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    The document is a learning activity sheet for a student taking an AutoCAD drafting class. It provides information on AutoCAD, including that it was first released in 1982 and can be used for both 2D and 3D/isometric drawings. It then presents 20 multiple choice questions testing the student's knowledge of basic AutoCAD commands, tools and functions. Examples of questions cover topics like which axis is not used in 2D drawings, commands to undo or select objects, and tools for zooming, panning, rotating and scaling drawings.

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    The document is a learning activity sheet for a student taking an AutoCAD drafting class. It provides information on AutoCAD, including that it was first released in 1982 and can be used for both 2D and 3D/isometric drawings. It then presents 20 multiple choice questions testing the student's knowledge of basic AutoCAD commands, tools and functions. Examples of questions cover topics like which axis is not used in 2D drawings, commands to undo or select objects, and tools for zooming, panning, rotating and scaling drawings.

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    Pagadian City Science High School

    Tuburan, Pagadian City

    LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET IN DRAFTING


    Name of Student:_______________________________________ Date:_____________
    Section:__________________________ Score:___________
    Type of Activity:
    Written Work
    Performance Task
    QUARTER 4:
    LESSON 1: AutoCAD History and Development
    LESSON 2: Basic AutoCAD Commands and Shortcuts

    AutoCAD stands for Computer-Aided Design. It allows


    a user to conceptualize ideas, product designs and
    Things to Remember: drawings to the required level of technical accuracy,
    perform rapid design calculations and simulations in
    the field of manufacturing industries.
    The first version was released on December 23, 1982.
    It is divided into 2 parts.
    • AutoCAD 360 is used for 2D,
    • 3D and Isometric view

    Learning Activity:
    Direction: Select the letter of your answer.
    1. When drawing in 2D, what axis do you NOT work with?
    a. X b. Y c.Z
    2. Which of the following is NOT a way to enter coordinates in AutoCAD?
    a. Approximate b. Relative c. Polar
    3. Which one of these will NOT start the Print command
    a. PRINT b.  PLOT c. ALT+P
    4. What should you pay close attention to when learning AutoCAD?
    a. The Command Line b.  The Toolbar c. The Toolbar
    5. Polar coordinates are used mostly for drawing...?
    a. Angled Lines b.  Curved Lines c. Vertical LInes
    6. Which keystrokes will UNDO a command

    a. CRTL+Z b.  CRTL +U c. ALT+U

    7. When using the TRIM command, which do you select first?

    a. Everything b.  The object to be trimmed c. The cutting edges


    8. How many points do you need to define for the rectangle command?
    a. 2 b. 4 c.1
    9. When selecting objects, pressing 'L' will:
    a. Select the last object created
    b. Select the last object you modified
    c. Select lines only
    10. Pressing Shift while you are selecting will:
    a. Allow you to draw a window
    b. Automatically delete the object(s)
    c. Remove the next selected object from the set
    11. Pressing F when selecting objects will...
    a. Finish the selection set
    b. Allow you to find specific text
    c. Allow you to draw a fence
    12. How do you select the last set of object(s) you selected?
    a. Type H to highlight them b. Type P c.Type L
    13. What is the best way of drawing a rectangle?
    a. Using the Rectangle command
    b. Using the Line command
    c. Using the Polyline command
    14. The origin of a drawing is at:
    a. A random point in space
    b. The first point you select
    c. 0,0
    15. Objects are rotated around the ____
    a. Base point b. Bottom right of the object c. Centre of the object
    16. The fillet command creates ___

    a. Angled Corners b. Round Corner c. Both Round and Sharp Corners


    17. A polar array creates new objects ____

    a. In a grid pattern b. In a straight line c. In a circular pattern

    18. Scaling objects makes them ___


    a. Smaller b. Bigger c. Either Bigger and Smaller
    19. Panning allows you to ____
    a. Move around the drawing at the same scale
    b. See all of the drawing at once
    c. Close in on a small area
    20. Why should you use the Zoom tools?

    a) All b. To be more accurate c. To be faster

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