How much do you feel you've improved your understanding and proficiency in using the sweep command in AutoCAD after completing the practice exercise, experiment, and case study?

• A lot

• Somewhat

• Not very much

• Not at all

How well do you feel you could explain the sweep command in AutoCAD to a classmate?

• Very well

• Well

• Somewhat well

• Not very well

• Not at all well

Would you feel comfortable using the loft command in AutoCAD on a real-world project?

• Yes, definitely

• Probably

• Not sure

• No, not at all.

What command in AutoCAD allows you to create a 3D object by sweeping a 2D object along a path?

• Extrude

• Revolve

• Loft

• Sweep

• Press/Pull

What type of 2D object can be used as the base object for the Sweep command in AutoCAD?

• Polylines

• Circles

• Splines

• Polygons

• All of these options

What type of path can be used to guide the Sweep command in AutoCAD?

• Polylines

• Circles

• Splines

• Arcs

• All of these options

Can the shape of a 3D object created using the Sweep command in AutoCAD be edited or modified?

• Yes, by using one of the 3D Modify commands

• No, once created it cannot be changed

• Only certain aspects, such as the path or base object, can be edited

• Only if it was created using the Extrude command

• None of these options

How do you control the shape of the 3D object created using the Sweep command in AutoCAD?

• By adjusting the shape of the base object

• By adjusting the shape of the path

• By adjusting the shape of the guide curves

• All of the above

Can the Sweep command in AutoCAD be used to create a closed 3D object?

• Yes

• No

What sweep command modifier sets a twist angle for the objects being swept?

• Twist, "T"

• Alignment, "A"

• Base point, "B"

• Scale, "S"