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ECG 101-206

Total questions: 106

Worksheet time: 53mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does a layer freeze do?

a)

makes layers invisible and saves time when regenerating drawing

b)

level objects are removed from the drawing

c)

protect level objects from accidental deletion

d)

will block the object

e)

copies the object

2.

Extrusion of a 2D object is performed using the command ...

a)

Rotate

b)

Extrude faces

c)

Extrude

d)

Object smoothing

e)

Increases the object

3.

The Split command allows you to:

a)

breaks an object into segments

b)

changes the orientation of objects by rotating them around their base point

c)

moves objects to another location

d)

Cuts the selected object

e)

create a copy of the selected objects

4.

What command can be used to insert into the drawing already created geometric objects from the list of blocks?

a)

Insert

b)

Circular pattern

c)

Similarity

d)

cut

e)

copy properties

5.

How can you quickly build an octagon in AutoCAD?

a)

with the Polygon command

b)

using the Multiline option

c)

with Block command

d)

with the Line command

e)

using the Polyline command

6.

How do I change the scope size?

a)

Service - Setting - Select

b)

Edit - Paste

c)

Format - Limits

d)

View - Tools

e)

View - Controls

7.

How do I resize the crosshairs?

a)

Service - Settings - Screen - Crosshairs

b)

Edit - Paste

c)

Format - Limits

d)

View - Tools

e)

View - Zoom

8.

How do I change the screen color?

a)

Tools - Settings - Screen - Color

b)

Edit - Paste

c)

Format - Limits

d)

View - Tools

e)

View - Palette

9.

What is the default chamfer distance 1 and 2?

a)

0

b)

5

c)

9

d)

8

e)

2

10.

What is the default fillet radius?

a)

0

b)

7

c)

8

d)

10

e)

5

11.

Object snaps to the end point of a line or segment:

a)

End

b)

Mid

c)

Tangent

d)

Continued

e)

Apparent intersection

12.

Object snaps to the midpoint of a line or segment:

a)

Mid

b)

End

c)

Tangent

d)

Continued

e)

Center

13.

Object Snap to intersection of objects:

a)

Intersection

b)

End

c)

Center

d)

Nearest

e)

Normal

14.

Object Snap to Circle Center:

a)

Mid

b)

Center

c)

Tangent

d)

Nearest

e)

Quadrant

15.

Object Snap to Quadrant:

a)

Center

b)

Tangent

c)

Quadrant

d)

Nearest

e)

Intersection

16.

Object snapping to block insertion point:

a)

T-insert

b)

End

c)

Tangent

d)

Center

e)

Insert block

17.

Object Snap to Node:

a)

Node

b)

End

c)

Tangent

d)

T-inserts

e)

Point

18.

Object Snap to Nearest Point:

a)

Nearest

b)

Mid

c)

Tangent

d)

T-inserts

e)

Seeming

19.

Object snaps to a perpendicular line or segment:

a)

Normal

b)

Quadrant

c)

Mid

d)

Tangent

e)

Block

20.

Object snaps to the tangent point of the circle:

a)

Tangent

b)

Quadrant

c)

Mid

d)

Normal

21.

Purpose of the Extrude command:

a)

body movement

b)

extrude selected region

c)

rotation of one or more faces

d)

change the color of individual faces

e)

Extrude bounded area

22.

Functions of the "Zoom" command

a)

Increase and decrease the drawing area

b)

Copy object

c)

Move object

d)

Change property of an object

e)

Compass object

23.

What does the option to disable a layer give?

a)

makes layers invisible

b)

blocks the layer

c)

protection of level objects from accidental deletion

d)

makes levels invisible and saves time when regenerating a blueprint

e)

sets the currently selected object

24.

What does the block layer option do?

a)

blocks the layer

b)

protect level objects from accidental deletion

c)

makes levels invisible

d)

level objects are removed from the drawing

e)

group disbandment

25.

Can I assign a color to a layer?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Yes, with the "cancel" option

d)

Yes, with the "copy" option

e)

Yes, with the "insert block" option

26.

Does the polyline command allow you to draw an arc with a given radius?

a)

Yes

b)

no

c)

Yes, with the "cancel" option

d)

Yes, with the "copy" option

e)

Yes, with the "create" option

27.

Which panel contains the command for creating a spiral (helical lines):

a)

Simulation

b)

Network

c)

Draw

d)

Editing

e)

Parameterization

28.

Which panel is the zoom for all drawing primitives?

a)

Navigation - All

b)

Navigation - Frame

c)

Navigation - Zoom

d)

Navigation - Object

e)

Yes, with "compass" option

29.

Which mode snaps to the line extension?

a)

Continued

b)

Intersection

c)

Mid

d)

Center

e)

normal

30.

What command is used to construct a straight line without end and beginning?

a)

Direct

b)

Segment

c)

Beam

d)

Polyline

e)

With option "line"

31.

