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Subject : it-skills
Instructions:
  • Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Arranges multiple copies of the object(s) in rows and columns.






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






3. Keystroke for selecting different object snaps






4. Object Snap






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






6. 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






7. Creates an equilateral closed polyline.






8. Commands that enable you to create an object.






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






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






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






12. Draws a portion of a circle






13. Will mirror text on the screen






14. Breaks a polyline - rectangle - or other compound object into it component parts.






15. Erases part of an object or splits the object in two.






16. 1) Architectural 2) Decimal 3) Engineering 4) Fractional 5) Scientific






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






18. Moves objects about a base point.






19. Makes objects on the layer visible or invisible and are not considered when drawing is regenerated






20. 2 Ways of Rotating: 1) Entering an angle of the rotation 2) Entering a _________ and then entering a new angle of the reference angle






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






22. Gives you dimensioning information






23. Can duplicate existing objects in a rectangle of circular pattern






24. Cancels an UNCOMPLETED command.






25. When the copy option is selected on a _______ a copy of the object is rotated -leaving the original object in its current position






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






27. Only _______ can be matched - not actual line lengths






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






29. The lines will extend or trim to make a corner.






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






31. You can select the object and the number of rows and columns






32. Method For Erasing select objects






33. OOPS command Does not erase all work done since ________






34. Makes mirrored copies.






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






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






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






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






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






40. Makes a duplicate of an object.






41. Will copy text






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






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






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






45. In ERASE - to _______ an object - hold shift and click object desired to be unselected from the erasing process






46. To move by grips






47. In Polar tracking - ___________overrides to ortho mode which will only draw 90 degree increments






48. Object Snap Override Keystrokes






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






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