CSWP CSWP - Certified Solidworks Professional Sketch Tools and Relations 1 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: Which sketch relation constrains two lines so they share the same endpoint?
- Coincident (Correct answer)
- Parallel
- Perpendicular
- Symmetric
Correct answer: Coincident
The Coincident relation forces two sketch entities to share the same point in space.
Question 2: What does a black sketch entity indicate in a SolidWorks sketch?
- Fully defined (Correct answer)
- Over defined
- Under defined
- Dangling
Correct answer: Fully defined
A black sketch entity is fully defined, meaning all its degrees of freedom are constrained by dimensions or relations.
Question 3: Which tool is used to mirror sketch entities about a centerline in a 2D sketch?
- Mirror Entities (Correct answer)
- Dynamic Mirror
- Offset Entities
- Convert Entities
Correct answer: Mirror Entities
Mirror Entities reflects selected sketch elements symmetrically about a chosen centerline or line.
Question 4: What sketch relation would you apply to make two circles the same size?
- Equal (Correct answer)
- Concentric
- Tangent
- Collinear
Correct answer: Equal
The Equal relation forces two selected arcs or circles to have identical radii.
Question 5: Which dimension type in SolidWorks controls the angle between two non-parallel lines in a sketch?
- Angular dimension (Correct answer)
- Linear dimension
- Radial dimension
- Diameter dimension
Correct answer: Angular dimension
An angular dimension constrains the angle between two selected lines or a line and a reference within a sketch.
Question 6: What is the purpose of the 'Fix' sketch relation?
- Locks the entity to its current position in space (Correct answer)
- Makes the entity fully defined by dimensions only
- Attaches the entity to the origin
- Prevents the entity from being deleted
Correct answer: Locks the entity to its current position in space
The Fix relation pins a sketch entity to its current position, removing all its translational degrees of freedom.
Which sketch relation constrains two lines so they share the same endpoint?