From which direction does AutoCAD start measuring angles? 12 o'clock 3 o'clock 6 o'clock 9 o'clock 2.

What does WCS stand for? Western CAD System Worldwide Coordinate Sectors World Coordinate System Wrong CAD Settings 3. When drawing in 2D, what axis do you NOT work with? X Y Z WCS 4. 1s 300 degrees the same as -60 degrees in a drawing? Yes No Not always Never 5. Which one of these will NOT start the Print command? Typing PLOT Typing PRINT Pressing Control+P Pressing Alt+P 6. What should you pay attention to when learning AutoCAD? The Command Line The Status Bar The Title Bar Tool Icons 7. Polar coordinates are used mostly for drawing...? Circles Arcs

Vertical lines Angled lines 8. Which keystrokes will UNDO a command Control+U Alt+U Control+Z Alt+Z 9. When using the TRIM command, which do you select first? The cutting edges The object to be trimmed Everything Nothing 10. How many snap points does an object have? One Two Depends upon the object At least four 11. How many points do you need to define for the rectangle command? One Two Four None 12. How many AutoCAD objects are in a rectangle? None One Four Eight 13. If you draw a line at 270 degrees, it will point:? Up Down Left Right 14. How long will a line from 1,4 to 4,4 be?

Four units Eight Units Can't accurately tell from those coordinates Three Units 15. How long will line from 1,4 to @4<5 be? Three units Four units Five units 6.4031 units 16. How many points do you need to draw a line using Absolute Coordinates? None One Two Four 17. When selecting objects, pressing 'L' will: Select lines only Select objects when you move your mouse to the left Select the last object created Select the last object you modified 18. Pressing Shift while you are selecting will? Allow you to draw a window Automatically delete the object(s) Remove the next selected object from the set Highlight the selected objects 19. Pressing 'F' when selecting objects will... Allow you to draw a fence Finish the selection set Limit you to five objects Allow you to find specific text 20. How you select the last set of object(s) you selected? Type 'L' Type 'P'

Type 'H' to highlight them You can not do this 21. What is the best way of drawing a rectangle? Using the Line command Using the Polyline command Using the Rectangle command Using the Multiline command 22. To move something four untis to the right, what would be the 2nd point of displacement? @4,0 @4<0 Neither 1 nor 2 Both 1 and 2 23. How should you select objects when using the stretch command? With a crossing window Pick them one by one Hold the shift key while selecting Type 'S' 24. The origin of a drawing is at: The first point you select 0,0 A random point in space 10,10 25. Objects are rotated around the Base point Bottom right of the object Centre of the object Origin 26. The fillet command creates:? Sharp Corners Round Corners Round and Sharp Corners A boneless fish

27. A polar array creates new objects... In a grid pattern In a straight line In a circular pattern In an northern pattern 28. The distances of a chamfer are: Always different Always the same Sometimes different Never the same 29. You should use Osnaps when you dimension... Never Always Only on lines Only on arcs and circles 30. How many layers should a drawing have? One Ten One for each object As many as are needed to clearly display the objects 31. When can you change the height of your text? Only when you start the drawing Only in a special text dialog box When you are starting the Text command You can't, it is pre-set by AutoCAD 32. Scaling objects makes them... Bigger Smaller It only streches them Both Bigger and Smaller

33. How many view do you need Orthographic Projection? 1 2 3 As many as are needed 34. Does it matter which Hatch pattern you use in Section views? Yes No Only if it is steel Sometimes

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3 o'clock 2. World Coordinate System 3. Z 5. Pressing Alt+P 7. Angled lines 8. Control+Z 10. Depends upon the object 11. Two 12. One 13. Down 14. Three Units 15. Four units 16. Two 17. Select the last object created 18. Remove the next selected object from the set 20. Type 'P' 21. Using the Rectangle command 22. Both 1 and 2 24. 0,0 26. Round and Sharp Corners 27. In a circular pattern 28. Sometimes different 29. Always 30. As many as are needed to clearly display the objects 31. When you are starting the Text command 32. Both Bigger and Smaller 33. As many as are needed

