Onshape Lesson 1.3 Vocabulary

What is the primary purpose of an Assembly in Onshape?

• To create individual part designs
• To organize multiple tabs in a document
• To collect and position multiple parts and define their movement
• To establish perpendicular relationships between surfaces

Which Onshape feature is specifically used to establish positional relationships and movement in assemblies?

• View Cube
• Mate
• Part Studio
• Normal

In Onshape, what does the term "Normal" refer to?

• The average size of a part
• A parallel relationship between surfaces
• A perpendicular relationship to an object
• The standard view in the graphics area

What is contained within a Part Studio tab?

• Assembly relationships
• Document organization tools
• View manipulation controls
• Parametric definitions of solid bodies

Which statement best describes an Onshape Document?

• A single part design
• A collection of design data organized in tabs
• A tool for creating assemblies only
• A feature for establishing mates

What is the primary characteristic of a plane in Onshape?

• It has a finite boundary
• It is a three-dimensional surface
• It is a curved surface
• It is a flat surface that extends infinitely

Where is the View Cube located in an Onshape document?

• Bottom left corner of the graphics area
• Center of the screen
• Top right corner of the graphics area
• Bottom right corner of the graphics area

What is the relationship between Part Studios and Assemblies?

• They are the same thing
• Part Studios contain assemblies
• Parts created in Part Studios can be used in Assemblies
• Assemblies cannot include Part Studio elements

What is the main function of the View Cube?

• To create new parts
• To navigate and orient the view of the model
• To establish mate relationships
• To measure distances between parts

Which of these is NOT typically found in an Onshape Assembly?

• Mates
• Part instances
• Initial parametric sketches
• Subassemblies