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WorksheetsOnShape Unit 4 Exam
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 21mins
What is a "Branch" in OnShape?
A tool to create multiple instances of sketch entities
A snapshot of the document at a particular time
A fork in the versions and history graph
A local coordinate system used in OnShape
Michael and Grace are working together on a project in OnShape. Michael wants to leave a note in the workspace so Grace can see it and respond. Which tool in OnShape allows users to leave text within a workspace to be seen by collaborators?
Loft
Comment
Merge
Animate
What does the "Loft" tool do in OnShape?
Limits the movement of a mate
Uses one rotational mate and one linear
Smoothly transitions the shape between end profiles
Creates a helix using a conical or cylindrical face
Abigail is assembling a model in OnShape and needs to ensure that the parts are properly aligned and oriented. What is the purpose of a "Mate Connector" in OnShape?
To create multiple instances of sketch entities
To assist with mating and orienting parts during assembly
To limit the movement of a mate
To apply edits to a workspace from one branch to another
What does the "Sweep" feature tool enable you to do in OnShape?
Create a helix using a conical or cylindrical face
Define a shape using a selected region, curves, or planar faces moving along a path
Make an assembly move with a single mate
Use one rotational mate and one linear
Daniel is designing a mechanical part and wants to understand its internal features without taking it apart. What is the purpose of a Section View in modeling?
To allow rotational movement between parts
To see a sliced view of the model
To create a 3D rendering of the model
To apply color to the model
Emma is assembling a mechanical system and needs a connection that allows a part to move back and forth along the Z axis. Which type of mate should she use?
Section View
Offset
Slider
In-Context
What does the Offset function do in modeling?
It rotates a part around an axis
It sketches a curve a specified distance and direction from the original
It creates a mirrored copy of a part
It scales a part to a larger size
David is designing a new product and wants to ensure that all parts fit together perfectly by referencing other components during the modeling process. What is a key component of top-down design in modeling?
Using a Section View
Applying an Offset
In-Context modeling
Creating a Slider mate
Avery is working on a design in OnShape and wants to quickly rotate the view to normal. Which shortcut key should Avery use?
N
O
Esc
Space Bar
Kai is designing a new part in OnShape. He needs to create new geometry for the part. In which area of OnShape does Kai create new geometry?
Extrude
Sketch
Dimension
Assembly tab
Oliver is working on a project in OnShape. He needs to put several parts together. In which tab should Oliver assemble the parts?
Studio
Part
Assembly
Feature
Match the following
Animate
Make an assembly move with a single mate
Workspace
An editable location in an Onshape doc
Offset
Sketch a curve a specified distance
Mate Limits
Limits the movement of a mate.
Section View
See a sliced view of the model.
Identify the the parts of the gear set
Identify the features used to create this object
Label the diagram
Label the diagram
The (a) tool replicates an existing feature or part uniformly around an axis
These settings allow a designer to define the minimum and maximum travel distance for a moving mate, such as a slider
Blind
Mate Limits
Through All
Up to face
What does the `M` stand for in a bolt with the sizing `M10`?
Material
Metric
Diameter
Length
You can mirror an entire feature by selecting just one of its faces in the graphics area and specifying a plane or face to mirror about.
True
False
Reference the image shown here. Based on what you learned about design intent, is there ONLY ONE unique series of commands that can be used to create this part?
Yes
No
Which end type is best used when you want to extrude to a specified depth?
Blind
Symmetric
Up to Vertex
Up to Face
Mass properties are calculated based on ___________.
Steel properties
Aluminum properties
The default material used by Onshape
The material that is specified
Match the definition with the correct term:
This embedded tool allows collaborators to leave text feedback within a specific workspace
Commenting
These icons appear at the top of the screen and on the bottom tabs to indicate when a partner is working in the same document
Social Cues (or Social Icons)
This modeling element allows a designer to define a specific numerical value that can be used consistently across multiple features in a document.
Variable
Creates rounded corners on a part, which helps reduce stresses and prevents rapid deformation at the corners.
Fillet
Unchangeable snapshots of a document at a particular time, used to "save" work progress
Versions
