Copy Command Tutorial Quiz

What is the keyboard shortcut for initiating the copy command?

• Ctrl + C

• CO + Enter

• Alt + C

• Shift + C

How do you specify the direction and angle when using the copy command?

• By clicking on the object

• By specifying the direction and pressing the Tab key for angle

• By dragging the object

• By using the mouse wheel

What is the purpose of the 'array' option in the copy command?

• To change the color of the copied objects

• To delete the original object after copying

• To specify the number of copies and their spacing

• To copy objects in a circular pattern

How can you cancel the last operation in the copy command?

• By pressing Ctrl + Z

• By clicking on 'Undo'

• By pressing the Esc key

• By restarting the software

What does the displacement option allow you to do in the copy command?

• Rotate objects around a point

• Change the color of the copied objects

• Delete the original object after copying

• Copy objects without specifying a base point

How do you specify the distance in the X and Y directions using the displacement option?

• By using the arrow keys

• By clicking on the object

• By dragging the object

• By entering the values separated by a comma

What is the function of the 'mode' option in the copy command?

• To rotate the copied objects

• To choose between single and multiple copies

• To delete the original object after copying

• To change the color of the copied objects

How can you copy an object without using any command?

• By selecting the object, right-clicking, dragging, and releasing the mouse

• By pressing the Esc key

• By pressing Ctrl + C

• By using the copy command from the ribbon bar

What happens when you use the 'first point as displacement' option?

• The object is copied to a random location

• The object is rotated

• The object is deleted

• The object is copied with the same distance and angle as the first point

How can you copy multiple times within the single copy mode?

• By using the mouse wheel

• By pressing Ctrl + M

• By selecting 'multiple times' within the single option

• By clicking on the object multiple times