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A. Microsoft Excel
B. Microsoft Word
C. Microsoft Excel or Word
D. Google Chrome
A. .sldftp
B. .sldprt
C. .sldbomtbt
D. .asmdot
E. .ftsdot
A. To create an exploded view of the individual components of a sub-assembly
B. To restrict movement of the individual components of a sub-assembly within the parent assembly
C. To create an exploded view of the individual components of the parent assembly
D. To allow movement of the individual components of a sub-assembly within the parent assembly
A. Purple
B. Black
C. Yellow
D. Blue
A. Modeling an assembly with lightweight components is simpler
B. Lightweight components are necessary for stress analysis
C. Loading an assembly with lightweight components is faster
D. Lightweight components improve appearance of an assembly
A. A side profile and a path
B. A side profile and a direction
C. A path and a plane
D. A side profile and a plane
A. Yes, always
B. Yes, but only once
C. No, never
D. Yes, but only with a 3D sketch active
A. Cylinder
B. Sphere
C. Block
A. Coincident
B. Geared
C. Distance
D. Concentric
A. Concentric
B. Tangent
C. Diagonal
D. Coincident
A. Part, Assembly, Coordinate System
B. Part, Assembly, Drawing
C. Sub-Assembly, Assembly, Drawing
D. Part, Block, Drawing
A. Extruded Boss
B. Revolved Boss
C. Sell
D. Draft
A. Parent Scale
B. Custom Scale
C. Sheet Scale
D. All of these
A. All of these
B. Stress1
C. Strain1
D. Displacement1
A. Heat transfer
B. Non-linear
C. Stress
D. Fatigue
E. All of these
A. No, never
B. Yes, always
C. Yes, but only once
D. Yes, but only for imported geometry
A. Shaded
B. Wireframe
C. All of these
D. Shaded with edges
A. All of These
B. .SLDDRW
C. .SLDPRT
D. .IGES
A. DIN
B. All of these
C. Ansi Inch
D. ISO
A. All of these
B. CGS (centimeter, gram, second)
C. MMGS (millimeter, gram, second)
D. MKG (meter, kilogram, second)
A. No, never
B. Yes, always
C. No, except for molds
D. Yes, but only sheet metal
A. Sweep
B. Extrude
C. Loft
D. Chamfer
A. DXF
B. STEP
C. IGES
D. DWG
E. All of these
A. Point
B. Axis
C. Pattern
D. Plane
A. Trim surface, replace face
B. All of these
C. Freeform, knit
D. Extruded surfaces, revolved surfaces
A. Draft
B. End condition
C. Thin Feature
D. All of these
E. Countours
A. Hole Wizard
B. Swept Cut
C. Extruded Cut
D. Revolved Cut
A. Apply material to the part
B. Obtain the volume of the part
C. Obtain the center of gravity of the part
D. Apply surface appearance to the part
A. Only with a 3D sketch active
B. Yes
C. No
D. Only with a sketch active
A. Linear Spring
B. All of these can be added
C. Gravity
D. Motor
A. SolidWorks Flow Simulation
B. SolidWorks Rx
C. SolidWorks Simulation
D. All of these
E. SimulationXpress
A. It remembers the final shape
B. It remembers the steps required to build them
A. Only with custom materials
B. Only with steels
C. No, never
D. Only with aluminum
E. Yes, always
A. Only one
B. That is not possible
C. No limit
D. Only ten
E. Only three
A. Extrude
B. Loft
C. Revolve
D. Sweep
A. Extruded Cut
B. Hole Wizard
C. Revolved Cut
D. Extruded Boss
A. Mates
B. Welds
C. Connections
D. Contraints
A. Extruded Boss
B. Revolved Boss
C. Lofted Boss
D. Shell
A. a dashed line
B. a centerline
C. a center point
D. a solid line
A. Only if the bodies have the same properties
B. No. Never
C. Yes. Always
A. yellow
B. purple
C. green
D. red
A. No
B. Yes
A. 3D Sketch and Front Plane
B. 3D Sketch and Block
C. Sketch and 3D Sketch
D. Sketch and Block
A. true
B. false
A. Photoview 360
B. Photoshop
C. SolidRender
D. There is no seperate rendering software
A. Move Entities
B. Convert Entities
C. Mirror Entities
D. Offset Entities
A. A point
B. An edge
C. The base flange
D. A side face
A. It brings up the shortcut bar.
B. It brings up the Appearance window.
C. It brings up the Orientation window.
D. It brings up the Section window.
A. Axis of revolution
B. Angle
C. All of these
D. Direction
A. The new feature will be present, and any interfering features will be deleted
B. Parts cannot be rolled back to an old state
C. There may be rebuild errors if the new feature interferes with a later feature
D. The new feature and old features will both be there, even if they interfere with each other
A. Front
B. Current
C. Plain
