What is an assembly in Onshape?

• A collection of instances of parts, sketches, surfaces, or subassemblies that define both position and movement.

• A feature used to position instances in an assembly and define movement.

• A flat, two-dimensional surface that extends infinitely far.

• The cube in the top right corner of the graphics area when you open a document.

What does the sweep feature do in Onshape?

• Takes one 2D profile and sweeps it along a second profile to create solid geometry.

• Adds depth to a selected region or face along a straight path.

• Creates parts by revolving sketch regions about a central axis.

• Enables you to use profiles to smoothly transition between them.

What is the purpose of the extrude feature in Onshape?

• To create a 3D solid by extending a 2D sketch in a specific direction.

• To create a 2D sketch by extending a 3D solid in a specific direction.

• To rotate a 3D solid around a specific axis.

• To mirror a 2D sketch across a specific plane.

What does the revolute mate enable in Onshape?

• Rotational movement

• Static position

• Translational movement

• Linear movement

What are features in Onshape?

• Functions in a CAD software

• Building blocks of a 3D model

• Components of a 2D sketch

• Materials used in 3D printing

 A flat, two-dimensional surface that extends infinitely far.

• View Cube

• Plane

• Normal

• Mate

A feature that enables you to use profiles to smoothly transition between them.

• Loft

• Revolve

• Sweep

• Feature

A tab inside of an Onshape document containing the parametric definition of one or more solid bodies.

• Part Studio

• Feature

• Assembly

• Extrude

Match the following

• View Cube

• The cube in the top right corner of the graphics area when you open a document.

• Onshape Document

• A collection of instances of parts, sketches, surfaces, or subassemblies that define both position and movement.

• Assembly

• A collection of design data organized into Onshape tabs.

Match the following

• Dimension

• A single view of an object presented as perpendicular to the viewer.

• Isometric View

• A measurable extent such as length, width, depth, or height. OR The tool to mark distances, angles, or arc lengths in Part Studios or Drawings.

• Orthographic View

• A view of an object presented such that the front, right, and top of an object are all visible.