The Sketcher 1. You can use the Trim to Closest option of the Trim Entities tool to extend sketch entities.
TRUE
FALSE
2. Which of the following is NOT a type of arc in SOLIDWORKS?
3 Point Arc
Tangent Arc
Centerpoint Arc
Equal Radius Arc
3. One way to remove an existing sketch entity is to select it and then press the __________ key on the keyboard.
R
Enter/Return
Delete
Backspace
4. To select multiple sketch entities, press and hold down the __________ key on the keyboard while selecting multiple entities.
Ctrl
Windows / Command
Alt
Tab
5. This is a test
Test
Test
Sketched Features 6. The Extruded Boss feature can be used to remove material.
TRUE
FALSE
7. You can bring up the dimensions used to define a feature by double-clicking on a face of that feature.
True
False
8. Which end condition from the Cut-Extrude Property manager is used to cut the entire part?
Blind
Up to Next
Through All
Up to Vertex
9. Unlike the Extruded Boss, the Sweep feature does not give you the option to create a Thin Feature.
TRUE
FALSE
10. Which end condition of an Extruded Boss is used to add an equal amount of material to both sides of the sketch plane?
Up To Surface
Blind
Mid Plane
Equal
Applied Features 11. The only way to create a reference plane is by offsetting it from an existing face or plane.
True
False
12. A Shell Feature can only be used to create shells with a uniform thickness. Any walls that you want to give different thicknesses to will need to have material added or removed afterward.
TRUE
FALSE
13. Materials in the Material Library are defined by data such as Density and Yield Strength.
TRUE
FALSE
14. You can select a planar face as the reference plane for mirroring a feature.
TRUE
FALSE
15. When you select multiple edges to Chamfer, a flag is displayed on each edge and each one can be given individual Chamfer dimensions.
TRUE
FALSE
Parts 16. While creating a design table you are prompted to select which dimensions you want to control in the Design Table.
TRUE
FALSE
17. When modifying a feature, you can specify which configuration you want the feature to apply to.
TRUE
FALSE
18. When modifying a dimension, you can specify which configuration(s) you want the modified dimension to apply to.
TRUE
FALSE
19. You can double-click a feature in the graphics area to display its dimensions.
TRUE
FALSE
20. To suppress a feature, you can right-click on it in the FeatureManager Tree or in the Graphics Area, then click on Suppress in the pop-up menu.
TRUE
FALSE
Assemblies 21. When creating an Exploded View, you can move multiple components at the same time in a single step.
TRUE
FALSE
22. You can insert a component into an assembly by dragging the .SLDPRT part file from Windows Explorer into the SOLIDWORKS window and dropping it in your assembly.
TRUE
FALSE
23. You cannot flip the alignment of a Coincident mate from the Mates PropertyManager.
TRUE
FALSE
24. The (f) in front of the first component listed in the Feature Manager Tree indicates:
The component is Flexible.
The component is Floating and free to move.
The component is Fixed.
The component is fully defined from mates.
25. You can apply a Tangent Mate between two flat faces.
TRUE
FALSE
Views 26. When measuring Runout, your dieal indicator is set on the part and shows an initial reading of +0.15. As you rotate the part, the dial goes up to +0.25 and down to -0.2. What would be the amount of Runout error in the part?
0.35
0.2
0.45
0.15
27. Magnetic Lines can also be added easily with Auto-Balloon.
True
False
28. What is the shape of the Concentricity tolerance zone?
The area between two concentric cylinders
The area between two concentric circles
No shape- it is the distance between the datum axis and the feature axis
A cylinder
29. What allows Positions to be more accurately measured than normal coordinate dimensions?
Position specifies the center point more accurately
Datums are used to give functional reference points
It allows for functional requirements to be ignored in some cases
All of the options are correct
30. Which of the following statements is FALSE about Runout tolerances?
Circular Runout has a 2D tolerance zone( two concentric circles). Total Runout has a 3D tolerance zone ( two concentric cylinders).
Total Runout controls the entire surface of the toleranced feature
Runout is a composite control able to control form, location and orientation.
