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Grade 10 CAD Final Exam 2021-2022

Total questions: 102

Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Check the box of all the benefits of using a CAD software.

a)

Increase the productivity

b)

Decrease speed

c)

Simplified Sharing

d)

Improve communications

2.

Who coined the term CAD?

a)

John Walker

b)

IBM

c)

Douglas Taylor Ross

d)

Alphonse Louis Poitevin

3.

In 1861 Blueprint was formerly created by

a)

John Walker

b)

IBM

c)

Douglas Taylor Ross

d)

Alphonse Louis Poitevin

4.

The first 3d system was called?

a)

CATIA

b)

CAD

c)

DAC

d)

ADAM

5.

In 1982 Autodesk was formed by

a)

Alphonse Louis Poitevin

b)

IBM

c)

Douglas T. Ross

d)

John Walker

6.

Why Dr. Patrick Hanratty was considered the father of CAD?

a)

Created the first computer system

b)

Created blueprint

c)

Created the first Numerical control system

d)

Created Turing machine

7.

Dr. Patrick Hanratty CAD software was called (a)   .

8.

CAD can be used to draw

a)

Architectural drawings

b)

Plumbing drawings

c)

Graphic designs

d)

Engineering drawings

e)

All of the above

9.

What is Computer Aided Drafting?

a)

It is a software used to analyze drawings

b)

A program used by Mathematicians.

c)

An aid used in creating and modifying drawings.

d)

It a computer program like Adobe.

10.

The person responsible for optimizing and harmonizing the interior design of structures.

a)

Kitchen and Bath Designer

b)

Interior Designer

c)

Drafter

d)

Interior Decorator

11.

The person responsible for creating drawings and details for another person’s creations.

a)

Kitchen and Bath Designer

b)

Interior Designer

c)

Drafter

d)

Interior Decorator

12.

The person responsible for decorating the interiors of buildings.

a)

Kitchen and Bath Designer

b)

Interior Designer

c)

Drafter

d)

Interior Decorator

13.

A person who sometimes work with manufacturers of kitchen and bath equipment and other persons.

a)

Kitchen and Bath Designer

b)

Interior Designer

c)

Drafter

d)

Interior Decorator

14.

The person responsible for designing commercial and residential structures.

a)

Architect

b)

Electrical Engineer

c)

Structural Engineer

d)

Mechanical Engineer

15.

The person specialize in designing of structures built of steel or concrete

a)

Architect

b)

Electrical Engineer

c)

Structural Engineer

d)

Mechanical Engineer

16.

The person responsible for the design of lighting and communication systems.

a)

Architect

b)

Electrical Engineer

c)

Structural Engineer

d)

Mechanical Engineer

17.

The person responsible for the sizing and layout of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems (HVAC).

a)

Architect

b)

Electrical Engineer

c)

Structural Engineer

d)

Mechanical Engineer

18.

The person responsible for design and supervision of projects, such as highways, bridges, sanitation facilities, and water treatment plants.

a)

Civil Engineer

b)

Electrical Engineer

c)

Structural Engineer

d)

Mechanical Engineer

19.

The person responsible for building models of the actual project.

a)

Specification Writer

b)

Illustrator

c)

Plan Examiner

d)

Model Maker

20.

The person responsible for drawing proposed structure realistically.

a)

Specification Writer

b)

Illustrator

c)

Plan Examiner

d)

Model Maker

21.

The person responsible for connecting the written specification of a product to a drawing.

a)

Specification Writer

b)

Inspector

c)

Plan Examiner

d)

Model Maker

22.

The person responsible for checking drawings carefully to ensure they met public safety codes.

a)

Specification Writer

b)

Inspector

c)

Plan Examiner

d)

Model Maker

23.

The person responsible for inspecting buildings to ensure building codes are enforce.

a)

Specification Writer

b)

Inspector

c)

Plan Examiner

d)

Model Maker

24.

The physical components of a computer.
a)
Software
b)
Operating System
c)
Hardware
25.

Software is

a)

the physical components of a computer

b)

the programs run on a computer

c)

how to get internet on the computer

d)

the computer

26.