Is it possible to draw a polyline with different thickness values for the start and end?

a)

Yes, for any segment type

b)

Yes, but only for line segment

c)

No

d)

Yes, but only for arc segment

e)

Yes, with the "insert" option

32.

Which command allows you to merge bodies ...

a)

Union

b)

Subtraction

c)

Intersection

d)

Anti-aliasing

e)

With the "create" option

33.

Which drop-down menu is used to set the units?

a)

Format

b)

Service

c)

View

d)

Draw

e)

Screen

34.

What does the K, K, P circle construction mode mean?

a)

tangent to two objects and through a point

b)

circle through three points

c)

circle by center and radius

d)

tangent to two objects with a specified radius

35.

How many ways to create text are there in AutoCAD?

a)

Three

b)

Two

c)

Four

d)

Five

e)

only one

36.

Which function key is enabled for setting orthogonal mode?

a)

F8

b)

F1

c)

F6

d)

F3

e)

F9

37.

Which tab is the Editing panel in?

a)

Home

b)

Network Simulation

c)

Visualization

d)

Annotation

e)

View

38.

How many types of patterns are there in AutoCAD?

a)

Three

b)

Two

c)

Five

d)

Four

e)

One

39.

How many objects can simultaneously participate in the Offset command?

a)

One

b)

Two

c)

Three

d)

Five

e)

Several

40.

Which tab is the Body Editing panel in?

a)

Home

b)

View

c)

Control

d)

Output

e)

Input

41.

Which tab of the "Settings" window is used to customize the colors of interface elements?

a)

Screen

b)

Selection

c)

System

d)

3D modeling

e)

Visualization

42.

What part of the picture does the auxiliary graphics grid cover?

a)

The area corresponding to the borders of the drawing set using the command "Drawing limits"

b)

Entire drawing

c)

Graphics only

d)

All text

e)

Text only

43.

What is the default unit of measurement in the AutoCAD environment?

a)

Architectural

b)

Scientific

c)

Decimal

d)

Engineering

e)

Fractional

44.

Which dropdown menu changes the style of the point?

a)

Format

b)

View

c)

Draw

d)

Service

e)

Control

45.

In which dropdown menu can I create a new table style?

a)

Format

b)

View

c)

Draw

d)

Service

e)

Surface

46.

What is the function of the Spline command?

a)

Construct a smooth curve at specified points

b)

Build arc

c)

Build line

d)

Build multiline

e)

Draw line and arc

47.

What is Ortho mode for?

a)

Draw lines parallel to the coordinate axes

b)

Draw lines perpendicular to the coordinate axes

c)

Draw lines at an angle of 450

d)

Enabling mesh

e)

Enable gizmo

48.

What does the Width option do in the Polyline command?

a)

Specifies the width of line or arc segments

b)

Specifies the spacing between points on the same line

c)

Specifies the starting point

d)

Edits polyline

e)

Specifies the circle

49.

What does the Arc option do in the Polyline command?

a)

Draws line segments

b)

Specifies the starting point

c)

Draw arc segments

d)

Edits a polyline curve

e)

Copy a polyline curve

50.

The purpose of the "Break" command in dimensioning:

a)

Draws a dimension line with a break at the intersection with other objects

b)

Jogged dimension line

c)

Dimension line drawing with tolerance

d)

Draw a dimension line from the first leader line

e)

Apply an aligned dimension

51.

How to find out the distance of the constructed segment?

a)

Service - Details - Distance

b)

Size - Distance

c)

Dimensions - Linear

d)

Tools - Screen

e)

Tools - View

52.

Is the fill angle always 360 in a circular array?

a)

No

b)

Yes

c)

Depends on the object

d)

Depends on the type of computer

e)

Depends on the type of circle

53.

Which option should you use to draw the polygon to the side?

a)

Side

b)

Center of polygon

c)

edit

d)

Erase

e)

Edge

54.

Which layer is the current default?

a)

null

b)

single

c)

previous

d)

built

e)

Visible

55.

What is the purpose of the Repeat command?

a)

restores the last erased object

b)

deselects an object

c)

erases the object

d)

cancels all erased objects

e)

cancels all erased layers

56.

Which drop-down menu can be used to change the appearance of a point?

a)

Format - Display Points

b)

Format - Units

c)

Format - Multiline Styles

d)

Format - Text style

e)

Format - Edit

57.

Can I assign material to solids?

a)

yes

b)

no

c)

depends on objects

d)

depends on the AutoCAD version

e)

tracking mode

58.

What is a polyline?

a)

sequence of line and arc segments

b)

draw arc

c)

segment editing

d)

dot sequence

e)

change linetype

59.

What is a multiline?

a)

sequence of parallel line segments

b)

sequence of line segments

c)

sequence of arc segments

d)

dot sequence

e)

polyline editing

60.

