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WorksheetsOnshape - Intro to CAD - Unit 1 Vocab
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is an assembly in Onshape?
A collection of instances of parts, sketches, surfaces, or subassemblies that define both position and movement.
A feature used to position instances in an assembly and define movement.
A flat, two-dimensional surface that extends infinitely far.
The cube in the top right corner of the graphics area when you open a document.
What does the sweep feature do in Onshape?
Takes one 2D profile and sweeps it along a second profile to create solid geometry.
Adds depth to a selected region or face along a straight path.
Creates parts by revolving sketch regions about a central axis.
Enables you to use profiles to smoothly transition between them.
What is the purpose of the extrude feature in Onshape?
To create a 3D solid by extending a 2D sketch in a specific direction.
To create a 2D sketch by extending a 3D solid in a specific direction.
To rotate a 3D solid around a specific axis.
To mirror a 2D sketch across a specific plane.
What does the revolute mate enable in Onshape?
Rotational movement
Static position
Translational movement
Linear movement
What are features in Onshape?
Functions in a CAD software
Building blocks of a 3D model
Components of a 2D sketch
Materials used in 3D printing
A flat, two-dimensional surface that extends infinitely far.
View Cube
Plane
Normal
Mate
A feature that enables you to use profiles to smoothly transition between them.
Loft
Revolve
Sweep
Feature
A tab inside of an Onshape document containing the parametric definition of one or more solid bodies.
Part Studio
Feature
Assembly
Extrude
Match the following
The cube in the top right corner of the graphics area when you open a document.
View Cube
A collection of design data organized into Onshape tabs.
Onshape Document
A collection of instances of parts, sketches, surfaces, or subassemblies that define both position and movement.
Assembly
Match the following
A single view of an object presented as perpendicular to the viewer.
Orthographic View
A measurable extent such as length, width, depth, or height. OR The tool to mark distances, angles, or arc lengths in Part Studios or Drawings.
Dimension
A view of an object presented such that the front, right, and top of an object are all visible.
Isometric View
