Worksheets4.21-4.23 POLYSOLID
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 18mins
What is a polysolid?
Match the following applications with their relevant descriptions.
Optimization of space and visibility for various products.
Layout and organization of plants and pathways.
Controlling crowds or restricting areas.
Providing privacy and structural stability.
Match the case study with its relevant description.
A museum of transportation and travel with a wave-like roof.
An abstract painting with geometric shapes and primary colors.
Memorial honoring U.S. service members affected by the Vietnam War.
Which area do you feel needs more practice?
Understanding Applications and Case Studies
Creating Actual Polysolids
Measurement Definitions
Using Modifiers
none of these options
How useful do you find polysolids in 3D modeling for your projects?
Extremely Useful
Useful
Moderately Useful
Not Useful
How confident are you in using the polysolid command in AutoCAD after this lesson?
Very Confident
Confident
Somewhat Confident
Not Confident
List three products that could be designed using the polysolid command in AutoCAD.
Match the misconception with the accurate clarification.
Use the 'justify' option before drawing.
How do I align my polysolid beside?
Press "A" when drawing your polysolid.
How can I create an arc in polyline?
Press "L" to switch to straight lines.
How can I stop my polysolid from arcing?
Adjust using the 'height' modifier.
Why is my polysolid's height unexpected?
Match the modifier letter with its definition.
H
Specifies the height of the polysolid se
L
Adds a line segment to the polysolid
A
Adds an arc segment to the polysolid
W
Specifies where the width of the polysol
Reorder the following steps to create a polysolid properly.
Type 'PSO' or select 'POLYSOLID' commands
Choose the starting point
Specify the width and height
Choose the starting point
Choose the remaining points.
To quickly initiate the polysolid command, type “ (a) ” into the command line.
(a) is the alignment of the extrusion path
(b) is the distance along the extrusion path
(c) is the distance of the polysolid on the z-axis.
(d) is the distance between the two sides of the polysolid