Keyboards and a mouse are both examples of

a)

input devices

b)

output devices

c)

storage devices

d)

processing devices

27.

A printer and speakers are both examples of

a)

input devices

b)

output devices

c)

storage devices

d)

processing devices

28.

What is the meaning of the acronym USB?

a)

Universal Serial Business.

b)

Universal Security Bus.

c)

Universal Serial Bus.

d)

Universal Serial Background.

29.

•A (a)   is an electronic device that you can use to store and process information.

30.

Which hardware device gives you a soft copy of the data?

a)

Scanner

b)

Monitor

c)

Keyboard

d)

Printer

31.

Which hardware device gives you a hard copy of the data?

a)

Scanner

b)

Monitor

c)

Keyboard

d)

Printer

32.

The scroll button on a mouse while using AutoCAD allows the user to:

Check all that is correct.

a)

Select an object

b)

Pan

c)

Open options

d)

Zoom in and out

33.

Clicking the right button on mouse allow the user to;

a)

Select options menu

b)

Select objects on screen

c)

Zoom

d)

Pan

34.

You can repeat the last command in the AutoCAD software with the _________________________ on the keyboard.

a)

Esc key

b)

U and enter key

c)

spacebar and enter keys

d)

Backspace key

35.

You can cancel the last command in the AutoCAD software with the _________________________ on the keyboard.

a)

Esc key

b)

U and enter key

c)

spacebar and enter keys

d)

Backspace key

36.

You can undo the last command in the AutoCAD software with the _________________________ on the keyboard.

a)

Esc key

b)

U and enter key

c)

spacebar and enter keys

d)

Backspace key

37.

The letters, numbers, punctuations, and symbol keys on a keyboard are called:

a)

Navigation keys

b)

Function keys

c)

Numeric keypad

d)

Typing (alphanumeric) keys

e)

Control keys

38.

The HOME, END, PAGE UP, PAGE DOWN, DELETE, and INSERT keys are examples of ________.

a)

Navigation keys

b)

Function keys

c)

Numeric keypad

d)

Typing (alphanumeric) keys

e)

Control keys

39.

The +,-, /, * , and numbers 0-9 are located in the ________.

a)

Navigation keys

b)

Function keys

c)

Numeric keypad

d)

Typing (alphanumeric) keys

e)

Control keys

40.

The CTRL, ALT, Windows logo key , and ESC keys are called:

a)

Navigation keys

b)

Function keys

c)

Numeric keypad

d)

Typing (alphanumeric) keys

e)

Control keys

41.

Keys labeled as F1, F2, F3, and so on, up to F12 are called:

a)

Navigation keys

b)

Function keys

c)

Numeric keypad

d)

Typing (alphanumeric) keys

e)

Control keys

42.

The main memory that allows you to temporarily store commands and data is called a/an:

a)

Read Only Memory (ROM)

b)

Random Access Memory (RAM)

43.

The Central Processing Unit (CPU) is a device that

a)

connects input, output, and processing devices together

b)

store computer information.

c)

interprets and runs the commands that you give to the computer.

d)

transferred data between input/output devices and the processor.

44.

Identify the draw toolbar command. It is a/ an:

a)

Line

b)

Rectangle

c)

Polygon

d)

Polyline

45.

Identify the draw toolbar command. It is a/ an:

a)

Circle

b)

Donut

c)

Polygon

d)

Polyline

46.

Identify the draw toolbar command. It is a/ an:

a)

Circle

b)

Donut

c)

Polygon

d)

Ellipse

47.

Identify the draw toolbar command. It is a/ an:

a)

Line

b)

Polyline

c)

Ray

d)

Construction line

48.

Identify the draw toolbar command. It is a/ an:

a)

Line

b)

Polyline

c)

Ray

d)

Construction line

49.

Identify the draw toolbar command. It is a/ an:

a)

Hatch

b)

Donut

c)

Polygon

d)

Ellipse

50.

Identify the draw toolbar command. It is a/ an:

a)

Hatch

b)

Rectangle

c)

Polygon

d)

Ellipse

51.

