Question

Which ioon in the Layer Properties Manager A. Green check mark B. Light bulb C. Padlock D. Ice crystal 8. indicates the current layer? 9. For which of the following object types would the Endpoint object snap not be useful? A. Arc B. Cirele C. Line D. Spline 10. Which option of the MEASUREGEOM command allows you to measure the perimeter of a closed objeer? A. Area B. Distance C. Radius D. Volume True/False Indicate whether the starement is trwe or false 11. When setting drawing limits, you should specify limits slightly smaller than the objects you intend to draw 12. Dimensional input is available when dynamic input is disabled. 13. Circles and lines are examples of polygons. 14. An inscribed polygon is one that is drawn outside an imaginary circle so that the sides of the polygon are tangent to the eircle 15. Phantom lines are thin lines that consist of one long dash alternating with one short dash. 16. DesignCenter allows you to drag and drop content from any accessible file into the current drawing file. 17. Zooming in allows you to see a larger part of the drawing at a lower magnification. 18. AutoCAD allows you to create custom viewport configurations 19. Before you can toggle running object snaps on or off, you must close any active command. 20. A deferred perpendicular is one that AutoCAD cannot calculate.

Answer 1

8.

Ans. (A) Green check mark

9.

Ans. (B) Circle

10.

Ans. (A) Area

11. F     - The limits should be greater than the objects you intendto draw.

12. F     - Dimensional input is under dynamic input. So it has to be enabled to avail dimensional input.

13. F    - A polygon is a closed plane figure with three or more sides that are all straight. Circles don't have any straight side and lines have just one straight side. So they are not polygons.

14. F   - An inscribed polygon is any polygon which is inscribed in a shape or for cyclic polygon that is inscribed in a circle.

15. F    - Phantom lines are alternately long- and double short-dashed thin lines.

16. T    - DesignCenter allows you to drag and drop content from any accessible file into the current drawing file.

17. F   - Zooming in allows you to see a larger part of the drawing at a higher magnification.

18. T   - You can create custom viewport configurations in AutoCAD

19.   F   - Running object snap persists through all subsequent commands so you need not close any active command to toggle it.

20.   F    - AutoCAD can calculate deferred perpendicular.