FREE ACP AutoCAD Questions and Answers

Question 1

Which key should you press to cycle between the possible snap points?

Accepted Answer

Tab

Answer

In AutoCAD and Revit, the Tab key is commonly used to cycle through available snap points or selection options when multiple elements or points are close together. This allows users to precisely select the desired snap point (e.g., endpoint, midpoint, intersection) or object without having to zoom in excessively.

Question 2

Object snap tracking, along with object snaps, allows you to temporarily acquire and track up to how many points?

Accepted Answer

Seven

Answer

Object Snap Tracking in AutoCAD allows you to temporarily acquire up to seven tracking points. These points can then be used to create new objects or modify existing ones by inferring alignment paths based on the acquired points. This feature greatly enhances precision and efficiency in drawing.

Question 3

To move an object, _______________.

Accepted Answer

Above all

Answer

The question asks for ways to move an object, and all the provided options (using the Displacement option, selecting an object for grips, and choosing a base point followed by a destination point) are valid methods or steps involved in moving objects in AutoCAD. Therefore, 'Above all' is the most comprehensive correct answer, indicating that all listed methods are applicable.

Question 4

Which of the following options prevents the layer's objects from being seen and considered when the drawing is regenerated?

Accepted Answer

When you froze the layer

Answer

Freezing a layer in AutoCAD makes its objects invisible, prevents them from being plotted, and excludes them from regeneration and selection. This significantly improves performance in large drawings by reducing the amount of data AutoCAD needs to process. Turning a layer off only makes it invisible and prevents plotting, but the objects are still considered during regeneration.

Question 5

You can change the viewport scale factor using _______________.

Accepted Answer

None

Answer

In AutoCAD, you change the viewport scale factor directly within the Layout tab, typically through the Properties palette or the Viewport Scale dropdown on the status bar. There isn't a direct command like `vpscale`, `vscale`, or `viewportscale` to set it via the command line. While the `ZOOM` command with the `XP` option can be used to set the scale relative to paper space, it's not a direct scale factor command.

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FREE ACP AutoCAD Questions and Answers