D. Isometric
A. A plane
B. A track
C. A vertex
D. A body
A. Up to Body
B. Up to Line
C. Up to Surface
D. Up to Vertex
A. SolidWorks FloXpress - Track Design Requirements
B. SolidWorks Toolbox - Answer frequently asked questions
C. SolidWorks Simulation - Perform Finite Element Analysis
D. SolidWorks Routing - Track Changes to Document
A. Base Flange
B. Extruded Boss
C. Cut List
D. Edge Flange
A. Shift
B. Alt
C. Ctrl
D. Space
A. .ftsdot
B. .sldblk
C. .bssld
D. .sldblock
E. .bksld
A. Rectangular and Polygonal
B. Linear and Circular
C. Linear and Rectangular
D. Rectangular and Ellipse
A. Move Component or Rotate Component
B. Mate or Hole Wizard
C. Sketch or 3D Sketch
D. Mate or Mirror Components
A. Only one
B. Only ten
C. Only three
D. No limit
E. That is not possible
A. Center Line
B. Temporary Axis
C. Construction Geometry
D. None of the above
A. Measure
B. Motion Study
C. Mass Properties
D. SimulationXpress
A. Save copies of parts, and then change them and resave
B. Manually suppress different features each time you want to change between versions
C. Use the new version wizard
D. Use multiple configurations in the same part file
A. Tools >> Properties
B. Tools >> Customize
C. File >> Properties
D. Tools >> Options
A. K-Factor
B. All of these
C. Bend Deduction
D. Bend Table
A. Yes
B. No
A. Shelled Body
B. Underdefined
C. Transparent
D. Light weight
E. Low Density
A. The pitch of the helix curve
B. A circle sketch for the diameter
C. The revolutions of the helix curve
D. The height of the helix curve
A. Only on shelled parts
B. Yes, always
C. No, never
D. Only on extruded parts
E. Only with legacy holes
A. .prtftp
B. .sldftp
C. .frmsld
D. .ftsld
A. Parts can always be bent in SolidWorks
B. Any part can be bent in sheet metal mode
C. Only when in sheet metal mode, when the part to be bent is a sheet
D. Parts cannot be bent in SolidWorks
A. Brings up the sketch menu
B. Allows you to rotate a part
C. Allows you to zoom in and out
D. Nothing
A. True
B. False
A. can create holes in one or multiple Hole Wizard feature(s)
B. must create all the holes separately using Hole Wizard
C. must create all the same holes in one Hole Wizard feature
D. can create one hole using Hole Wizard and then use Pattern to create the rest
A. Rotate the part about two axes
B. Rotate the part only if the CTRL key is pressed
C. Pan the view
D. Nothing
A. The parts of the sub-assembly can move relative to each other
B. Assemblies cannot be added in to other assemblies
C. The parts of the sub-assembly cannot move relative to each other
A. Draft
B. Swept Boss
C. Lofted Boss
D. Shell
A. C
B. F
C. Spacebar
D. Enter
E. Z
A. Solidworks Materials and Custom Materials
B. Custom Materials
C. Solidworks Materials and ASME Materials
D. Solidworks Materials
A. Axis
B. Surface
C. Plane
D. Coordinate System
E. Point
A. Sketch Bend
B. Crease
C. Tab
D. Flat Pattern
E. Flange
A. Scaled, True
B. Draft quality, True
C. Projected, True
D. Projected, Scaled
A. Cutting Length-Outer
B. Rounded Polygonal Area
C. Bounded Box Area
D. Sheet Metal Thickness
E. Cut Outs
A. An arc
B. An oval
C. A line
D. A circle
A. Course mesh with localized mesh
B. Fine mesh for the entire meshing
C. Course mesh for the entire meshing
D. Fine mesh with localized mesh
A. Weld symbol
B. Baloon
C. Auto baloon
D. Note
E. Detail view
A. -> x
B. -> *
C. ->
D. -> ?
A. ->
B. -> x
C. -> *
D. -> ?
A. Break-Corner
B. Miter Flange
C. Hem
D. Jog
A. -> !
B. ->?
C. -> x
D. ->
A. Only after saving
B. Dimensions cannot be changed
C. Immediately
D. Only after rebuilding
A. A logo is placed here
B. The amount of tilt allowed
C. The allowable shear stress
D. The flatness requirement
A. Linear coupler
B. Symmetric
C. Block
D. Width
A. Shell
B. Fill
C. Knit
D. Thicken
A. F9
B. F11
C. F12
D. F5
A. Purple
B. Green
C. Red
D. Yellow
A. the centerlines of the frame elements
B. the profiles of the frame elements
A. A side profile and a circle for the outer diameter
B. A circle for the nominal diameter and a helix curve
C. A side profile and a helix curve
D. A side profile and a circle for the inner diameter
A. View palette
B. Rotate view
C. Projected view
D. Section view
E. Detail view
A. Document Properties
B. System Options
C. Custom Properties
D. File Properties
E. Tools