What does the Select Object command prompt mean?

a)

select objects

b)

line creation

c)

create arc

d)

object creation

e)

create multiline

61.

Does the old object always remain when mirroring?

a)

depends on the choice of option No or Yes

b)

yes

c)

no

d)

remains if Ortho mode is on

e)

yes, if you use the Edge - don't lengthen option

62.

Cutting a 3D object by three points is carried out using the command ...

a)

Extrude

b)

Thickness

c)

Section

d)

Interaction

e)

3D Transfer

63.

Command for dividing an object into equal parts:

a)

Draw - Point - Divide

b)

Draw - Point - Mark out

c)

Draw - Point - Single

d)

Draw - Point - Multiple

e)

Draw - Point - Mark

64.

How is copy command different from offset?

a)

Copy makes the copy the same size, but offset may resize

b)

Copy makes a copy and offset removes

c)

Copy makes the copy twice the size and the offset half the size

d)

Copy offsets the object and offset copies

e)

Copying offsets the object and offset extends

65.

How do I display the main menu on the screen?

a)

Click on the little button in the "Quick Access Toolbar" - Show Menu Bar

b)

Click on the little button in the "Quick Access Toolbar" - Hide Menu Bar

c)

Click on the little button in the "Quick Access Toolbar" - show under the ribbon

d)

Click the little button in the "Quick Access Toolbar" - other commands

e)

Click on the little button in the "Quick Access Toolbar" - View

66.

Displaying the status bar?

a)

STATUSAR (from keyboard)

b)

TRAYICONS (from keyboard)

c)

TRAYNOTIFY (from keyboard)

d)

TRAYTIMELUT (from keyboard)

e)

STARTTIMELUT (from keyboard)

67.

Panning the view by dragging and dropping (interface):

a)

View - Navigation - Orbit

b)

View - Navigation - Free Orbit

c)

View - Navigation - Pan

d)

View - Navigation - Continuous Orbit

e)

View - Pan - in real time

68.

What 2D editing commands are applicable in 3D?

a)

Move, copy, rotate, mirror, array

b)

Cut, lengthen

c)

Offset, stretch

d)

Scale, increase

e)

Similarity, stretch

69.

How to call the Edit 3D Objects command (via the menu)?

a)

Edit - 3D Operation

b)

Body editing

c)

Network editing

d)

Change space

e)

Home - Editing - 3D Transfer

70.

Which command is used to cut a 3D solid?

a)

Section

b)

Extrude face

c)

Extract edges

d)

Interaction

e)

Subtraction

71.

How to invoke the branding solid command (via tape)?

a)

Home - Body Editing - Brand

b)

Home - Body Editing - Extract Edges

c)

Home - Body Editing - Copy Edges

d)

Home - Solid Editing - Change Edge Color

e)

Home - Sub-object

72.

What is the 3D align command for?

a)

To move objects relative to other objects using anchor points

b)

For mirroring

c)

To rotate an object

d)

To rotate an object relative to a plane

e)

To mirror an object relative to a plane

73.

What is the Zoom command for?

a)

To enlarge or shrink selected objects while maintaining proportion

b)

To rotate objects

c)

To move an object

d)

To create a 2D array

e)

To change the scale of 3D objects

74.

What is Rendering?

a)

Display method based on material, lighting and other photorealistic effects

b)

Visual style

c)

Hide command

d)

3D Hidden

e)

3D Viewport Configuration

75.

How do I trigger a "continuous orbit" (via tape)?

a)

view> navigation> continuous orbit

b)

view> orbit

c)

view> free orbit

d)

view> pan

e)

view> steering wheels

76.

How to launch "continuous orbit" (via ribbon)

a)

View> navigation> continuous orbit> specify direction of rotation> release button

b)

View> navigation> continuous> point object> direction of rotation> hold button

c)

View> navigation> continuous orbit> nothing

d)

View> navigation> continuous orbit

e)

View> navigation> standard orbit

77.

What is animation?

a)

This is a dynamic image of the model (when walking or flying)

b)

These are model images (in orbit)

c)

This is an image of the model in space

d)

This is an image of movement in the XY plane

e)

Live image preview when camera is to the left of XY

78.

What is model space?

a)

2D space in which a 1:1 scale model is created

b)

The one-dimensional space in which a 1:1 scale model is created

c)

The three-dimensional space in which a 1:1 scale model is created

d)

The multidimensional space in which a 1:1 scale model is created

e)

Space in which the 1:100 scale model is created

79.

A set of standards that establish uniform rules and regulations for the development, execution and circulation of design documentation for all industries and construction is called:

a)

ESKD

b)

GOST

c)

ESTD

d)

GSI

e)

PLACES

80.

