Offset Command Tutorial Quiz

What is the primary use of the offset command?

• To delete objects

• To change object colors

• To create perpendicular lines

• To create parallel lines and concentric circles

How can you specify the distance for an offset?

• By using a compass

• By specifying a numerical value

• By using a ruler

• By guessing

What does the 'through' option allow you to do?

• Create a new layer

• Change the color of the offset

• Erase the original object

• Create an offset without specifying a distance

What happens when you use the 'erase' option in the offset command?

• Nothing is erased

• The original object is erased

• Both objects are erased

• The offset object is erased

How can you prevent the original object from being erased when using the offset command?

• By selecting 'erase yes'

• By selecting 'erase no'

• By using the 'through' option

• By changing the layer

What does the 'layer' option in the offset command allow you to do?

• Erase the original object

• Change the color of the offset

• Create a new object

• Create offsets on a different layer

What is the effect of using the 'current layer' option in the offset command?

• The offset is duplicated

• The offset is created on the current layer

• The offset is created on the source layer

• The offset is erased

What happens when you offset a circle?

• The circle is erased

• The circle changes color

• A concentric circle is created

• A square is created

How does the offset command affect a polyline object?

• It expands the polyline by the specified distance

• It erases the polyline

• It creates a new polyline with the same size

• It changes the polyline's color

What is the result of offsetting a rectangle?

• The rectangle changes color

• The rectangle is erased

• The rectangle is duplicated

• The rectangle is expanded by the specified distance