1.
By default, AutoCAD has the following workspaces.
Correct Answer(s)
A. 2D Drafting & Annotation
B. 3D Modeling
D. AutoCAD Classic
Explanation
AutoCAD has multiple workspaces that users can choose from based on their preferences and needs. The given answer lists the default workspaces in AutoCAD, which are 2D Drafting & Annotation, 3D Modeling, and AutoCAD Classic. These workspaces cater to different design tasks and provide specific tools and settings to enhance productivity. The 2D Drafting & Annotation workspace is suitable for creating 2D drawings and annotations. The 3D Modeling workspace is designed for creating 3D models and visualizations. The AutoCAD Classic workspace provides a familiar interface similar to older versions of AutoCAD for users who prefer a traditional setup.
2.
Which Key do you press to cycle through the available snap points?
Correct Answer
C. Tab
Explanation
To cycle through the available snap points, you press the Tab key. The Tab key is commonly used to navigate between different elements or fields within a window or application. In this context, pressing Tab allows you to move sequentially through the snap points, which are specific locations on the screen where windows or objects can be "snapped" or aligned.
3.
One of the below options is wrong about the type of AutoCad drawing units. Which one is it?
Correct Answer
C. Millimeter
Explanation
"Millimeter" is not a type of AutoCAD drawing unit; rather, it is a measurement unit within a specific type, such as "Decimal." The correct types of AutoCAD drawing units include Architectural, Engineering, and Decimal. Each of these refers to a different system of measurement, with Architectural typically using feet and inches, Engineering using feet and decimal inches, and Decimal using metric or standard decimal units. Millimeter is a unit of measurement, not a type of drawing unit.
4.
Object snap tracking works in combination with object snaps to enable you to temporarily acquire and track up to how many points?
Correct Answer
D. Seven
Explanation
Object snap tracking allows you to temporarily acquire and track up to seven points in combination with object snaps. This feature is useful when you need to align objects precisely or when you want to create objects at specific distances or angles from existing points. By enabling object snap tracking, you can easily reference multiple points while drawing or editing objects in a CAD program.
5.
Which of the following settings can be made for polar tracking?
Correct Answer(s)
A. Increment angle
B. Additional angles
Explanation
The settings that can be made for polar tracking are the increment angle and additional angles. The increment angle allows the user to specify the angle at which the polar tracking should occur, while the additional angles allow for multiple angles to be tracked simultaneously. These settings are useful for accurately drawing and aligning objects in a polar coordinate system.
6.
With a hot grip, which of these editing tasks can you perform?
Correct Answer(s)
A. Move
C. Rotate
D. Scale
Explanation
With a hot grip, you can perform the tasks of moving, rotating, and scaling. A hot grip is a feature in editing software that allows you to manipulate objects or elements within a design or image. By selecting a hot grip, you can easily move the object to a different location, rotate it to a desired angle, or scale it up or down in size. These editing tasks are commonly used to adjust the placement, orientation, and size of elements in a design or image to achieve the desired visual outcome.
7.
In order to move an object, ________________.
Correct Answer
D. Above all
Explanation
The phrase "Above all" suggests that there is a more important or crucial step or consideration when it comes to moving an object. This implies that there may be other options or steps mentioned in the previous answer choices, but the most important thing to remember or prioritize is "Above all".
8.
Copy command also creates Multiple copies of an object.
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
The statement is true because the copy command is used to duplicate or create multiple copies of an object. This command allows users to make exact replicas of an object, which can be useful in various scenarios such as creating backups or distributing multiple copies of the same file or document.
9.
What is the angle that you use to rotate the chair from point A to point B?
Correct Answer
A. 90
10.
If you need the text to be reversed, when you mirror the text, then you need to set:
Correct Answer
B. MIRRTEXT to 1
Explanation
Setting MIRRTEXT to 1 will allow the text to be reversed when mirrored. This means that when the text is mirrored, it will appear as a mirror image of the original text, with the letters flipped horizontally. By setting MIRRTEXT to 1, the software will recognize that the text needs to be reversed when mirrored and will apply the necessary transformation.
11.
In order to get the below result using Object A, you have to set the number of rows and columns to:
Correct Answer
B. 4,2
Explanation
To achieve the given result using Object A, you need to set the number of rows to 4 and the number of columns to 2. This configuration will create a grid with 4 rows and 2 columns, resulting in a total of 8 cells.
12.
When using copy with grips, select copy after you have selected an option, such as Move, Mirror, Rotate, Scale, or Stretch.
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
When using copy with grips, selecting the copy option after selecting an action like Move, Mirror, Rotate, Scale, or Stretch allows you to create a duplicate of the selected object while also performing the chosen action. This means that after selecting an option, you can then use grips to manipulate the object and create a copy of it in the desired location or orientation. Therefore, the statement "True" accurately explains this process.
13.
By selecting which one of the following, the objects on the layer are not visible and are not considered when the drawing is regenerated?
Correct Answer
B. When you froze the layer
Explanation
When you freeze a layer in a drawing, the objects on that layer become invisible and are not considered when the drawing is regenerated. Freezing a layer is a way to temporarily hide objects without deleting them. This can be useful when you want to focus on other layers or when you want to reduce the complexity of the drawing by hiding certain elements.
14.
When you use the Match Properties command, you can select multiple source objects.
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
The statement is false because when you use the Match Properties command, you can only select one source object at a time. The command allows you to match the properties of one object and apply them to another object, but it does not allow for selecting multiple source objects simultaneously.
15.
Using object snaps to select points for Inquiry commands is Critical.