Runout controls are able to make use of the LMC and MMC modifiers
Dimensions, Etc. 31. If there are concentric circles, then it is recommended that you apply the center mark to the ______ circle.
Outer
Inner
32. With the Note Command active, when you roll the cursor over the model, a leader line will appear.
True
False
33. You can not add tolerances or notes to driven dimensions.
True
False
34. To save a Custom Sheet Format you should choose ______ from the File Drop Down Menu.
Save
Save As
Save Sheet Format
Save All
35. If you delete a driving dimension from a drawing view, the dimension will also be deleted from the model.
TRUE
FALSE
Advanced Parts 36. The Split feature can be used to ______.
Split Bodies
Comsume Bodies
Generate an assembly from split bodies
All of the Above
37. Any areas that are _________ will be affected by the flex feature.
Outside the Trim Planes
Inside the Trim Planes
Perpendicular to the Trim Planes
Coincident to the Trim Planes
38. Setback Parameters can only be applied to Variable Radius Fillets.
True
False
39. __________ faces are those that have both positive and negative draft.
Parting
Straddle
Shut-off
Steep
40. The following property manager is found in __________.
Parting lines
Draft analysis
Shell
Convert to Plastics
41. What type of geometry can be used to create lofts: (A) sketches, (B) surfaces, (C) model faces, or (D) points.
A only
A and B
A, B, and C
A, B, C, and D
42. Which surfacing feature is used to push and pull on a surface to create the surface shown?
Move Surface
Deform
Thicken
Freeform
Advanced Assemblies 43. Smart Components can be used to add ______ data to a part when adding it to an assembly.
Cut out
Fasteners
Mounting Holes
All answers are correct
44. Using SOLIDWORKS Explorer, you can determine what assembly a part file is used in by going to:
Properties
References
Where Used
Configurations
45. External references are a side effect of creating:
In-context parts
Bottom-Up designs
Assembly features
Assembly mates
46. The Limit Mate allows you to set limits on what type of motion?
Either Linear or Angular
Neither Linear nor Angular
Only linear
Only angular
47. If a change is made to a mirrored component at the assembly level, both the original and the mirrored component will have that same change.
True
False
48. What are some ways to diagnose mate errors?
Hold cursor over mate with error
Click `What`s Wrong` on the mate error
Use the diagnose option in Mate Expert
All of the Above
49. When creating a new configuration, you always have to give it a unique name, description, and comment.
False
True
Sheet Metal 50. Which of the following is not a valid sheet metal Corner Treatment?
Closed Corners
Welded Corners
Filleted Corners
Break Corners
51. The first step in creating a new sheet metal part is to create an Edge Flange.
TRUE
FALSE
52. Sheet Metal Cuts can be found in the...
Insert drop down menu.
Sheet Metal toolbar.
FeatureManager tree.
Design Library.
53. You can use the sheet metal Corner Trim option to change the part in both its flattened and folded state.
TRUE
FALSE
54. When creating a sketch for a sheet metal Base Flange, it`s important to break off any sharp corners with sketch fillets.
TRUE
FALSE
55. When creating multiple Edge Flanges, which statement is true regarding the arrows that control the direction and the length?
Both the length arrows and direction arrows can be controlled independently.
Both the length arrows and the direction arrows are controlled together.
The length arrows can be controlled independently, but the direction arrows are controlled together.
The direction arrows can be controlled independently, but the length arrows are controlled together.
56. You can convert SolidBody parts to sheet metal.
True
False
SimulationXpress 57. You can use SimulationXpress to perform an analysis on a part with a custom material.
TRUE
FALSE
58. Which of the following is a valid load type in SimulationXpress?
Bearing Loads
Gravitational Loads
Uniform Pressure Distribution
Non-uniform Pressure Distribution
59. How many dimensions can be optimized using SimulationXpress?
0
1
2
3
60. What type of materials does SimulationXpress work with?
Brittle
Ductile
Non-Linear
All of the Above
61. If you have a book shelf that you plan to put 25 lbs on, but the shelf will actually hold 100 lbs before it breaks, the shelf would have a factor of safety of:
.25
1.25
4
None of these