Select a format designation from the list with side dimensions 594x420 mm:

a)

A2

b)

A4

c)

А0

d)

А1

e)

А3

81.

Select a format designator from the list that is placed vertically only:

a)

A3

b)

A4

c)

A5

d)

A2

e)

A0

82.

The title block inside the drawing frame is placed:

a)

in the lower right corner

b)

in the upper right corner

c)

in the upper left corner

d)

in the lower left corner

e)

in center

83.

Size A0:

a)

594x420 mm

b)

1189x841 mm

c)

210x420 mm

d)

841x594 mm

e)

9641x594 mm

84.

Select a numerical magnification scale:

a)

1:1

b)

1:4

c)

2:1

d)

1:2.5

e)

1:5

85.

The line of the visible contour is indicated in the drawing:

a)

Solid thick line

b)

Solid thin line

c)

Open line

d)

Solid wavy line

e)

Wavy line

86.

Section lines are indicated in the drawing:

a)

Open line

b)

Solid wavy line

c)

Dashed line

d)

Solid thick line

e)

Dotted line

87.

The clipping line is indicated in the drawing:

a)

Solid thick line

b)

Solid thin line

c)

Solid wavy line

d)

Dash-dotted thin line

e)

Thin wavy line

88.

Select from the list a line whose thickness is indicated by the letter S:

a)

Solid thick

b)

Solid thin with kinks

c)

Solid wavy

d)

Solid thin

e)

Solid line

89.

The line width indicated by the letter S is:

a)

0.5 to 1.4 mm

b)

2 to 3 mm

c)

0.1 to 0.5 mm

d)

3 to 5 mm

e)

3 to 4.5 mm

90.

The slant of the drawing font (type B) to the base of the line is:

a)

15°

b)

25°

c)

75°

d)

65°

e)

35°

91.

The length of the dash line varies:

a)

4 to 6 mm

b)

2 to 3 mm

c)

3 to 4 mm

d)

7 to 9 mm

e)

3 to 9 mm

92.

The letter h when choosing a font parameter means:

a)

Height of uppercase letters

b)

Line weight of the font

c)

Height of lowercase letters

d)

Letter spacing

e)

Height between letters

93.

Dimensional numbers pose:

a)

Above the dimension line, parallel to it

b)

Under the dimension line, parallel to it

c)

Under the dimension line, perpendicular to it

d)

Above the dimension line, perpendicular to it

e)

Above the dimension line, parameterized to it

94.

A smooth transition from one line to another is called:

a)

mating

b)

Taper

c)

Bias

d)

Chamfer

e)

Angle

95.

A smooth closed symmetric curve consisting of four mating arcs is called:

a)

Ovoid

b)

Oval

c)

Curl

d)

Ellipse

e)

Arc

96.

The letter V in the projection drawing denotes:

a)

Profile projection

b)

Frontal projection

c)

Horizontal projection

d)

Parallel projection

e)

Oblique projection

97.

The letter W in projection drawing represents:

a)

Horizontal projection

b)

Profile projection

c)

Frontal projection

d)

Parallel projection

e)

Oblique projection

98.

The letter H in projection drawing represents:

a)

Profile projection

b)

Horizontal projection

c)

Frontal projection

d)

Parallel projection

e)

Oblique projection

99.

Visual images of an object, obtained by parallel projection of it onto one projection plane together with the axes of rectangular coordinates to which this object is assigned, are called:

a)

Horizontal projections

b)

Axonometric projections

c)

Parallel projections

d)

Perpendicular projections

e)

Oblique projections

100.

The X, Y and Z axes in a rectangular isometric projection are located at an angle to each other:

a)

90°, 135° and 135°

b)

60°, 60° and 60°

c)

120°, 120° and 120°

d)

45°, 45° and 90°

e)

30°, 90° and 120°

101.

Images obtained on the planes of the coordinate angle and aligned in one plane are called:

a)

Projection

b)

Epure

c)

Solid model

d)

Sketch

e)

Detail

102.

The projection planes are at an angle to each other:

a)

90°

b)

120°

c)

45°

d)

60°

e)

30°

103.

The geometric body obtained by rotating a semicircle around the diameter, which is also the axis of rotation, is:

a)

Thor

b)

Cone

c)

Ball

d)

Cylinder

e)

Box

104.

A polyhedron whose base is a polygon, and the side faces are triangles that have a common vertex, is called:

a)

Pyramid

b)

Cylinder

c)

Prism

d)

Cube

e)

Wedge

105.

The main view when projecting a model onto a plane is taken:

a)

Front view

b)

Right side view

c)

Left view

d)

Top view

e)

Bottom view

106.

An image of a flat figure, which is obtained by mentally dissecting an object with one or more planes, showing only what is obtained directly in the cutting plane:

a)

Section

b)

Left view

c)

Local view

d)

View

e)

Right side view

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