ED Unit 4

The 'Bottom-up design' is a common method to create

• a part.

• a model.

• a drawing.

• an assembly.

In Bottom-up design, the correct steps are

• o Create parts

  o Create assembly

  o Insert and mate parts

• o Create assembly

  o Create parts

  o Insert and mate parts

• o Create parts

  o Create assembly

  o Create parts in place

• o Insert and mate parts

  o Create assembly

  o Create parts

Which one of the following prefixes indicates that a particular component is not movable?

• (-)

• (+)

• (f)

• (?)

Which one of the following methods must have the windows 'tile horizontally' or 'tile vertically' when adding components to an assembly?

• From Command Manager

• Drag and Drop from an open window

• Drag and Drop from window explorer

• Drag and Drop within the Assembly

What type of 'mate' is used for this assembly?

• Concentric

• Coincident

• Parallel

• Tangent

What type of 'mate' is used to maintain the position and orientation between two components at a distance?

• Concentric

• Coincident

• Tangent

• Lock

The 'Standard Mate' DOES NOT include

• Distance

• Lock

• Tangent

• Symmetry

What type of mate is appropriate to assemble the 2 parts?

• Concentric

• Coincident

• Tangent

• Parallel