1.The reason for using CAD over pencil drawings is :
A- to reduce time, overall appearance and readability. Also easy to edit.
2.If you are using a computer to control the production process the most appropriate term for CAM is :
A- Computer Aided Manufactering
3.An electronic way of producing technical drawings is called:
D- CAD
4.Computer aided drafting typically refers to the process of a computer to produce:
A- 2D electronic drawings
5.Computer aided design typically refers to the process of using a computer to produce:
A- 2D electronic Drawings
6. A computer output device that may procude a HARDCOPY is a:
C- Printer
7. Producing electronic Drawings is called:
A- CAD
8.What is a printed CAD drawing?
D- Hardcopy
9. A HARDCOPY would be produced by a:
C- Plotter
2D Commands:
1. The following figure is an example of which CAD command?
D:Hatch
2. Figure B would most easily be generated from figure A using which CAD comman?
C: Stretch
3. The following figure is an example of which CAD command?
D: Polyline
4.Which CAD command would most easily create the following figures
B: Mirror
5.When you enter the CIRCLE command , The brackets around the center point indicate:
B:That you must specify the locationg of the ceneter point before you can enter on of the other options.
6.When establishing the GRID and SNAP funtion for a CAD drawing:
C: The grid and snap may have different values
7.You are using a CAD system to draw a polygon. after drawing a series of straight lines, you eneter the letter C from the keyboard. You intend to:
D: Close the Polygon
8. when doing CAD, using the limits command allows you to determine the
A: Size of drawing space
9. The features midpoint, intersection, perpendicular, node are located and set in which menu?
A: ObjectSnap
10. What feature has been turned on if the CAD system automatically draws straight lines horizontally or vertically?
C: Ortho
11. What feature makes certain points on an object act like magnets so that clicking near a point is the same as clicking the point itself?
D: Osnap
12. When using the zoom command to view part of an object enlarged on the screen you would use:
A: Zoom Window
13. The cad command Pan allows you to:
A: Move the drawing around so that a different part of the drawing appears on the screen.
14. Which CAD command allows you to view different portions of a drawing without changing the apparent magnification?
A: Zoom Dynamic
15. Cad commands such as line, circle and arc and other basic CAD figures are examples of:
16.Which CAD command creates a single entity out of numerous entities that can be inserted into a drawing multiple times?
17. Which CAD command allows you to draw a series of lines and arcs as a single entity and specify width?
18. Which CAD command places evenly spaces point objects or blocks along the length or perimeter of an object?
19.Which CAD command enlarged or reduces selected objects proportionally in the X,Y and Z directions?
20. Which CAD command moves vertices of 2D solids that lie inside a specified crossing and leaves those outside unchanged?
21.Within CAD you can draw a circle by entering its:
22. When the command line prompts you for the start,end, radius you are probably trying to draw:
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