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| What feature has been turned on if the CAD system automatically draws straight lines horizontally or vertically? | Ortho |
| Which coordinate system specifies a point location from a fixed origin of 0,0,0? | Absolute |
| A keyboard entry of, @ 5.625 < 45, refers to: | Polar |
| What command allows you to draw ""freehand"" within the CAD system? | Sketch |
| When you type a keyboard entry of 0,-1 you have moved the cursor one unit: | Down |
| In CAD, the Object Snap ""NODE"" feature will jump to: | A point |
| In CAD, drawing accuracy is made easier by using: | Snap |
| A uniform pattern of lines on the CAD screen is called a/an: | Grid |
| When the command line prompts you for the ""Start, End, Radius,"" you are probably trying to draw a/an: | Arc |
| When you enter the CIRCLE command, CAD displays ""3P/2P/TTR/<CenterPoint>."" The brackets around the ""Center Point"" indicate: | That it is the default option |
| Unless you change the default settings, CAD will draw 0 degree lines: | Toward the right |
| What type of coordinates are entered as a distance and as an angle from the last entered point? | Polar |
| CAD commands such as LINE, CIRCLE, and ARC and other basic CAD figures are examples of: | Draw commands |
| What type of coordinates in a CAD system are entered with respect to the last point entered? | Relative coordinates |
| What feature makes certain points on an object act like magnets so that clicking near a point is the same as clicking the point itself? | OSnap |
| When using CAD to draw a 45 degree line that is 3 units long, you should input: | @3<45 |
| If using the pull-down menu, the ELLIPSE command is located under: | Draw |
| The CAD feature that defines the size of your working space is the: | Limits |
| When drawing an isometric pictorial, which CAD command is used to draw a circle? | Ellipse |
| You are using a CAD system to draw a polygon. After drawing a series of straight lines, you enter the letter ""C"" from the keyboard. You intend to: | Close the polygon |
| Within CAD, you can draw a CIRCLE by entering its: | Center point and value of its radius or diameter |
| Which CAD feature adjusts the amount that the crosshairs, ""jump"" when you move the mouse? | Snap |
| To ""SNAP"" to the middle of a line, use the: | Midpoint Snap |
| In a CAD system, when you specify X and Y points, you are drawing in: | 2-D |
| To establish the GRID and SNAP functions for a CAD drawing: | The grid and snap may have DIFFERENT values. |
