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3D Lofts (AutoCAD)

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which step is the first one in creating a 3d loft in AutoCAD?

a)

Select the polyline or two-dimensional object on bottom

b)

Select the polyline or two-dimensional object in the middle

c)

Select the polyline or two-dimensional object in the top

d)

It does not matter what order you select the objects.

2.

What loft command modifier specifies the first or last point of the lofting operation?

a)

Path, "P"

b)

Guides, "G"

c)

Point, "PO"

d)

Radius, "R"

e)

Mode, "M"

3.

What loft command modifier specifies a single path for the lofted solid or surface?

a)

Path, "P"

b)

Guides, "G"

c)

Point, "PO"

d)

Join Mutliple Edges, "J"

e)

Mode, "M"

4.

True or false, a 3D solid or surface can be created by providing a series of cross sections or lines as seen here.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

In our case study, we investigated which architect is known for using Building Information Modeling software to develop deconstructed style structures employing innovative building materials.

a)

Frank Gehry

b)

Frank Lloyd Wright

c)

Norman Foster

d)

Denise Scott Brown

6.

Which items are possible to draw in AutoCAD using the loft command?

a)

Sea Shell

b)

Curtains

c)

Pumkin

d)

Table

e)

All of these options

7.

How do you specify the order of the profiles used for the Loft command in AutoCAD?

a)

By selecting the profiles in the order they should be used

b)

By entering the order of the profiles in the command

c)

The order does not matter as the command automatically arranges them

d)

By selecting the profiles in reverse order

e)

All of these options

8.

What is the minimum number of 2D objects required to use the Loft command in AutoCAD?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

4

d)

5

e)

All of these options

9.

How do you control the shape of the 3D object created using the Loft command in AutoCAD?

a)

All of the above

b)

By adjusting the shape of the guide curves

c)

By adjusting the shape of the path that the profiles follow

d)

By adjusting the shape of the individual profiles

10.

Can a 3D object created using the loft command in AutoCAD be edited or modified?

a)

No, once created it cannot be changed

b)

Yes, by using the various 3D modify commands

c)

Only certain aspects, such as the top or bottom face, can be edited

d)

Only if it was created using the Extrude command

11.

How confident do you feel about using the loft command in AutoCAD after completing the practice exercise?

a)

Very confident

b)

Confident

c)

Somewhat confident

d)

Not very confident

e)

Not at all confident

12.

How well do you think you understood the concepts covered in the experiment using the loft command in AutoCAD?

a)

Very well

b)

Well

c)

Somewhat well

d)

Not very well

e)

Not at all well

13.

How challenging was the case study using the loft command in AutoCAD?

a)

Very challenging

b)

Challenging

c)

Somewhat challenging

d)

Not very challenging

e)

Not at all challenging