The Sketcher 1. This is a test
2. You can fully define the shape and size of a sketch using only dimensions and geometric relations.
3. The Power Trim tool can be used to extend a line to a target point.
4. When you select a face to use as the sketch plane, any sketch entities extending beyond the boundaries of that face will result in an error.
5. You can use the Trim to Closest option of the Trim Entities tool to extend sketch entities.
Sketched Features 6. You can bring up the dimensions used to define a feature by double-clicking on a face of that feature.
7. A loft feature can be created from a single 3D sketch.
8. Unlike the Extruded Boss, the Sweep feature does not give you the option to create a Thin Feature.
9. To create a closed Loft Feature, you must select all of the sketch sections, then select the first sketch again to define it as the start and end sketch.
10. Which end condition from the Cut-Extrude Property manager is used to cut the entire part?
Applied Features 11. The only way to create a reference plane is by offsetting it from an existing face or plane.
12. Which of the following keys is a standard shortcut for the Zoom to Fit tool?
13. You can fully define a Reference Axis using two planes.
14. When using the Hole Wizard feature, it is only possible to create one hole.
15. If the part you are designing is completely symmetric, you can complete the part by designing just half of the part and using one mirror feature.
Parts 16. You can manage the sizes of features in different configurations using a design table.
17. 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.
18. After an extruded feature has been created, you can always go back and edit the feature. When you edit an existing extrude feature, which of the following cannot be changed from the Extrude PropertyManager?
19. When you create a design table, the toolbars are changed and an embedded Excel application is started.
20. When modifying a feature, you can specify which configuration you want the feature to apply to.
Assemblies 21. 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.
22. You can apply a coincident mate between two edges.
23. You can use the __________ key from the keyboard to flip the alignment of a mate while creating a smart mate.
24. You cannot apply mates between the face of a model and a reference plane.
25. You can apply a Tangent Mate between a flat face and a cylindrical face.
Views 26. When you modify the size and location of the detail circle in the parent view, the detail view updates dynamically.
27. Ordinate dimensions behave as a group. For example, if one of the dimensions is moved, the entire group will move along with it.
28. Position does not require basic dimensions to locate the controlled feature
29. Which of the following curves is a sketch tool rather than a curve feature?
30. To create a specific number of equally spaced points or segments on a line, arc, parabola, circle, spline, ellipse, partial ellipse, or conic, the _________ sketch tool should be used.
Dimensions, Etc. 31. You can modify a driven dimension and the part geometry will also be modified.
32. When applying an ordinate dimension you need to first specify a zero reference.
33. When you attach a balloon to a face, it is attached with an arrow.
34. If there are concentric circles, then it is recommended that you apply the center mark to the ______ circle.
35. A Bill of Materials can only be created in the drawings of part files.
Advanced Parts 36. Which surfacing feature is used to push and pull on a surface to create the surface shown?
37. These types of surfaces define the face where the core and cavity blocks will touch.
38. Hold Line Fillets are a type of Face Fillet.
39. A Mounting Boss fastening feature can be positioned using...
40. Parting surfaces extend towards the part.
41. These icons can be found on which toolbar in SOLIDWORKS?
42. When using the scale tool with `Uniform scaling`, a scale factor of 2 makes the mass and volume of a part twice as large as the original mass and volume.
Advanced Assemblies 43. Smart Components can be used to add ______ data to a part when adding it to an assembly.
44. Assembly Features cannot be propagated to the individual part files of the components in which they affect.
45. When creating a new configuration, you always have to give it a unique name, description, and comment.
46. The Limit Mate allows you to set limits on what type of motion?
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.
48. Deleting component folders will also delete the components.
49. What mate should be used to simulate the movement of a pulley?
Sheet Metal 50. The sheet metal Hem tool _________.
51. When creating a sketch for a sheet metal Base Flange, it`s important to break off any sharp corners with sketch fillets.
52. In order to add a Jog to a sheet metal part, you must create a sketch.
53. You can convert SolidBody parts to sheet metal.
54. The Rip feature is generally used to ________.
55. You can use the sheet metal Corner Trim option to change the part in both its flattened and folded state.
56. Multiple Edge Flanges can be created in the same feature.
SimulationXpress 57. You can use SimulationXpress to perform an analysis on a part with a custom material.
58. Even if you`ve already defined a part`s material in SOLIDWORKS, you can specify a different material in SimulationXpress.
59. What type of study does SimulationXpress perform?
60. Which of the following is a valid load type in SimulationXpress?
61. SimulationXpress results can be exported as __________.
