SolidWorks Quiz # 3

Which one of these features is NOT represented by a dotted line?

Center Line

Temporary Axis

Construction Geometry

None of the above

What tool do you use to find moments of inertia?

Measure

Motion Study

Mass Properties

SimulationXpress

What is the easiest way to have multiple versions of a part?

Save copies of parts, and then change them and resave

Manually suppress different features each time you want to change between versions

Use the new version wizard

Use multiple configurations in the same part file

Where do you change the unit system?

Tools >> Properties

Tools >> Customize

File >> Properties

Tools >> Options

When you work with sheet metal parts, what do you use to define bend allowances?

K-Factor

All of these

Bend Deduction

Bend Table

Can you create a sheet metal flange using a curved edge?

Yes

No

The feather symbol means what?

Shelled Body

Underdefined

Transparent

Light weight

Low Density

What cannot be missed in creating a helix curve?

The pitch of the helix curve

A circle sketch for the diameter

The revolutions of the helix curve

The height of the helix curve

When you use the Hole Wizard, can you create holes on multiple faces?

Only on shelled parts

Yes, always

No, never

Only on extruded parts

Only with legacy holes

What is a forming tools file extension?

.prtftp

.sldftp

.frmsld

.ftsld

When does Solidworks allow the user to bend a part?

Parts can always be bent in SolidWorks

Any part can be bent in sheet metal mode

Only when in sheet metal mode, when the part to be bent is a sheet

Parts cannot be bent in SolidWorks

What does pushing down on the mouse scroll wheel do by default?

Brings up the sketch menu

Allows you to rotate a part

Allows you to zoom in and out

Nothing

True or False: The hide/show command can only hide parts of an assembly not features of a multi-body solid.

True

False

To make sure all the holes with the same size get properly called out, you...

can create holes in one or multiple Hole Wizard feature(s)

must create all the holes separately using Hole Wizard

must create all the same holes in one Hole Wizard feature

can create one hole using Hole Wizard and then use Pattern to create the rest

What do the arrows on the keyboard do by default?

Rotate the part about two axes

Rotate the part only if the CTRL key is pressed

Pan the view

Nothing

When a sub-assembly is added into a larger assembly (and no further action is taken upon it)...

The parts of the sub-assembly can move relative to each other

Assemblies cannot be added in to other assemblies

The parts of the sub-assembly cannot move relative to each other

Which feature is essential to mold design, especially?

Draft

Swept Boss

Lofted Boss

Shell

What keyboard shortcut do you use to zoom out?

C

F

Spacebar

Enter

Z

When you assign material to a part, you choose from:

Solidworks Materials and Custom Materials

Custom Materials

Solidworks Materials and ASME Materials

Solidworks Materials

Which is NOT a reference geometry feature?

Axis

Surface

Plane

Coordinate System

Point

Which is a not a sheet metal feature?

Sketch Bend

Crease

Tab

Flat Pattern

Flange

When you create a drawing view, what dimension types do you select from?

Scaled, True

Draft quality, True

Projected, True

Projected, Scaled

Which is NOT a sheet metal property that can show up on a cut list?

Cutting Length-Outer

Rounded Polygonal Area

Bounded Box Area

Sheet Metal Thickness

Cut Outs

Which of the following entities is the result of projecting a circle to a plane that is perpendicular to the sketch plane of the circle?

An arc

An oval

A line

A circle

Which of the following meshing methods takes least time for computing while not overlooking stress concentration areas?

Course mesh with localized mesh

Fine mesh for the entire meshing

Course mesh for the entire meshing

Fine mesh with localized mesh

When you work with drawings, which tool you do not use to create annotations?

Weld symbol

Baloon

Auto baloon

Note

Detail view

In an assembly feature tree, which of the following symbols indicates that the external reference of a part is in-context?

-> x

-> *

->

-> ?

In an assembly feature tree, which of the following symbols indicates that the external reference of a part is broken?

->

-> x

-> *

-> ?

When you work with sheet metal parts, which tool you do not use to create bends?

Break-Corner

Miter Flange

Hem

Jog

In an assembly feature tree, which of the following symbols indicates that the external reference of a part is out-of-context?

-> !

->?

-> x

->