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
Using object snaps to select points for Inquiry commands is critical because object snaps allow for precise and accurate selection of specific points on objects. This is important when using Inquiry commands, such as measuring distances or angles, as it ensures that the measurements are taken from the intended points on the objects. Without object snaps, there is a higher risk of selecting incorrect points and obtaining inaccurate measurements. Therefore, using object snaps is critical for the proper functioning of Inquiry commands.
16.
What happens if you fillet these two lines with the radius of 0?
Correct Answer
B. Sharp corner
Explanation
If you fillet two lines with a radius of 0, it means that you are trying to create a rounded corner between the two lines without any curvature. However, since a radius of 0 means no curvature, it is not possible to create a fillet in this case. Therefore, the correct answer is "Sharp corner," indicating that the corner between the two lines remains sharp and angular.
17.
Which of the following can be joined using the Join command?
Correct Answer(s)
A. A
D. D
Explanation
The Join command can be used to combine two or more tables based on a common column or key. In this case, option A and D can be joined using the Join command.
18.
The following are some of the properties and settings that you can save in a layout, except _____________.
Correct Answer
C. Line weight
Explanation
In a layout, you can save properties and settings such as plot scale, paper size, and drawing orientation. However, you cannot save the line weight in a layout. Line weight refers to the thickness or width of lines in a drawing, and it is typically set within the drawing itself rather than the layout.
19.
How can you change the viewport scale in AutoCAD?
Correct Answer
B. Selecting the viewport and setting the scale from the status bar
Explanation
In AutoCAD, the most straightforward way to adjust the viewport scale is by interacting directly with the viewport itself. After activating the viewport by clicking inside it, you can easily change its scale using the dropdown scale list that appears on the status bar. This list allows you to choose from standard or custom scale factors, ensuring that your drawing is displayed at the desired size. This method provides precise control over the display of your design within the viewport, facilitating both detailed work and overall layout reviews.
20.
What happens when you set VPROTATEASSOC System Variable to 0?
Correct Answer
A. When a viewport is rotated, the view inside is not rotated.
Explanation
When the VPROTATEASSOC System Variable is set to 0, it means that the view inside a rotated viewport will not be rotated. This means that even if the viewport itself is rotated, the content inside the viewport will remain in its original orientation and will not be affected by the rotation of the viewport.
21.
With the Multiline Text editor, you can do all of the following, except:
Correct Answer
C. Insert pictures
Explanation
The Multiline Text editor allows users to perform various tasks such as inserting numbered and bulleted lists, inserting specific drafting and engineering symbols, and creating fields such as date, time, and author. However, it does not allow users to insert pictures.
22.
If you copy and paste text from another drawing or insert a block into a drawing that has the same Text Style name with different properties, the text properties of the host drawing will take precedence. True/False?
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
When you copy and paste text from another drawing or insert a block into a drawing, if the Text Style name is the same but the properties are different, the text properties of the host drawing will take precedence. This means that the text in the host drawing will retain its own properties and will not be affected by the properties of the copied or inserted text. Therefore, the correct answer is True.
23.
What is the command used to draw the above dimension line?
Correct Answer
B. Dimjogline
Explanation
The command used to draw the above dimension line is "Dimjogline".
24.
If you modify a dimension style, all dimensions using that style in the drawing update automatically. True/False?
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
When you modify a dimension style in a drawing, all dimensions that are using that style will update automatically. This means that any changes made to the dimension style, such as text height, arrow style, or units, will be applied to all dimensions in the drawing that are using that particular style. Therefore, the statement is true.
25.
The multi-leaders 4,8,9 represent:
Correct Answer
C. Collected Multileaders
Explanation
The correct answer is "Collected Multileaders". This means that the multi-leaders 4, 8, and 9 are grouped together or collected as a single entity. They may be used to represent multiple objects or elements in a drawing that are related or connected to each other.
26.
What type of Island detection type is this?
Correct Answer
D. Normal
Explanation
This question is asking about the type of island detection. The options provided are Inner, Outer, Ignore, and Normal. Based on the given options, it can be inferred that Normal is the correct answer as it is a type of island detection.
27.
Using the Purge command, we can purge referenced blocks. True/False?
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
The statement is incorrect. The Purge command in AutoCAD is used to remove unused named objects, such as layers, linetypes, and text styles, from the drawing. It does not purge referenced blocks. Therefore, the correct answer is False.
28.
When you Explode a block, the geometry returns to its original properties. True/False?
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
Exploding a block means breaking it down into its original components, such as lines, arcs, and text. When a block is exploded, the geometry returns to its original properties, meaning that the individual elements regain their independent characteristics and can be edited separately. Therefore, the statement "When you Explode a block, the geometry returns to its original properties" is true.
29.
Which options are used to draw this polyline?
Correct Answer(s)
A. Line
B. Arc
D. Width
Explanation
The options "line", "arc", and "width" are used to draw this polyline. A polyline is a series of connected straight lines and curves. The "line" option is used to draw straight segments of the polyline. The "arc" option is used to draw curved segments of the polyline. The "width" option is used to specify the thickness or width of the polyline. By using these three options, one can create a polyline with both straight and curved segments, and control its thickness.
30.
You cannot fillet or chamfer the first segment of a polyline with the last segment of the same polyline. True/False?
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
When filleting or chamfering, you are essentially creating a rounded or beveled corner between two segments of a polyline. However, in order to do this, there must be two separate segments to work with. If the first segment and the last segment of a polyline are the same, there is no separate segment to create the fillet or chamfer with. Therefore, it is true that you cannot fillet or chamfer the first segment of a polyline with the last segment of the same polyline.