The Sketcher 1. If a geometric entity or a dimension is displayed in red, this implies that it is:
2. If you modify the position of a point on one side of the mirrored sketch the same point on the other side of the reference line is not modified.
3. The Power Trim option can be used to trim the sketched geometry by clicking and dragging the mouse through parts of the geometry you want to trim away.
4. If you select a face to draw a sketch, the sketch entities can not extend beyond that face, or you`ll see an error message.
5. While sketching a ________ you can transition directly to creating an arc.
Sketched Features 6. Which option within the Loft Property Manager is used to control the transition between the profiles?
7. To create a closed loft feature, you must select all the sections and then select the beginning/ending sketch a second time to define it as the start and end sketch.
8. 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.
9. You cannot create a hollow (thin) sweep feature.
10. You can define independent thicknesses to both sides of a profile when using the Thin Feature.
Applied Features 11. A temporary axis is automatically created by SolidWorks, when a part has a circular edge or face.
12. You can mirror an entire feature by selecting just one of its faces in the graphics area and specifying a plane or face to mirror about.
13. The Normal To tool can be used to make a selected plane, face, or a sketch normal to direction of your viewing.
14. When creating a fillet, the Tangent Propagation option ensures that the fillet is applied to all edges that are tangent to a selected edge.
15. If the part you are designing is completely symmetric you can design half of the part and mirror the entire body across its own axis of symmetry.
Parts 16. If you suppress the sketch of an extruded feature, the extruded feature will also be suppressed because the parent/child relationship.
17. The suppression state of features, while creating a configuration, can be managed by a design table.
18. When modifying a dimension, you can specify which configuration(s) you want the modified dimension to apply to.
19. If you have created the sketch of a rectangle base feature on the Top plane and then extruded it in one direction, the Top plane will be in the center of the extruded feature.
20. You can tell that a dimension is being driven by a design table because it is displayed in a __________ color.
Assemblies 21. You can use the __________ key from the keyboard to flip the direction the component while creating a smart mate.
22. You can apply a tangent mate between a flat and a cylindrical face.
23. When creating an exploded view, you can move two or more components at the same time in a single step.
24. You can apply a tangent mate between two flat faces.
25. The (f) in front of the first component listed in the Feature Manager Tree indicates:
Views 26. If you apply a custom scale to a drawing view, then changing the scale of the entire sheet will modify the scale of that view as well.
27. The dimensions applied to the broken view show the true length of the part even after breaking the view.
28. View arrows are automatically displayed when you generate an auxiliary view.
29. SolidWorks allows you to project views automatically after creating the first model view.
30. You cannot re-align a view if you choose to break its default alignment.
Dimensions, Etc. 31. If you have saved a custom drawing template in the default Tutorial folder then that template will be displayed in the Tutorials tab of the New SolidWorks Document dialog box.
32. If you modify a driven dimension it will update the part geometry.
33. If you select an edge to attach a balloon, it is attached with a dot.
34. When applying an ordinate dimension you need to first specify a zero reference.
35. If you select a face to attach a balloon, it is attached with an arrow.
Advanced Parts 36. Trim Planes are used to...
37. To change the orientation of Trim Planes or Axes you must right click_______.
38. Profiles of lofts can be composed of (A) sketches, (B) surfaces, (C) model faces, (D) points, or (E) a 3-D sketch.
39. To eliminate an entire face what fillet should be used?
40. The diameter of a helix is defined...
41. Ruled surfaces create surfaces that are ____.
42. End caps can be applied to open circular tubes.
Advanced Assemblies 43. Deleting component folders will always also delete the components.
44. When adjusting a mirrored component both components will take the change.
45. You can only have two or three external references for each part in an assembly.
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. The `in place` mate is...
48. What option can be used to create a new configuration that automatically activates configurations with the same name?
49. Which of the following is NOT a symbol for representing a mate error?
Sheet Metal 50. The simplify bends option when creating a sheet metal pattern creates a linear line where there are curves at bend regions.
51. The Hem tool in sheet metal...
52. The sheet metal corner trim option changes the part in both its flattened and folded state.
53. Forming tools, predefined tools used to bend, stretch, or deform a sheet metal part can be found in the...
54. When creating a sketch for a base flange piece of sheet metal you have to use sketch fillets to round the bends.
55. There is no difference between flattening or unfolding sheet metal to create cuts across bends.
56. In order to add a jog to a sheet metal part, you must create a sketch.
SimulationXpress 57. What types of materials does SimulationXpress work with?
58. You can apply loads to ____________ in SimulationXpress.
59. Which of the following does NOT affect SimulationXpress results?
60. What type of study does SimulationXpress perform?
61. SimulationXpress can only be run on a single body at a time.
