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@ 4, 0 or @ 4<0 - ANS-To move something four units to the right, what would be the 2nd point of displacement? 0,0 - ANS-The origin of a drawing is at: 3 - ANS-Most objects have ...... sides or views Absolute - ANS-Name the coordinate system used where all coordinates are originated from zero,zero absolute coordinates - ANS-x & y points based from the origin actual size - ANS-measure size of a finished part Aligned - ANS-When dimensions align with the dimension line this is called ........ Dimensioning allowance - ANS-tightest possible fit between two mated parts; difference between the smallest hole size and the largest shaft size Always - ANS-Should you use Osnaps when you dimension? Analysis - ANS-The fourth step in the engineering design process was Angled lines - ANS-Polar coordinates are used mostly for drawing what? area - ANS-final area into selected area array - ANS-makes numerous copies of selected items in rows & columns or rotated around a pivot point As many as you need to clearly display the objects - ANS-How many layers should a drawing have? assembled drawing - ANS-shows the product in its functoional state assembly drawing - ANS-shows how the different componenets fit together to form a product At the beginning of the text command - ANS-When can you change the height of your text? auxilary view - ANS-ortho view that is projected onto any plane other than one of the principal planes
axonometric projection - ANS-type of ortho, object is rotated along one or more of its axes relative to the plane of projection Base Point - ANS-Objects are rotated around by the basic size - ANS-theortical size from which a tolerance is assigned Bigger and smaller - ANS-Scaling objects makes them bilateral tolerancing - ANS-vary in either direction from the basic size and variance of both directions dont have to be equal Bottom Left corner - ANS-What's the easiest way to know if you are in papaer space/layout mode? Broken - ANS-A ..... Section shows an object as it would look if a portion of it were cut partly away to reveal the cut surfaces and insides cabinet oblique - ANS-oblique projection at 63.43 degrees cavalier oblique - ANS-oblique projection at 45 degrees Center - ANS-........ Lines locate the centor on symmetrical views Circle - ANS-A polar array creats new objects in what pattern? circle (c) - ANS-several options depending on situation Command Alias - ANS-a keyboard shortcut directly to certain commands Command Line - ANS-text line that prompts user for input and provides option composition - ANS-in lettering ..... means arranging words Control + Z - ANS-Which keystrokes will UNDO a command? coordinates - ANS-x &y from starting point (0,0) origin copy (co) - ANS-function just like move but leaves original object, multi copy ability Cutting plane - ANS-A ............ line is drawn with a wide bold line followed by two short dashes followed by a wide bold line Decision - ANS-The fifth step in the engineering design process was
fillet (f) - ANS-creates rounded corner based off of specified radius fit - ANS-the degree of tightness or looseness between two mating parts foreshortening - ANS-distortion of an objects true dimensions because the way it is projected format - ANS-set up menu for text styles, dim styles, units, limits, limits, point style Full section - ANS-A ............ shows an object as if it were cute completely apart from one end or side to another general oblique - ANS-oblique projection between 45 degrees and 63.43 degrees glass box theory - ANS-object is surrounded by glass box then box is unfolded to show each side of the object Grid - ANS-The ....command places this pattern of dots at any desired spacing Grid - ANS-The dots that are equally spaced on your screen Half Section - ANS-A ........... is one half of a full sectional view hatch - ANS-puts selected pattern in enclosed area Height - ANS-The front view and right side view have ............ in common Height - ANS-Two dimensions found in the front view and length and ..... HIdden lines - ANS-Dimensioning ............... should be your last choice..... Intersection - ANS-A handy snap to use and most commonly used snap when dimensioning on CAD ........ Isometric - ANS-An.......... Object has three planes isometric, diametric, trimetric - ANS-3 main types of axonometric projection layers - ANS-means of making lines of different colors, weights, and styles also allows for control or like objects and filtering based on layers Layers, text styles, dimension styles - ANS-What can be contained in a template drawing? length - ANS-the top view and front view have ....... in common
