Solid Activity 1 Questions

In activity 1, step 4, you use the extrude feature and as an extent you use "To Object". What does that mean?

In activity 1, step 4, you were introduced to extruding in two directions. Which option is incorrect?

• You have the same options for both directions

• You can extrude to two different distances going in the opposite direction. (example: 2 inches to the left, 5 inches to the right)

• You can use different extents in each direction. (example: Distance to the left, and to object to the right)

• You need to use the PushPull tool in order to use this feature

After you use a sketch to extrude, what happens to the sketch?

• It is turned off

• It is deleted

• It is exported as a DXF file

• It is stored in the cloud

In activity 2 you are introduced to the fact that you can use extrude to remove material. What operation is used to do this?

• Join

• Cut

• New Body

• New Feature

When using extrude to cut away material, what visual indicator is used to show you are cutting?

• The profile turns red

• The profile turns blue

• The profile turns into a dashed line

• The profile turns black

In activity 2, step 1a, you are introduced to clicking and holding to select a profile. Why would you need to use this selection method?

In activity 2, step 1c, you are introduced to extruding in a symmetrical direction. What does that mean?

• The extrude will go the same distance in both directions

• The extrude will go a distance in one direction

• The extrude will remove material in one direction

• The extrude will remove material in two directions

In activity 2, step 3, you are introduced to the "project" tool, and use it a couple of times throughout the rest of the tutorial. In your own words, explain what project does. It is strongly recommended that you use fusion to help you with this. (Sketch tab > Create group > Project)

In activity 3, step 3b you type in a negative number in the distance box of the extrude feature. What does a negative number do to the feature?

• Changes the which way the feature will extrude in

• Changes the operation option the feature will use to extrude

• Changes the direction option the feature will use to extrude

• Changes the extent option the feature will use to extrude

In activity 3, step 4, you are introduced to the 3D mirroring tool. What is the difference between the 3D mirroring tool and the 2D mirroring tool.

• 3D mirroring tool will mirror 3D objects (features, and bodies), and the 2D mirroring tool will mirror 2D objects (sketch elements and profiles)

• 3D mirroring tool will mirror 2D objects (sketch elements and profiles), and the 2D mirroring tool will mirror 3D objects (features, and bodies)

• 3D mirroring tool will mirror feature options (direction, and distance), and the 2D mirroring tool will mirror constraints (horizontal/vertical and parallel)

• 3D mirroring tool will mirror constraints (horizontal/vertical and parallel), and the 2D mirroring tool will mirror feature options (direction, and distance)