Which one is NOT a vaild type of unit? Architectural Decimal Open Metric 2. What do you NOT need to consider when starting a CAD drawing? If you can draw it If you have enough paper If you have all the measurements needed If AutoCAD is installed on your computer 3. Which layer(s) will you most likely need? At least one for the objects Text Dimension All of the above 4. What can be contained in a template drawing? Layers Test Styles Dimension Styles All of the above 5. To invoke the Zoom command transparently, type: 'Z >Z :Z "Z 6. Which is not a valid Zoom option? Zoom Extents Zoom Previous Zoom Next Zoom Window 7. Panning allows you to... Minimize the drawing See all of the drawing at once

Close in on a small area Move around the drawing at the same scale 8. Why should you use the Zoom tools? To be more accurate To be faster To make your life easier All of the above 9. What can you type in to see the Text Styles dialog box? Text Textstyles TS ST 10. What can be a problem with using True Type fonts? They can slow down the drawing Other users may not have the same fonts They can be tougher to format All of the above 11. Why should you not use the standard TXT font? It's ugly It looks unprofessional It can be difficult to read All of the above 12. When you are defining a Text Style, should you adjust the height? Always Never Only if you really know what you're doing Sometimes 13. When you are in Paper Space (layout) what do you create to see your model? A window A box A rectangle A viewport 14. What's the easiest way to know if you are in paper space /layout mode?

Zoom out Ask someone Look for the triangular icon Try printing 15. What command do you use to scale a viewport? Scale VPscale Print Zoom 16. Should you modify your model in Paper Space / Layout Mode? Never Always Yes, because I like to learn bad habits Only when I'm being lazy 17. What is an advantage to using blocks in your drawing? It keeps file size down They are easier to modify They can contain attributes All of the above 18. When creating a block, what don't you need to do? Give it a name Select the objects Add Attributes Pick a base point 19. Once you create a block can you change it? You can redefine it Never Only if you didn't name it You can only resize (scale) it

20. What command do you use to write a block to a separate file? Blockwrite Wblock You cannot write a block to a disk Writer's Block 21. Which item isn't part of an attribute? Scale Tag Value Prompt 22. What is a block attribute? Plain Text A number that identifies each block Non-graphical innformation about the object A random number generated by AutoCAD 23. What can you do with block attributes? Display them in the drawing Export them to another program Use them in custom programs, like for a bill of materials All of the above 24. When are attributes displayed in the drawing? Never Always They are turned on and off using the Attdisp command They are turned on and off using the Dispatt command 25. Can a polyline be given a variable width? No Only in certain drawings Only in AutoCAD 2004 Yes, whenever you command it 26. Can different polylines be joined together? Yes No

Only if they have arcs Not if they have arcs 27. What command allows you to edit a poyline? PLedit Pedit You cannot edit poylines once they have been drawn Editpoly 28. Can a polyline be left open? Never Not if the ends meet Always Only if it has an arc 29. Once a Hatch is drawn, can you edit it? No Only in certain drawings Only in AutoCAD 2004 Yes, using the Hatchedit command 30. If you hatch an area and cant see it clearly... You must start over AutoCAD is locked up The scale may be wrong You used the wrong colour 31. What command can be used for a solid filled hatch - other than Hatch? Fill FillHatch Solid SOlidFill 32. If the hatch didn't work at all... You used the wrong colour The scale was wrong There was an opening in the area you selected Hatches always work fine

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1. Open 2. If you have enough paper 3. All of the above 4. All of the above 6. Zoom Next 7. Move around the drawing at the same scale 8. All of the above 9. ST 10. All of the above 11. All of the above 12. Only if you really know what you're doing 13. A viewport 14. Look for the triangular icon 15. Zoom 17. All of the above 18. Add Attributes 20. Wblock 22. Non-graphical information about the object 23. All of the above 24. They are turned on and off using the Attdisp command 25. Yes, whenever you command it 27. Pedit 28. Always 29. Yes, using the Hatchedit command 30. The scale may be wrong 31. Solid 32. There was an opening in the area you selected