AutoCAD Quiz Part 2

1.        From which direction does AutoCAD start measuring angle?
a. north                  b. east                    c. west                   d. south
2.        What does WCS stand for?
a. western cad system        b. worldwide coordinate system       c. world coordinate system                                 
d. wrong cad system
3.        When drawing in 2D, what axis do you not work with?
a. x                          b. y                         c. z                          d. wcs
4.        is 300 degrees the same as -60 degrees in a drawing?
a. yes                      b. no                       c. not always                        c. never
5.        What should you pay attention to when learning autocad?
a. the command line                          b. the status bar                   c. the title bar                       d. tool icon
6.        Polar coordinates are used mostly for drawing…?
a. circles b. arcs                    c. vertical lines                      d. angled lines
7.        When using the trim command, which do you select first?
a. the cutting edge             b. the object to be trimmed                              c. everything                         d. nothing
8.        How many points do you need to define for the rectangle using the rectangle command.
a. one                    b. two                    c. four                     d. none
9.        How many autocad objects are in a rectangle?
a. none  b. one                    c. four                     d. eight
10.     If you draw a line at 270 degrees, it will point:?
a. up                      b. down c. left                      d. right
11.     How long will a line from 1,4 to 4,4 be?
a. four units            b. eight units                         c. can’t tell from those coordinates     d. three units
12.     How long will line from 1,4 to @4<5 to?
a. three units                         b. four units                            c. five units                            d. 3.5467 units
13.     How many points do you need to draw a line using absolute coordinates?
a. none                  b. one                    c. two                     d. four
14.     What is the best way of drawing a rectangle?
a. using the line command                                                b. using the polyline command
c. using the rectangle command                     d. using the multiline command
15.     The origin of a drawing is at:?
a. 0,0                      b. the first point you select  c. a random point in space                               d. 10,10
16.     Objects are rotated around the
a. base point                        b. bottom right of the object                             c. center of the object        d. origin
17.     The fillet command creates
a. sharp corners                    b. round corners                   c. a circle               d. a boneless fish
18.     A polar array creates new objects...
a. in a grid pattern                              b. in a straight line
c. in a circular pattern                        d. in a northern pattern
19.     The distances of a chamfer are:
a. always different               b. always the same             c. sometimes different                          d. never the same
20.     How many points are there in circle?
a. one                    b. three                  c. none                  d. two
21.     The symbol "@" is translated by AutoCAD to mean ____.
                a. first point            b. last point           c. next point          d. angle of
22.     Drawing a LINE from 2,3 to 2,6 would create a ____ line of ____ units length.
                a. horizontal, 3                      b. diagonal, 2                       c. vertical, 3                          d. diagonal, 3
23.     To draw a LINE from 3,2 to 1,2, you would enter ____ at the "Specify next point:" prompt.
                a. -2,0                     b. @1,2                   c. @-2,0                 d. @1<180
24.     If you wanted to draw a LINE's "next point:" 4.2 units over and 4.2 units up from the "first point:," use ____ coordinate entry.
                a. absolute                            b. relative rectangular                        c. relative polar                    d. direct distance entry
25.     A LINE's "next point:" drawn at @-5.5,0 would be the same as ____.
                a. @5.5<0                               b. @5.5,180                            c. @5.5<90                             d. @5.5<180
26.     A LINE's "next point:" drawn at @4.25<270 would be the same as ____.
                a. @4.25<-90                         b. @4.25,-90                           c. @4.25,-4.25                        d. @4.25,4.25
27.     Polar Snap causes the cursor to ____, while Polar Tracking causes the cursor to ___.
                a.  snap to regular length increments, snap to regular angular increments
                b.  snap to regular angular increments, snap to regular length increments
                c.  snap to the Grid, snap to regular angular increments
                d.  snap to objects, snap to regular angular increments
28.     The correct format for entering relative rectangular coordinates is ____.
                a. X,Y                      b. @X,Y                  c. @dist                      d. X,Y@
29.     In AutoCAD, the default setting direction "straight down" would be measured as ____ degrees.
a.  90                      b. -90                      c. 270                                      d. b. and c.
30.     To draw a LINE “next pint:” 45 units in length straight upward, what would you enter?
                a. @45,0 b. @45<90              c. 45,0                     d. @<90,45



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