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40 Cards in this Set
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What is the coordinate system that is measured relative to the origin?
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Absolute
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____ is a line that extends to infinity from both sides.
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X-Line
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T or F: To copy an object on your drawing you can type 'C'
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FALSE
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T or F: The Short Cut to turning on the ortho is F8.
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TRUE
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How do you move multiple objects?
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Select: With base point, copy, and paste in location.
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The ___ Option creates xlines that are parallel to the second line at a specified offset distance.
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offset
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____ is the mode that draws lines at right angles only
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Ortho
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Copy at a specific point.
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Copy Base point
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How do you connect your last line segment to your initial start point
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Close
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The @ sign is used for ____ coordinate system, and the # sign is used for the ____ Coordinate system.
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Relative, and absolute
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When using the Start, Center, Length option of an arc. has a are less than ___ Arc
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180
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Name 4 ways to draw a circle.
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2p,3p, tan:tan: radius, point radius
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What are the axis of an ellipse?
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Major and Minor
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What is the difference between x-line and ray.
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Xline
Ray |
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What is the reason for the "mono chrome" in the plot option.
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To print in a gray scale
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What command is used to draw rectangles with rounded edges?
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Rec Tan
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Given an edge length, how would you draw an hexagon
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Using the Edge option
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What is the command to refresh the window
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Regen
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The command to bring back the last object.
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U
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List five selection methods.
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Click, cross left, cross right, last, and ...
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What is the default arc command, and what is the prompt.
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3 point arc, asking for the first point
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When using the divide command, if nothing seems to happen what should you do?
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Formate the point style
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What is the difference between MLT and SLT
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MLT is optional
SLT is used in dimensioning |
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What is the list command used for
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to gather information on the selected object
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What is the difference between divide and measure
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Div: divides based on the number of objects
Measure: Divides based on a length |
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What are the 3 types of paths for a xref
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Full relative and None
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Define associative text:
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it is an autotext, ie arrows, scaled text, etc.
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Why is it important to have associative dimensions for editing objects.
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Keeps everything relative in size
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Why is it important to Define Associative hatch patterns
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So the pattern stays with the object
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If you erase an island with hatching, what happens
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The hatching does not fill
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What are the 2 ways to insert a block ref.
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Insert in the command line, or though the Block and Ref options
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Block is..
WBlock is.. |
Block is a single object
Wblock is another drawing |
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What space do you need to be in when resizing the viewport
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Model space
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What is an attribute in a block
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Values associated with a block
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Define:
Invisible Constant Verify Present |
Invisible the values are not shown
constant are always the same Verify: inputing Preset: No needed |
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Why do you draw blocks in 0 layer
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So the block comes in as a constant layer no matter when used.
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When using the properties list to edit dimensions, what is the effect of the style
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it effects the single object and not the whole
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What is the difference between linear measuring and aligned
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Linear is based on the x y axis
Aligned is based on the length despite the alignment |
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Purpose of viewports
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to allow for multiple options
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What is the procedure to set annotative text to a specific scale.
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Look up!
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