Identify the draw toolbar command. It is a/ an:

a)

Line

b)

Polyline

c)

Ray

d)

Construction line

52.

Identify the draw toolbar command. It is a/ an:

a)

Circle

b)

Donut

c)

Ellipse

d)

Spline

53.

Identify the draw toolbar command. It is a/ an:

a)

Circle

b)

Donut

c)

Ellipse

d)

Arc

54.

Identify the draw toolbar command. It is a/ an:

a)

Spline

b)

Polyline

c)

Ray

d)

Construction line

55.

Identify the draw toolbar command. It is a/ an:

a)

Circle

b)

Donut

c)

Helix

d)

Arc

56.

This command is drawn to infinity in both directions. It is called a/ an (a)   line.

57.

The polyline command can be used to:

(Check all boxes that are correct)

a)

separate lines that are connected to form a single object

b)

Draw circles

c)

Change line width

d)

Draw arcs

e)

All of the above

58.

When the objects snaps turn red on an object it is called a _________

a)

Cold grip

b)

Blue grip

c)

Hot grip

d)

Object snaps

59.

Hot grips allow the user to manually manipulate and object by either stretching or moving it. True or False

a)

True

b)

False

60.

There are only two methods available to select objects in the drawing window. True or False

a)

Ture

b)

False

61.

What is workstation Ergonomics?

a)

Is the study of how productive a worker is.

b)

It is the fit between the worker and his or her computer workstation

c)

the goal of ergonomics is to help people stay healthy while performing their work more effectively.

d)

It is the fit between the worker and their job duties

62.

Which statement is NOT a benefit of Ergonomics?

a)

Reduces risk

b)

It helps to prevent illnesses such as musculoskeletal disorders.

c)

Improve performances

d)

Make your work environment comfortable.

e)

It makes you smarter.

63.

What is a Personal factor?

a)

considers the physical and psychological abilities of the worker

b)

consider the posture, position of the limb, and support for your back.

c)

consider noise, temperature, ventilation and lighting

d)

consider the position, size of your work surface, the location and height of your computer monitor, and the position of your keyboard and mouse.

64.

What is a Environmental factor?

a)

considers the physical and psychological abilities of the worker

b)

consider the posture, position of the limb, and support for your back.

c)

consider noise, temperature, ventilation and lighting

d)

consider the position, size of your work surface, the location and height of your computer monitor, and the position of your keyboard and mouse.

65.

What is a Workstation factor?

a)

considers the physical and psychological abilities of the worker

b)

consider the posture, position of the limb, and support for your back.

c)

consider noise, temperature, ventilation and lighting

d)

consider the position, size of your work surface, the location and height of your computer monitor, and the position of your keyboard and mouse.

66.

What is a Physical factor?

a)

considers the physical and psychological abilities of the worker

b)

consider the posture, position of the limb, and support for your back.

c)

consider noise, temperature, ventilation and lighting

d)

consider the position, size of your work surface, the location and height of your computer monitor, and the position of your keyboard and mouse.

67.

When considering the noise factor, the ___________.

a)

Aim for a consistent temperature without extremes of hot or cold.

b)

It shouldn’t be too dark or too bright.

c)

Sound levels should always be at comfortable levels

d)

make sure that clean air is circulating in the work environment.

68.

When considering the lighting factor, the ___________.

a)

Aim for a consistent temperature without extremes of hot or cold.

b)

It shouldn’t be too dark or too bright.

c)

Sound levels should always be at comfortable levels

d)

make sure that clean air is circulating in the work environment.

69.

When considering the temperature factor, it ___________.

a)

should be consistent without extremes of hot or cold.

b)

It shouldn’t be too dark or too bright.

c)

Sound levels should always be at comfortable levels

d)

make sure that clean air is circulating in the work environment.

70.

When considering the ventilation factor, ___________.

a)

Aim for a consistent temperature without extremes of hot or cold.

b)

It shouldn’t be too dark or too bright.

c)

Sound levels should always be at comfortable levels

d)

make sure that clean air is circulating in the work environment.

71.

