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Revit - Modifying Components

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of these things is NOT true about grids?

a)

Grids can be in straight lines, arcs or have multiple segments

b)

If you move a grid, everything that is placed on that grid will move with it

c)

Grids can be seen on floor plans, ceiling plans, elevations, and 3D views

d)

Grid values can only be single digit characters

2.

What view do you need to be in to add grids?

a)

Sections

b)

3D View

c)

Elevations

d)

Floor Plans

3.

Which of these things is NOT true about levels?

a)

Levels can be in straight lines, arcs or have multiple segments

b)

If you move a Level, everything that is placed on that level will move with it

c)

Levels can be seen on elevations & 3D views

d)

When you create a level, it creates a corresponding floor plan for that level

4.

What view do you have to be in to place levels?

a)

Floor Plans

b)

Elevations

c)

3D Views

d)

Reflected Ceiling Plans

5.

Which one of the following determines how tall a wall will be?

a)

Top Constraint

b)

Base Constraint

c)

Offset

d)

Height

6.

What is a non-structural wall made of windows called?

a)

picture wall

b)

window wall

c)

curtain wall

d)

a mistake

7.

Where can you go to change a wall type?

a)

properties panel

b)

project browser

c)

architecture tab

d)

view control bar

8.

Where can you go on the properties panel, to see what parts a wall is made out of?

a)

Edit Type > Components

b)

Edit Type > Structure

c)

View Range

d)

Cross-Section

9.

Based on the photo of Revit categories, the boxes at the bottom are examples of what?

a)

Categories

b)

Families

c)

Types

d)

Instances

10.

Where do you go to add in a new door?

a)

View > Door

b)

Edit Type

c)

Systems > Component

d)

Architecture > Door

11.

If you want to change the size of a door/window that you've placed, where can you do that?

a)

Properties Panel > Load

b)

Architecture > Door

c)

Properties Panel > Edit Type

d)

Properties Panel

12.

What do the two arrows symbolize on doors and windows?

a)

orientation

b)

size

c)

spacing

d)

defined slope

13.

Which of these things can you NOT tag in Revit?

a)

Doors

b)

Rooms

c)

Toilets

d)

Any element can be tagged

14.

If I wanted to duplicate & resize a component, where could I do that from?

a)

View Control Bar

b)

Ribbon Bar

c)

Project Browser

d)

Properties Palette

15.

To load in a couch, where would I go?

a)

Place a Component

b)

Systems

c)

Furniture

d)

Load

16.

Based on the photo of Revit categories, the boxes labeled Round Columns and Rectangular Columns are examples of what?

a)

Categories

b)

Families

c)

Types

d)

Instances