CAD 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Erases the selected object from the drawing. Can also be activated by pressing the delete key on the keyboard.

A

Erase

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2
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Copies the selected object from one point on the drawing to one or more locations. The user defines two points and the object is copied using these two positions as base points.

A

Copy

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3
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Creates a mirror image of the selected object. The user defines two points, along which autocad generates a “line of reflection” and the reflected object is generated across this line with all components reversed. The user is then asked if they want to keep or delete the original.

A

Mirror

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4
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is like a copy but is more precise and must be used for certain situations as the result is likely to be slightly bigger or smaller than the original.

A

offset

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5
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allows you to simply define how far away and on which side you would like the copy to be made, and AutoCAD will take it from there. Shortcut “o”

A

offset

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6
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is a quick way of doing a lot of copying, as long as all the copies are arranged in a simplistic way.

A

array

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7
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two types of array

A

polar and grid

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8
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Works exactly the same as the copy command except the original is deleted.

A

Move

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9
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The user selects the object(s) to be rotated, a centre point, and defines the number of degrees to revolve through.

A

rotate

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10
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The object(s) are selected, and a basic point and scaling factor are defined.

A

scale

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11
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Creates a symbol on the drawing that is tied to a specific point.

A

point

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12
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A line with a defined starting point with infinite length at a specified slope, the command for which is “RAY” and then you need to give the specifications.

A

ray

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13
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An infinite line with no start or end point at a specified slope. Base point can be snapped with middle point snap mode

A

Xline

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14
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is made of numerous lines/arcs/or both segmented together into one selectable object

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polyline

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15
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are regular, multisided shapes such as pentagons, hexagons etc

A

polygon

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16
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This is a quick way of drawing a four-segment polyline with four right angles.

A

rectangle

17
Q

When using this tool the user can define the arc by selecting three points through which AutoCAD will generate

A

arc

18
Q

The only variables here are radius and centre point.

A

circle

19
Q

are a particular form of curve generated by specific mathematical equations.

A

spline

20
Q

require a radius to be defined for both their vertical and horizontal components

A

ellipse

21
Q

are area fills. They can be made up of a solid color, a gradient (in later versions of AutoCAD) or more usually a specific pattern.

A

hatch

22
Q

Inserts a text string into the drawing

A

text

23
Q

two form of text entry

A

single line
multiline

24
Q

CAD

A

Computer Aided Design

25
Q

The father of cadd/cam

A

Patrick Hanratty

26
Q

Hanratty developed?

A

Pronto in 1957

27
Q

Developed Sketchpad

A

Ivan Sutherland

28
Q

Autodesk was founded by?

A

John Walker in 1982

29
Q

Autocad was first released in

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December 1982

30
Q

2 displays of auto cad

A

3d modeling
3d basics