When sitting to your workstation, your arms should be

a)

Flat on floor slightly in front of knees

b)

20-30" to the middle screen

c)

Should be bent 90 - 120 degrees

d)

parallel to the floor, bent 90-110 degrees

e)

Sitting leaning back

72.

When sitting to your workstation, your feet should be

a)

Flat on floor slightly in front of knees

b)

20-30" to the middle screen

c)

Should be bent 90 - 120 degrees

d)

parallel to the floor, bent 90-110 degrees

e)

Sitting leaning back

73.

When sitting to your workstation, your body should be

a)

Flat on floor slightly in front of knees

b)

20-30" to the middle screen

c)

Should be bent 90 - 120 degrees

d)

parallel to the floor, bent 90-110 degrees

e)

Sitting leaning back

74.

When sitting to your workstation, your head should be

a)

Flat on floor slightly in front of knees

b)

20-30" to the middle screen

c)

Should be bent 90 - 120 degrees

d)

parallel to the floor, bent 90-110 degrees

e)

Sitting leaning back

75.

Identify the following modify command above:

a)

Rotate

b)

Scale

c)

Copy

d)

Mirror

e)

Explode

76.

Identify the following modify command above:

a)

Rotate

b)

Scale

c)

Copy

d)

Mirror

e)

Explode

77.

Identify the following modify command above:

a)

Rotate

b)

Scale

c)

Copy

d)

Mirror

e)

Explode

78.

Identify the following modify command above:

a)

Rotate

b)

Scale

c)

Copy

d)

Mirror

e)

Explode

79.

Identify the following modify command above:

a)

Rotate

b)

Scale

c)

Copy

d)

Mirror

e)

Explode

80.

Identify the following modify command above:

a)

Trim

b)

Move

c)

Stretch

d)

Fillet

e)

Rectangle Array

81.

Identify the following modify command above:

a)

Trim

b)

Move

c)

Stretch

d)

Fillet

e)

Rectangle Array

82.

Identify the following modify command above:

a)

Trim

b)

Move

c)

Stretch

d)

Fillet

e)

Rectangle Array

83.

Identify the following modify command above:

a)

Trim

b)

Move

c)

Stretch

d)

Fillet

e)

Rectangle Array

84.

Identify the following modify command above:

a)

Trim

b)

Move

c)

Stretch

d)

Fillet

e)

Rectangle Array

85.

Identify the following modify command above:

a)

Break

b)

Extend

c)

Erase

d)

Chamfer

e)

Polar Array

86.

Identify the following modify command above:

a)

Break

b)

Extend

c)

Erase

d)

Chamfer

e)

Polar Array

87.

Identify the following modify command above:

a)

Break

b)

Extend

c)

Erase

d)

Chamfer

e)

Polar Array

88.

Identify the following modify command above:

a)

Break

b)

Extend

c)

Erase

d)

Chamfer

e)

Polar Array

89.

Identify the following modify command above:

a)

Break

b)

Offset

c)

Path Array

d)

Lengthen

90.

Identify the following modify command above:

a)

Break

b)

Offset

c)

Path Array

d)

Lengthen

91.

Identify the following modify command above:

a)

Break

b)

Offset

c)

Path Array

d)

Lengthen

92.

Increase and decrease the size of an object. (a)  

93.

. Move an object 360° about a point selected by the user. (a)  

94.

It is used to create one or more duplicates of any drawing object. (a)  

95.

It use an imaginary line using two points to create a duplicate of object parallel to its source. (a)  

96.

It allows you to draw an arc between two intersecting lines or adjacent polyline segments. (a)  

97.

Stretch a line, polyline or arc to meet another drawing object/ boundary. (a)  

98.

Creates a new object parallel to or concentric with a selected object. (a)  

99.

Select the correct coordinate entry for the line labelled B.

a)

@ 2.5, 0

b)

@0, 2.5

100.

Select the correct coordinate entry for the line labelled A.

a)

3.18, 2.5

b)

@3.18, 2.5

101.

Select the correct coordinate entry for the line labelled C.

a)

@ 1.8, 0

b)

@0, 1.8

102.

Select the correct coordinate entry for the line labelled L.

a)

@ 5 <50

b)

@5 < 130

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