘ON’ position), even if we click slightly away from it.
14. What is the utility of ORTHO command? How is it activated and deactivated?
In ‘Ortho’ mode all lines are drawn only along the X and Y directions. It can be activate
by the following methods.
a. On the status bar, by clicking the ‘ORTHO’ button.
b. On the command line, by typing as ‘ORTHO’ and pressing the enter key, then it
can be activated to ON Position.
c. By pressing the F8 function key.
15. Explain the term ‘width factor’ and ‘oblique angle’ related to text.
Width factor: This option is used to increase or decrease the width of each character of
the text. A value of 0.5 decreases the width of each character to half and a value of 2
doubles it.
Oblique angle: A positive oblique angle writes the characters slanting forward such
ABC and negative value writes slanting backwards.
16. What does a block mean in AutoCAD?
A Block consists of one or more objects saved under a single name. Once saved, it can
be inserted at any place with different scales.
17. What is a block in AutoCAD? Explain Briefly
A block is a group of many entities (lines, arcs, circles, etc.) which is assigned a name
and an insertion base point. It is saved for future use. This saved block can be then
inserted wherever required in the current drawing using different scales. Using block
command we can make a library of all standard items which are used frequently. This
saves a lot of time for drawing objects repetitively.
18. Write about viewres command.
Arcs circles and ellipses are displayed as segments of short lines. The number of such
segments is controlled by the ‘viewres’ command. It value can be set up to 20000.
Higher the value, smoother is the curve. A lower value of ‘viewres’ saves regeneration
time. It also increases the performance of drawing. Its default value is 100.
19. What is hatching in AutoCAD? Where it is mostly used in mechanical engg. Drawing?

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 Hatching means filling a boundary with a specified pattern at regular intervals. In
mechanical engineering drawings, the sectional views are hatched by inclined lines at
equal spacing. AutoCAD offers many predefined hatch patterns. ANSI-31 is a good
pattern for metals like M.S.,C.I. etc.,
20. What is the use of properties palette?
Using properties palette is one of the way to edit the properties of the objects such as
colors, line types, layer assignments and geometric values like radius of circle,
coordinates of the endpoints of a line etc.
21. Write about the DIVIDE and MEASURE commands.
DIVIDE: This command is used to divide an entity into a several equal length entities,
placing marks along the object at the dividing points.
MEASURE: This command is used to measure an entity and place marks at specified
intervals. It calculates appropriate intervals to divide the entity into the given number
of equal parts.
22. Write about the commands EXPLODE and PEDIT
EXPLODE: Breaks a compound object into its component objects for example, a
rectangle drawn by poly line is a single entity and explode breaks it as the simple four
lines.
PEDIT: This command edits polylines and three dimensional meshes. The following are
various options available in the commands are: Close, Join, width, Edit Vertex, fit, spline,
Dcurve, Ltypegen, Undo.
23. Write about OOPS command and COPY command.
OOPS: Object erased last time can be restored by this command.
COPY: Copy command is used to copy one or a group of entities to some new
location.
24. Write about the following commands: a) ARRAY b) OFFSET c) SRETCH d)
LENGTHEN e) MIRROR f) SCALE
a) ARRAY: ARRAY command is very useful when an object is to be copied to different
positions at regular intervals in RECTANGULAR or POLAR fashion.
b) OFFSET: OFFSET command creates a new object of the same shape as that of the
selected one at a specified distance or through a specified point.
c) STRETCH: STRETCH command is used to stretch or shrink a selected portion of the
drawing in only one specified direction. Lines arcs, traces, solids and polylines may be
stretched out but text cannot be stretched.
d) LENGTHEN: LENGTHEN command is used to modify the length of an object and
change the included angle of the arcs.
25. UCS Stands for what?
User co-ordinate system

26. What is the use of BREAK command?

Break command breaks the selected object between two points.
27. Write the general procedure to convert the 2D sketch in to 3D model
Create a 2D profile using standard 2D drawing commands.
Create regions using REGION command.
SUBTRACT unwanted region.
EXTRUDE or REVOLVE the resulting region.

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 28. What is User Co-ordinate System?
The User Co-ordinate System (UCS) is a movable coordinate system for coordinate
entry, planes of projection and viewing.
29. What is the use of PLAN command?
This command is used to display the plan view of a specified user coordinate system.
30. State the use of RENDER command.
This command creates a photorealistic or realistically shaded image of a three dimensional
wire frame or solid model. RENDER produces an image using information from a scene,
the current selection set, or the current view.
31. What is the use of 3DORBIT command?
3DORBIT command is used to control the interactive viewing of objects in 3D.

