The Sketcher 1. Applied geometric relations can be removed by selecting the relation flag and then pressing the Delete key from the keyboard.
2. If a geometric entity or a dimension is displayed in red, this implies that it is:
3. Which check box is selected from the PropertyManager to convert the selected geometry into construction geometry?
4. One way to remove a sketched entity is to select it and then press the _____ key from the keyboard.
5. You can precisely define the shape and size of a sketch using dimensions and geometric relations.
Sketched Features 6. If you have created a single centerline in a sketch then SolidWorks will automatically pre-select it for the axis of revolution when creating a revolved feature.
7. You can create a loft feature using a single 3D sketch.
8. You can define independent thicknesses to both sides of a profile when using the Thin Feature.
9. You cannot create a hollow (thin) sweep feature.
10. The Revolve Cut command, allows you to remove the material by revolving a 2D sketch about a centerline.
Applied Features 11. You can select faces or edges of parts to apply fillet features.
12. The Normal To tool can be used to make a selected plane, face, or a sketch normal to direction of your viewing.
13. Which check box in the Circular Pattern Property Manager is selected to evenly distribute the holes as you increase the number of instances using the spinner?
14. If you create a shell feature without selecting any face to be removed, the resultant model will be a closed thin-walled model.
15. To create an Axis, you can select it from the Insert > Reference Geometry drop-down menu.
Parts 16. Features that are suppressed are completely removed from the model.
17. While creating a design table you are prompted to select which dimensions you want to control in the Design Table.
18. The suppression state of features, while creating a configuration, can be managed by a design table.
19. If you suppress the sketch of an extruded feature, the extruded feature will also be suppressed because the parent/child relationship.
20. To suppress a feature, you can right-click on it in the Feature Manager Tree or in the Graphics Area.
Assemblies 21. You can find out the absolute minimum clearance distance between the two selected components using Dynamic Clearance.
22. When you move the position of a component to identify the dynamic clearance, the distance value is displayed.
23. If you have selected two cylindrical faces; male and female, the concentric mate will automatically be initiated for this selection set.
24. You can apply a tangent mate between a flat and a cylindrical face.
25. You can change the color of a part`s instance in an assembly and have it be reflected in the part file as well.
Views 26. You can only break a view vertically.
27. You can only generate a projected view if you already have placed at least one model view in the drawing.
28. You cannot change the display of several views at once.
29. You can generate an exploded view of an assembly even if it is not created in the Assembly environment.
30. The dimensions applied to the broken view show the true length of the part even after breaking the view.
Dimensions, Etc. 31. You can not change the location or the direction of arrows of driven dimensions.
32. Driving dimensions are displayed in grey color.
33. Jogs must be added manually to ordinate dimensions.
34. You can create a hole callout by selecting the circular edge of a hole feature.
35. If you select an edge to attach a balloon, it is attached with a dot.
Advanced Parts 36. When the path and guide curve have varying lengths the sweep will have the length of...
37. The keep normal constant always...
38. To eliminate an entire face what fillet should be used?
39. When creating a 3D sketch what button on the keyboard is used to change the active orientation.
40. End caps can be applied to open circular tubes.
41. A Mounting Boss fastening feature can be positioned using...
42. In a draft analysis a straddle face means...
Advanced Assemblies 43. The Width Mate...
44. What mate should be used to simulate the movement of a pulley?
45. When two parts have external references changes made to one part will also be applied to the other part if the assembly is open.
46. When saving a part that is referenced in other drawings or assemblies that are open the `save as` function will update the pointers to the new part.
47. Which of the following is NOT a symbol for representing a mate error, A) Yellow Warning Triangle, B) Broken Paperclip, C) Red Circle, D) Red Paperclip.
48. The `in place` mate is...
49. The smart component can be used to add ____ data to part when adding it to an assembly.
Sheet Metal 50. The sketch for a sketched bend or jog do not have to across the entire surface.
51. The sheet metal corner trim option changes the part in both its flattened and folded state.
52. Forming tools, predefined tools used to bend, stretch, or deform a sheet metal part can be found in the...
53. When creating a new sheet metal part, you would typically begin by creating an edge flange.
54. When creating multiple edge flanges the relationship between the yellow arrows that control the direction and grey arrow that control the length is...
55. You can use a sheet metal gauge table to specify bend allowance and K-factor values.
56. The simplify bends option when creating a sheet metal pattern creates a linear line where there are curves at bend regions.
SimulationXpress 57. You can NOT use SimulationXpress to help optimize a part based on _______________.
58. You can apply loads to ____________ in SimulationXpress.
59. You apply __________ restraints in SimulationXpress.
60. How many dimensions can be optimized using SimulationXpress?
61. You can customize the mesh element size and tolerance in SimulationXpress.
