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  1. In AutoCAD, what is the difference between MOVE and COPY commands?

    Answer: MOVE relocates objects without duplicating; COPY creates duplicates at new locations

    MOVE displaces selected objects to a new location while removing them from the original position, whereas COPY leaves originals in place and creates new copies.

  2. What does the DIMASSOC system variable setting of '2' specify?

    Answer: Dimensions are fully associative and linked to geometry

    DIMASSOC set to 2 creates fully associative dimensions that automatically update when the associated geometry is modified.

  3. Which AutoCAD command is used to convert selected objects to the current layer?

    Answer: LAYCUR

    LAYCUR moves selected objects to the current layer without changing any layer properties.

  4. What is the purpose of using a named UCS in AutoCAD?

    Answer: To save a custom coordinate system orientation for reuse

    Naming a UCS saves its origin and orientation so you can restore that exact coordinate system at any time without redefining it.

  5. In AutoCAD, what does the PEDIT command's 'Join' option do?

    Answer: Combines adjacent lines, arcs, or polylines into a single polyline

    PEDIT's Join option combines contiguous lines, arcs, and polylines that share endpoints into a single continuous polyline.

  6. Which command in AutoCAD is used to create an array of objects along a path?

    Answer: ARRAYPATH

    ARRAYPATH distributes copies of selected objects at specified intervals along a selected curve or path object.

  7. What does the BHATCH command's 'Associative' option ensure?

    Answer: The hatch updates automatically when the boundary geometry changes

    An associative hatch adjusts its fill area dynamically if the boundary objects defining it are modified or stretched.

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