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Extrude Surfaces, Separate, & Offset Edge (3d Autocad)

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the effect of a positive angle of taper for extrusion?

a)

Tapers the selected face in

b)

Tapers the selected face out

c)

Extrudes the face perpendicular to its plane

d)

None of these options

2.

What is the default angle of taper for extrusion?

a)

90 degrees

b)

-90 degrees

c)

0 degrees

d)

45 degrees

3.

Which of the following can be done to extend a 3D solid face?

a)

Move its faces in the X direction only

b)

Change its shape by moving its faces in the Y direction

c)

Extend it in the Z direction

d)

Extend it in the any direction

4.

What is the purpose of separating 3D solid objects with disjointed volumes?

a)

To combine them into a single volume

b)

To create independent 3D solid objects

c)

To separate Boolean objects that form a single volume

d)

All of these options

5.

What happens when you separate a 3D solid object with disjointed volumes?

a)

It results in a single 3D solid with one continuous volume

b)

It results in independent 3D solid objects

c)

It results in a single 3D solid that consists of more than one continuous volume

d)

None of the above

6.

What will happen when the separate command is used on 3D solid objects with a joined volume?

a)

It will result in multiple independent 3D solid objects

b)

It will have no effect and the objects will remain as one joined volume

c)

It will result in a single 3D solid with a disjointed volume

d)

It will separate Boolean objects that form a single volume

7.

What will happen when the separate command is used on unjoined 3D solid objects that are arrayed?

a)

It will result in multiple independent 3D solid objects for each element of the array

b)

It will have no effect and the objects will remain as one arrayed volume

c)

It will separate each element of the array into separate 3D solids

d)

It will result in a single 3D solid with a disjointed volume

8.

What does the OFFSETEDGE command do to a selected planar face on a 3D solid or surface?

a)

It creates a closed polyline or spline object

b)

It creates a closed circle object

c)

It creates a closed rectangle object

d)

It creates a closed triangle object

9.

What is the result of the OFFSETEDGE command on a selected planar face on a 3D solid or surface?

a)

A closed polyline or spline object that is offset at a specified distance from the edges of the selected face

b)

An open polyline or spline object that is offset at a specified distance from the edges of the selected face

c)

A closed circle object that is offset at a specified distance from the edges of the selected face

d)

A closed rectangle object that is offset at a specified distance from the edges of the selected face

10.

Where is the resulting object of the OFFSETEDGE command located in relation to the selected face?

a)

It is located on the same plane as the selected face or surface

b)

It is located on a different plane than the selected face or surface

c)

It is located above the selected face or surface

d)

It is located below the selected face or surface

11.

Can the resulting object of the OFFSETEDGE command be inside or outside the original edges?

a)

Yes

b)

No

12.

How confident are you in using the OFFSETEDGE command?

a)

Extremely confident

b)

Somewhat confident

c)

Not very confident

d)

Not at all confident

e)

Haven't used it before

13.

How familiar are you with using the SEPARATE command to separate 3D solid objects with disjointed volumes into independent 3D solid objects?

a)

Extremely familiar

b)

Familiar

c)

Somewhat familiar

d)

Not very familiar

e)

Not at all familiar

14.

How comfortable are you with using the EXTRUDE SURFACE?

a)

Extremely comfortable

b)

Comfortable

c)

Somewhat comfortable

d)

Not very comfortable

e)

Not at all comfortable