The Sketcher 1. You can precisely define the shape and size of a sketch using dimensions and geometric relations.
2. You can extend the sketch entities using the Trim to closest option.
3. All sketch entities that are created using convert entities are displayed in blue, which implies dimensions are needed to constrain it.
4. If a minus (-) sign is displayed to the left of the name of the sketch in the FeatureManager Tree, it implies that the sketch is:
5. To select more than one sketched entity, you need to press and hold down the ________ key from the keyboard and while selecting the entities.
Sketched Features 6. You can create a loft feature using a single 3D sketch.
7. Which option within the Loft Property Manager is used to control the transition between the profiles?
8. How many sketches are required to create a simple swept feature?
9. You can bring up the dimension of a feature by double-clicking on a face of that feature.
10. You can define independent thicknesses to both sides of a profile when using the Thin Feature.
Applied Features 11. You can define the parameters for creating a linear pattern by entering values in the flag that is attached to a selected linear reference.
12. Features that do not require a sketch to be drawn are known as ________ features.
13. If you rotate the model, there is an icon that allows you to switch back to the previous view.
14. A temporary axis is automatically created by SolidWorks, when a part has a circular edge or face.
15. Chamfers are only used to remove material. You can not add material using the Chamfer tool.
Parts 16. The suppression state of features, while creating a configuration, can be managed by a design table.
17. When you create a new configuration, the default configuration is activated and the newly created configuration is grayed out.
18. You can manage the size of features in different configurations using the design table.
19. Once a part has been extruded, the depth of the extrusion can be modified by choosing the Edit Feature option from the shortcut menu by right clicking on it in the Feature Manager Tree.
20. 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.
Assemblies 21. You can apply a tangent mate between a flat and a cylindrical face.
22. You must press and hold the ____________ key down while applying the smart mates in the assembly document.
23. An additional item provided in the FeatureManager Tree of a document started in the Assembly environment is the __________ item.
24. You can not flip the alignment of the component after applying the distance mate.
25. You can apply the tangent mate between a flat face and a sphere.
Views 26. The dimensions applied to the broken view show the true length of the part even after breaking the view.
27. SolidWorks allows you to project views automatically after creating the first model view.
28. You can change the scale of the entire sheet but you can not change the scale of individual views.
29. The "Display Style" icons only become available if you select a drawing view from the sheet.
30. If you modify the location and size of the detail circle in the parent view, the detail view updates dynamically.
Dimensions, Etc. 31. To save a Custom Sheet Format you should choose ______ from the File Drop Down Menu.
32. With the Note Command active, when you roll the cursor over the model, a leader line will appear.
33. If you delete driving dimensions from the drawing views the dimension is also deleted from the model.
34. 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.
35. You can change the precision of an imported dimension and add tolerance to it.
Advanced Parts 36. The Indent Feature can only be applied to Multibody parts.
37. The order the structural members are added does not affect the final product.
38. To change the orientation of Trim Planes or Axes you must right click_______.
39. Any areas that are _________ will be affected by the flex feature.
40. Changes made to the original sketch will also be done to the derived sketch .
41. Trim Planes are used to...
42. You can add new profiles to lofts after they have been created.
Advanced Assemblies 43. 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.
44. Deleting component folders will always also delete the components.
45. The difference between using the `save as` and SolidWorks Explorer to rename a part and update the pointers is that...
46. When adjusting a mirrored component both components will take the change.
47. Features applied at the assembly level cannot be propagated to the individual parts.
48. You cannot edit a part while in an assembly.
49. The main purpose for using assembly design tables are to...
Sheet Metal 50. The rip feature is generally used to...
51. You can add flanges to cones and lofts made out of sheet metal.
52. When creating multiple edge flanges the relationship between the yellow arrows that control the direction and grey arrow that control the length is...
53. Sheet metal bend tables are compatible with what type of file listed below?
54. In order to add a jog to a sheet metal part, you must create a sketch.
55. There is no difference between flattening or unfolding sheet metal to create cuts across bends.
56. In order to select multiple edges for an edge flange they must be in contact.
SimulationXpress 57. What types of materials does SimulationXpress work with?
58. How many dimensions can be optimized using SimulationXpress?
59. You can apply loads to ____________ in SimulationXpress.
60. If you type in 4000lbs for the load and select two faces to apply the load, SimulationXpress applies a total load of 8000lbs.
61. Which of the following is a valid load type in SimulationXpress?
