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1. Which commands remove geometry from the drawing?
Polyline (Pline)
Erase Command
Selecting displacement option during a move command
Mirror
2. Specify the exact snap you wish to use
Status bar
Object Snap override
Docked Tool Bar
Last erase
3. Will copy text
UNITS Dialogue Box
MIRRTEXT= 0
Ellipse
Extend
4. A connected sequence of of line and arc segments that is treated by AutoCAD as a single object.
Draw Commands
Match properties
Polyline (Pline)
Polygon Command
5. Objects on the layer are visible or invisible but are still considered when the drawing is regenerated
MIRRTEXT= 0
Chamfer
Layer Command ON/ OFF
Fillet two parrallel lines
6. Object Snap be found in ______ at the bottom of the screen
Reference angle
Escape
Status bar
Break
7. Draws a portion of a circle
Arc
Page Set Up Dialogue Box
Move Command
Deselect
8. You can select the object and the number of rows and columns
UNITS Dialogue Box
Polygon Command
Rectangular Array
Workspace Configurations
9. Allows user to visually see and select angle of lines
Polar Tracking
Polygon Command
Command Prompt
Status bar
10. Trims objects at a cutting edge defined by other objects.
Trim
Process of the Copy Command
Polygon Command
Join
11. Method For Erasing select objects
Copy
Deselect
Explode
ERASE and enter selected object and hit enter
12. Select the base point (non-rotated point) followed by the the second point of displacement (where the object is being copied to)
Fillet
Move
Process of the Copy Command
Rotate Command
13. Makes mirrored copies.
Rotated object
OSNAP
Layer Command ON/ OFF
Mirror
14. Will mirror text on the screen
Floating Tool Bar
Break
Arc
MIRRTEXT= 1
15. Elongated circles with two diameters called axes.
Ellipse
Fillet two parrallel lines
Hatch
Zoom
16. To move by grips
Process of the Copy Command
Trim
Copy
right click the grip and select move
17. Breaks a polyline - rectangle - or other compound object into it component parts.
Last erase
Move
Explode
Fillet two parrallel lines
18. Arranges multiple copies of the object(s) in rows and columns.
Ellipse
Array - Rectangular
Erase Command
Offset
19. Displays as an independent window in the drawing area.
Fillet two parrallel lines
Right Clicking a Grip
Floating Tool Bar
Chamfer
20. Lines are stretched longer or shorter; Circles change diameter.
Object Snap
SHIFT + Right Click
Stretch
Explode
21. Selecting an object and pressing delete ___________
Selecting displacement option during a move command
Erases the object
Zoom
Workspace Configurations
22. Moves objects about a base point.
Rotate
right click the grip and select move
Ellipse
Object Snap override
23. Select Object - center of rotation - degrees to rotates - and number of copies made
Properties
Polar Array
holding the shift key
Hovering over a corner or center point
24. Will close the two lines with a semicircle. Handy for drawing slots.
Rotated object
Page Set Up Dialogue Box
Fillet two parrallel lines
Polar Array
25. Object Snap Override Keystrokes
Ribbon
Turn off/on
Floating Tool Bar
SHIFT + Right Click
26. These are used to assign properties of on object to another by selecting a source object and a destination point
Undo
Object Snap
Match properties
Extend
27. Can duplicate existing objects in a rectangle of circular pattern
Object Snap
MIRRTEXT= 1
Array Command
Turn off/on
28. Gives these Options: 1) Erase 2) Copy 3) Move 4) Scale 5) Rotate 6) Draw order
Match properties
Right Clicking a Grip
Length Options
Last erase
29. You must enter the number of sides - whether the polygon is Inscribed or Circumscribed in relation to the circle - and radius of the circle.
Fillet with Radius of 0
Erase Command
Polygon Command
Hatch
30. Different Ways to _____ Polar Tracking: 1) Status bar at bottom of the screen 2) Right Click "on/off"
Turn off/on
Page Set Up Dialogue Box
Copy
MIRRTEXT
31. Places hatch and fill patterns in closed areas.
Rotated object
Rotate
Hovering over a corner or center point
Hatch
32. Commands that enable you to create an object.
Draw Commands
Command Prompt
Status bar
Fillet with Radius of 0
33. The commands box at the top of the work space
Tab key
Ribbon
Rectangular Array
Fillet
34. Enlarges or reduces objects.
Workspace Configurations
Rotate
Scale
Right Clicking on Polar "on/off"
35. Object Snap
Reference angle
Modify Command(s)
OSNAP
Polyline (Pline)
36. Make(s) changes to the objects in your drawing.
Modify Command(s)
Workspace Configurations
Layer Command- Thawed/ Frozen
Rotated object
37. Makes a duplicate of an object.
Object Snap override
Move
Polygon Command
Copy
38. In ERASE - to _______ an object - hold shift and click object desired to be unselected from the erasing process
Last erase
OSNAP
Scale
Deselect
39. Cancels an UNCOMPLETED command.
Escape
Object Snap
Match properties
Stretch
40. Four ____________: 1. 2D Drafting and Annotation 2. 3D Modeling 3. AutoCAD Classic 4. Initial Setup Workspace
Turn off/on
Page Set Up Dialogue Box
Workspace Configurations
Right Clicking a Grip
41. You can make a _____ of an object while its being rotated
Copy
Command Prompt
Polyline (Pline)
Right Clicking a Grip
42. The lines will extend or trim to make a corner.
right click the grip and select move
Fillet with Radius of 0
Right Clicking a Grip
Extend
43. Gives these settings: 1) On/ Off 2) Angle of Polar Snap 3)Additional Angles 4) ONSAP track settings 5) Plar Angle settings
Layer Command- Thawed/ Frozen
Rotated object
Object Snap override
Right Clicking on Polar "on/off"
44. 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
Move Command
ERASE and enter selected object and hit enter
Docked Tool Bar
Explode
45. OOPS command Does not erase all work done since ________
MIRRTEXT
Rotate Command
Last erase
Properties
46. Allows you to use coordinate values to specify a relative distance and direction from the base point you selected
Selecting displacement option during a move command
SHIFT + Right Click
Right Clicking on Polar "on/off"
OOPS command
47. Creates an equilateral closed polyline.
Polyline (Pline)
Polygon
Array - Rectangular
Fillet
48. You can select a layer and lock it from editing or unlock a layer and edit it with this command option
Polar Array
Polyline (Pline)
Layer Command- Lock/ Unlock
Hovering over a corner or center point
49. Removes what you have just done with one keystroke.
Undo
Right Clicking on Polar "on/off"
Modify Command(s)
Extend
50. 1) Architectural 2) Decimal 3) Engineering 4) Fractional 5) Scientific
Copy
Array Command
Length Options
Rotate Command
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