1. From which direction does AutoCAD start measuring angles?

12 o'clock

3 o'clock

6 o'clock

9 o'clock
2. What does WCS stand for?
Western CAD System

Worldwide Coordinate Sectors

World Coordinate System

Wrong CAD Settings

3. When drawing in 2D, what axis do you NOT work with?
X

WCS
4. 1s 300 degrees the same as -60 degrees in a drawing?
Yes

No

Not always

Never
5. Which one of these will NOT start the Print command?
Typing PLOT

Typing PRINT

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 Pressing Control+P

Pressing Alt+P
6. What should you pay attention to when learning AutoCAD?
The Command Line

The Status Bar

The Title Bar

Tool Icons
7. Polar coordinates are used mostly for drawing...?
Circles

Arcs

Vertical lines

Angled lines
8. Which keystrokes will UNDO a command
Control+U

Alt+U

Control+Z

Alt+Z
9. When using the TRIM command, which do you select first?
The cutting edges

The object to be trimmed

Everything

Nothing
10. How many snap points does an object have?
One

Two

Depends upon the object

At least four
11. How many points do you need to define for the rectangle command?
One

Two

Four

None
12. How many AutoCAD objects are in a rectangle?

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 None

One

Four

Eight
13. If you draw a line at 270 degrees, it will point:?
Up

Down

Left

Right
14. How long will a line from 1,4 to 4,4 be?
Four units

Eight Units

Can't accurately tell from those coordinates

Three Units
15. How long will line from 1,4 to @4<5 be?
Three units

Four units

Five units

6.4031 units
16. How many points do you need to draw a line using Absolute Coordinates?
None

One

Two

Four
17. When selecting objects, pressing 'L' will:
Select lines only

Select objects when you move your mouse to the left

Select the last object created

Select the last object you modified

18. Pressing Shift while you are selecting will?
Allow you to draw a window

Automatically delete the object(s)

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 Remove the next selected object from the set

Highlight the selected objects

19. Pressing 'F' when selecting objects will...
Allow you to draw a fence

Finish the selection set

Limit you to five objects

Allow you to find specific text

20. How you select the last set of object(s) you selected?
Type 'L'

Type 'P'

Type 'H' to highlight them

You can not do this

21. What is the best way of drawing a rectangle?
Using the Line command

Using the Polyline command

Using the Rectangle command

Using the Multiline command

22. To move something four untis to the right,
what would be the 2nd point of displacement?
@4,0

@4<0

Neither 1 nor 2

Both 1 and 2
23. How should you select objects when using the stretch command?
With a crossing window

Pick them one by one

Hold the shift key while selecting

Type 'S'
24. The origin of a drawing is at:
The first point you select

0,0

A random point in space

10,10
25. Objects are rotated around the
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 Base point

Bottom right of the object

Centre of the object

Origin
26. The fillet command creates:?
Sharp Corners

Round Corners

Round and Sharp Corners

A boneless fish
27. A polar array creates new objects...
In a grid pattern

In a straight line

In a circular pattern

In an northern pattern
28. The distances of a chamfer are:
Always different

Always the same

Sometimes different

Never the same

29. You should use Osnaps when you dimension...
Never

Always

Only on lines

Only on arcs and circles

30. How many layers should a drawing have?
One

Ten

One for each object

As many as are needed to clearly display the objects

31. When can you change the height of your text?
Only when you start the drawing

Only in a special text dialog box

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 When you are starting the Text command

You can't, it is pre-set by AutoCAD

32. Scaling objects makes them...
Bigger

Smaller

It only streches them

Both Bigger and Smaller

33. How many view do you need Orthographic Projection?
1

As many as are needed

34. Does it matter which Hatch pattern you use in Section views?
Yes

No

Only if it is steel

Sometimes
1 3’o clock 18 Remove the next selected object from the
set
2 World Co-Ordinate System 19 Allows you to draw a fence
3 Z 20 Type P
4 Yes 21 Using the rectangle command
5 Pressing Alt+P 22 Both 1&2
6 The Command line 23 With crossing window
7 Angled lines 24 0,0
8 Control+Z 25 Base point
9 The cutting edges 26 Round and Sharp corners
10 Depends upon the objects 27 In a circular pattern
11 Two 28 Sometimes different
12 One 29 Always
13 Down 30 As many as needed
14 Three units 31 When you are starting text command
15 Four units 32 Both bigger and smaller
16 Two 33 As many as are needed
17 Select the last object created 34 Yes

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