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Subject : it-skills
Instructions:
  • Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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  • Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Command used to rotate object in the drawing






2. Object Snap Override Keystrokes






3. Make(s) changes to the objects in your drawing.






4. The smallest element you can add or delete from a drawing.






5. Makes a duplicate of an object.






6. Keystroke for selecting different object snaps






7. enables you to reposition an object in the drawing by selecting a base point (where the object is moving from) - followed by a point where the object is moving to






8. Moves objects about a base point.






9. Gives these settings: 1) On/ Off 2) Angle of Polar Snap 3)Additional Angles 4) ONSAP track settings 5) Plar Angle settings






10. Allows user to visually see and select angle of lines






11. Objects must line up or overlap in order to be joined.






12. Enlarges or reduces objects.






13. Bevels the edge of an object






14. 2 Ways of Rotating: 1) Entering an angle of the rotation 2) Entering a _________ and then entering a new angle of the reference angle






15. Objects on the layer are visible or invisible but are still considered when the drawing is regenerated






16. This command allows you to retrieve geometry accidentally erased






17. The commands box at the top of the work space






18. Different Ways to _____ Polar Tracking: 1) Status bar at bottom of the screen 2) Right Click "on/off"






19. You can select a layer and lock it from editing or unlock a layer and edit it with this command option






20. Arranges multiple copies of the object(s) in circular patterns.






21. Four ____________: 1. 2D Drafting and Annotation 2. 3D Modeling 3. AutoCAD Classic 4. Initial Setup Workspace






22. The text line in AutoCAD where you can key in commands - select options - and view information.






23. A tool bar that is attached to the top or side of the drawing area.






24. Creates concentric circles - parallel lines - and parallel curves.






25. Increases or decreases the apprarent size of objects in the current viewport.






26. 1) Length 2) Angle 3) Insertion Scale 4) Sample output 5) Lighting






27. Specify the exact snap you wish to use






28. Places hatch and fill patterns in closed areas.






29. Object Snap be found in ______ at the bottom of the screen






30. Object Snap






31. A connected sequence of of line and arc segments that is treated by AutoCAD as a single object.






32. Makes mirrored copies.






33. To round (fillet) the edges of objects.






34. Removes what you have just done with one keystroke.






35. Lines are stretched longer or shorter; Circles change diameter.






36. To move by grips






37. These are used to assign properties of on object to another by selecting a source object and a destination point






38. Arranges multiple copies of the object(s) in rows and columns.






39. Commands that enable you to create an object.






40. Cancels an UNCOMPLETED command.






41. Printer/Plotter - Paper Size - Plot Area - Plot Offset - Plot Scale - Plot Style Table - Plot Options - Drawing Orientation






42. Allows you to use coordinate values to specify a relative distance and direction from the base point you selected






43. Command abbreviations; 1-3 letters. Examples: C for circle; L for line






44. Displays as an independent window in the drawing area.






45. Gives these Options: 1) Erase 2) Copy 3) Move 4) Scale 5) Rotate 6) Draw order






46. Will copy text






47. Will close the two lines with a semicircle. Handy for drawing slots.






48. Extend objects to meet a boundary object.






49. Select Object - center of rotation - degrees to rotates - and number of copies made






50. Elongated circles with two diameters called axes.