Length - ANS-Two dimensions found in the top view are ...... and width limits - ANS-sets up amount of space to work with Limits - ANS-What ccommand do you enter to set the size of the drawing Line - ANS-Name what command you entered in order to draw a line line (l) - ANS-Specify 1st and 2nd points line weight (LWT) - ANS-button on status bar which controls the onscreen the weight appearance of layer designed with a thickness greater than default list (li) - ANS-provides info in the text window about a selected object mirror (m) - ANS-creates symmetrical copy of selected objects based on specified mirror line move (m) - ANS-moves selected objects multiview projection - ANS-type of ortho object face and two principal axes are parallel to projectioon plane and when projected only one face is visible Never - ANS-Should you mdify your model in Paper Space/Layout Mode? No - ANS-Are the distances of a chamfer always the same? No - ANS-When you are defining a Text Style, should you adjust the height object snap commands - ANS-allow user to grab exact location on objects Objects, Text, Dimension - ANS-Which 3 layers will you most likely need Oblique projection angle - ANS-cut of plance angle; determines type of oblique projection oblique sketches - ANS-shows true size/shape of one face but depicts to other receding faces to cmplete the pictoral view Offset - ANS-An ............ section allows you to alter the path of the cutting plane line in order to see internal details or to miss some Offset - ANS-the command used to draw a line that is followed by these options, distance, and side to...
Profile - ANS-On which drawing plane is the right side view projected Pulldown Menu - ANS-Small tabs with lists of possible commands under each heading rectangle (rec) - ANS-draws rectangle based off opposing corners Refinement - ANS-The third step in the engineering design process was relative coordinates - ANS-x & y points based from point you decide Revolved - ANS-A ........ Section allows you to see aprfile of a section of the object by displaying the rotated section ninety degrees to it's original position Ribbon - ANS-large tabs running across top with command options Right side - ANS-The planes are vertical, horizontal, and right side Right Side - ANS-the three most common views used to illustrate object are at the top, front, and ....... views rotate (ro) - ANS-rotates object about a specific point Round corners - ANS-The fillet comand creats running object snaps - ANS-The ones currently checked that will light up automatically can override these on individual basis through osnap toolbar scale (sc) - ANS-modifies the size of objects from a basepoint (factor 0-1) Section - ANS-A .......... shows an object as if part of it were cut away to expose the insides selection methods - ANS-pick individually use window or crossing window simplest - ANS-Freehand sketching is the .... form of drawing? Size - ANS-Dimensions give the oberall size of the object Snap - ANS-Always place the ....... Mode on when placing dimensions on CAD Snap - ANS-Selecting .......... allows you to set the horizontal and vertical spacing. Snap - ANS-The cursor will automatically move to only these points on the screen when this tool is activated
ST - ANS-What can you type in to see the text styles dialog box? Status Bar - ANS-Shows available setting options and which are currently active stretch (s) - ANS-stretches selected objects from a basepoint to second basepoint using crossing windows text - ANS-single or multiline text options The cutting edges - ANS-When using the Trim command, which do you select first tolerance - ANS-total permissable variation of a sixe, or the difference between the max & min size limits tolerancing - ANS-dim technique used to ensure part interchangable by controlling the variance that exists in manufactured parts Toolbars - ANS-command icon group opened and positioned as needed. Trim - ANS-The command used when you want to erase a portion of a line trim (tr) - ANS-shortens line at a specified cutting edge Two - ANS-How many points do you need to define for the rectangle command? Two - ANS-How many points do you need to draw a line using absolute coordinates Two Point - ANS-A ........ perspective has two vanishing points Undirectional - ANS-When dimensions can be read from the bottom or right hand side of the papaer this is called ......... dimensioning undo (u) - ANS-backs up one command unilateral tolerancing - ANS-permitted to vary in only one direction from the basic size units (un) - ANS-decimal, architectural vertical - ANS-when lettering by hand you may use two differenct style strokes, inclined and ...... Viewport - ANS-When you are in paper space (layout) what do you draw to see your model? visible, hidden, center - ANS-3 line types used in multiview and their order of precedence
