Hands-On AutoCAD LT ©2005

Chapter 2: Sketching and Developing Ideas

Object Selection and Printing

1.
A selection set is
A)a named set of objects.
B)all of the objects that are currently selected.
C)a group of objects collected using the SET command.
D)a window used to select objects.
2.
To specify an enclosing window,
A)pick a point to the left of the object and drag the selection window to the right diagonally to enclose the object.
B)pick a point below the object and drag the selection window straight up to enclose the object.
C)pick a point to the right of the object and drag the selection window to the left diagonally to enclose the object.
D)pick any point on the object and press Enter twice to enclose it.
3.
A crossing window selects
A)only objects that are enclosed within the window.
B)everything except objects that are enclosed within the window.
C)only objects that cross the lines that make up the window.
D)objects that are enclosed within the window and objects that cross the lines that make up the window.
4.
To select objects by specifying an enclosing polygon window, use the
A)CP option.
B)WP option.
C)BP option.
D)CW option.
5.
A selection fence selects
A)every object it touches.
B)all objects enclosed within the fence.
C)all objects not enclosed within the fence.
D)all objects enclosed within the fence as well as objects it touches.
6.
When you need to select only a few objects in an area of a drawing that contains complex geometry, the best selection method is usually
A)individual object selection.
B)enclosing window.
C)crossing window.
D)selection fence.
7.
The difference between the PRINT command and the PLOT command is
A)PRINT can only be used with laser printers.
B)PLOT can be used with either dot matrix or laser printers.
C)PLOT can be used to create color prints.
D)nonexistent; there is no difference between the two commands.
8.
To scale a drawing to plot at exactly its dimensioned size, set the drawing scale to
A)1:1.
B)1:2.
C)2:1.
D)1:3.
9.
The Extents option in the Plot area portion of the Plot dialog box tells AutoCAD LT® to plot
A)the entire drawing.
B)a named view of the drawing.
C)the portion of the drawing that fits within the limits of the drawing area.
D)the portion of the drawing that is currently displayed on the screen.
10.
In plotting a drawing, the term landscape refers to printing the drawing
A)on a diagonal to take advantage of the texture of the selected paper.
B)on the back side of the selected paper to reduce glare.
C)in a horizontal orientation.
D)in a vertical orientation.
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