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HGC CAD

Total questions: 34

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When answering modelling plan questions I should... (3)

a)

write in paragraphs

b)

break down my answer into steps

c)

use sketches to support my answer

d)

add all dimensions

2.

CAD stands for

a)

Computer Aided Design

b)

Computer Assisted Design

c)

Computer enAbled Design

d)

Computer Automatic Design

3.

3D CAD Modelling allows...

a)

a designer to draw buildings or products in three

dimensions

b)

parts to be animated and simulated

c)

parts to be rendered to be an accurate representation of the finished product

d)

you to have a tangible model

4.

CAI stands for...

a)

Computer Aided Illustration

b)

Computer enAbled Illusions

c)

Computer Aided Intuition

d)

Computer Aided Illusions

5.

CAI allows the application of...

a)

materials

b)

textures

c)

light sources

d)

shadows and reflections

6.

A term used when a 2D Profile is pulled into a 3D shape.

a)

Extrude

b)

Revolve

c)

Subtract

d)

Assembly

7.

A profile that has rotated around an axis

a)

Extrude

b)

Revolve

c)

Subtract

d)

Assembly

8.

Used in conjunction with features to describe material being removed from a 3D Model

a)

Remove

b)

Cut

c)

Subtract

d)

Assembly

9.

Multiple components combined to create a model

a)

Remove

b)

Add

c)

Assembling

d)

Assembly

10.

A rounded edge applied to a corner.

a)

Fillet

b)

Chamfer

c)

Shell

d)

Materials

11.

A rounded edge applied to a corner.

a)

Fillet

b)

Chamfer

c)

Shell

d)

Materials

12.

A straight edge applied to a corner.

a)

Fillet

b)

Chamfer

c)

Shell

d)

Materials

13.

Used to remove material from the inside of a 3D model to a specific wall thickness. It can be used to remove a face.

a)

Empty

b)

Hollow

c)

Shell

d)

Materials

14.

Constraints are...

a)

a way to help line up your components.

b)

not needed when assembling components.

c)

vital to having your components assembled.

15.

Constraints are...

a)

Mate

b)

Align

c)

Centre Axis

d)

Around

16.

A directory of commonly used parts is known as a...

a)

CAD Library

b)

CAD Warehouse

c)

CAD School

d)

CAD Cloud

17.

To join the face of a 3D model to another face you would use...

a)

Mate

b)

Align

c)

Centre Axis

18.

To align two cylindrical or circular parts concentrically you would use...

a)

Mate

b)

Align

c)

Centre Axis

19.

To align the face of a 3D model with another face you would use...

a)

Mate

b)

Align

c)

Centre Axis

20.

The name given to the CAD drawing feature used to create a profile...

a)

Sketch

b)

Drawing

c)

Annotation

d)

Extrude

21.

A single part is a...

a)

Component

b)

Assembly

c)

Sub-Assembly

d)

Work Plane

22.

Multiple parts constrained together is known as a...

a)

Component

b)

Assembly

c)

Sub-Assembly

d)

Work Plane

23.

A smaller assembly in another assembly...

a)

Component

b)

Assembly

c)

Sub-Assembly

d)

Work Plane

24.

Creating parts in the assembly so they are pre-

constrained.

a)

Bottom-Up Modelling

b)

Top-Down Modelling

c)

Vertices

d)

Edges and Faces

25.

Creating all parts separately then assembling them all together

a)

Bottom-Up Modelling

b)

Top-Down Modelling

c)

Vertices

d)

Edges and Faces

26.

The corner of a 3D model

a)

Vertices

b)

Edge

c)

Face

27.

A plan created before starting to create a 3D CAD model

a)

Modelling Plan

b)

CAD Plan

c)

Big Plan

d)

Very Important Plan

28.

Which file type is 2D?

a)

DXF

b)

3DS

c)

STEP

d)

IGES

29.

Which file type is 3D Scene file in AutoCad?

a)

DXF

b)

3DS

c)

STEP

d)

IGES

30.

Which two file types can be opened in any 3D CAD Package?

a)

DXF

b)

3DS

c)

STEP

d)

IGES

31.

Which is the most up to date file type which id commonly used by the SQA to share 3D files with schools?

a)

DXF

b)

3DS

c)

STEP

d)

IGES

32.

How confident are you with CAD terminology?

a)

Very Confident

b)

Quite Confident

c)

Not Confident

d)

I need some additional help!

33.

If you had Autodesk on your device just now, how confident would you be at creating N5 level models (extrude, revolve) independently?

a)

Very Confident

b)

Confident

c)

Not Confident

d)

I need additional help with this.

34.

If you had Autodesk on your device just now, how confident would you be at creating Higher level models (extrude along a path, helix, loft) independently?

a)

Very Confident

b)

Confident

c)

Not Confident

d)

I need additional help with this.