What is the purpose of a drawing template in AutoCAD?

A drawing template file is a drawing file that specifies the styles, settings, and layouts in a drawing, including title blocks.

A drawing template is a mechanical device that provides a mechanical advantage for applying force to the keyboard when striking the keys

A drawing template file is the file that a AutoCAD user will use to order lunch if they are working a full day shift and cannot leave the office.

A drawing template file is a file that allows the user to save specific views by name, you can restore the named views when you need to return to a specific view for quick reference, or when you create layout viewports on a layout for output.

A drawing template file is a standard file selection dialog box that a user can be used to find information. For example, you can search for all files created on a certain date, or for files you modified yesterday.

Choose all that apply - an AutoCAD user can enter a command by doing this:

Typing directly into the AutoCAD drawing area, this is called "Dynamic Input"

Typing directly into the "Command Line"

Clicking on the tool icon in the "Ribbon" toolbar

this setting allows the cursor to snap to specified objects in a drawing versus the cursor snapping to predetermined points in the AutoCAD workspace grid

object snap (OSNAP) versus SNAPMODE

the following picture shows what?

Rectangle drawn with the fillet command

Rectangle drawn with the radius command

Rectangle drawn with the chamfer command

Rectangle drawn with the 3P command

the picture below shows what?

A rectangle created with the chamfer command

a dialogue box which will then be used to input information to the computer

A rectangle created with the fillet command

a rectangle created with the TTR (tan, tan, radius) command

AutoCAD L1, 2, & 3

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toggles the 2D Object Snaps on or off

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used to enter coordinates or commands in tooltips near the cursor

these values mark the location of an object in a 2 or 3 dimensional space

the criss-cross lines in the drawing area

restricts cursor movement to specified increments along a polar angle.

When erasing objects from a drawing, the user can click on the "erase" button on the ribbon or use which key on the keyboard?

toggles the Orthographic Mode on or off

toggles the 2D Object Snaps on or off

controls how thin or thick a line shows in the drawing area

This setting allows the cursor to “snap” to preset points or objects in the drawing area

toggles the Snap mode on or off

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