What is the correct and safe method for turning off a computer, ensuring proper data saving and preventing file corruption? a) Hard Shutdown b) Soft Shutdown
b) Soft Shutdown
Which line in the "Alphabet of Lines" is a thick, solid line used to represent the visible edges and outlines of an object? a) Hidden Line b) Visible Line
b) Visible Line
What type of pictorial drawing is considered the most realistic because it uses vanishing points to create the illusion of depth? a) Isometric Drawing b) Perspective Drawing
b) Perspective Drawing
In most CAD software, which command is used to combine two non-parallel lines with a rounded arc? a) Chamfer (CHA) b) Fillet (F)
b) Fillet (F)
Which CAD tool is used to create a closed, multi-sided geometric figure where all interior angles are equal? a) Hatch b) Polygon
b) Polygon
To protect a computer from sudden power outages and allow time for a proper shutdown, you should connect it to a: a) Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) b) Power Strip
a) Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
Which line is a thin, dashed line used to represent edges that are not visible from the current viewpoint? a) Hidden Line b) Center Line
a) Hidden Line
In an Isometric Drawing, the three principal axes are typically drawn how many degrees apart? a) 90° b) 120°
b) 120°
Which command is used to change the size of selected objects proportionally based on a scale factor? a) TRIM (TR) b) SCALE (SC)
b) SCALE (SC)
What is the essential difference between using the Line tool and the Polyline tool in CAD?
a) Line creates segments that are separate objects; Polyline creates segments joined as a single object.
b) Line can only be drawn horizontally or vertically; Polyline can be drawn at any angle.
a) Line creates segments that are separate objects; Polyline creates segments joined as a single object.
When cleaning a computer monitor, what is the safest and most effective method? a) Spray cleaning solution directly onto the screen. b) Spray a screen-safe solution onto a lint-free cloth and then wipe.
b) Spray a screen-safe solution onto a lint-free cloth and then wipe.
Which line is used to show the alternate positions of a moving part or the location of an adjacent, related part? a) Dimension Line b) Phantom Line
b) Phantom Line
A drawing that shows how individual parts fit together to create a final product is called a: a) Detail Drawing b) Assembly Drawing
b) Assembly Drawing
Which command is used to remove an object or part of an object that extends beyond a defined cutting edge? a) EXTEND (EX) b) TRIM (TR)
b) TRIM (TR)
Which option must be specified when using the Circle tool in CAD to accurately define its size? a) Area b) Radius or Diameter
b) Radius or Diameter
What is the name of the feature that allows a user to revert a computer's system files, settings, and installed applications to a previous, healthy state?
System Restore Point
What is the name for the thin, long-short-long line used to indicate the exact center of a circle, arc, or symmetrical object?
Center Line
What type of drawing provides multiple two-dimensional views (like top, front, and right side) of an object, aligned with each other?
Orthographic Drawing
What is the name of the command used to connect two non-parallel lines with a beveled (angled) corner, often set using two distance values?
Chamfer (CHA)
What CAD tool is specifically used to quickly draw perfect, closed rectangles by defining the coordinates of two opposite corners?
RECTANGLE (REC)
This type of shutdown forcefully cuts power to the computer and should only be used as a last resort if the system is completely unresponsive.
Hard Shutdown
A thin, solid line with arrowheads at each end, used to show the measured size of an object, is called a:
Dimension Line
What specific term is used to describe the type of drawing where one axis is drawn at a 45-degree angle to the horizontal, giving a slightly distorted, but easy-to-draw, 3D appearance?
Oblique Drawing
What command moves an object from one specified location to another, typically requiring a base point and a displacement point?
MOVE (M)
What drawing tool is used to create smooth, curved lines based on a set of defined points (control vertices) that the line passes near or through?
SPLINE