Hands-On AutoCAD LT ©2005

Chapter 7: Electrical CAD

Attributes

1.
In AutoCAD LT®, an attribute is
A)the color, linetype, or other characteristic of an object.
B)the block definition that exists in the drawing database.
C)an informational tag associated with a block.
D)an object created automatically when you create a new block.
2.
To create an attribute, use the
A)ATTEDIT command.
B)ATTDEF command.
C)ATTEXT command.
D)ATTCREATE command.
3.
The Value box in the Attribute Definition dialog box
A)assigns a default value to be used when the Preset mode is turned on.
B)assigns a fixed value to the attribute.
C)turns on the Preset mode.
D)displays the attribute on the screen when it is inserted.
4.
If you select the Invisible mode in the Attribute Definition dialog box,
A)the attribute is not included when the drawing's attributes are extracted.
B)the value of the attribute changes to 0.
C)the attribute does not appear on the drawing or on prints of the drawing.
D)the value of the attribute becomes constant.
5.
To add an attribute to a block definition, you must first
A)save the attribute as a separate AutoCAD LT® file.
B)delete all instances of the block from the drawing.
C)redefine the block.
D)explode the block.
6.
The AutoCAD LT® command that allows you to edit attributes is the
A)ATTDEF command.
B)ATTEDIT command.
C)ATTEXT command.
D)EATTEDIT command.
7.
The simplest and fastest way to display the Edit Attributes dialog box is to
A)enter the ATTEDIT command.
B)double-click the block that contains the attribute you want to edit.
C)select Attributes… from the Edit pull-down menu.
D)enter the EDIT command and pick the block that contains the attribute you want to edit.
8.
To extract attributes into another file, use the
A)ATTDEF command.
B)ATTEDIT command.
C)ATTEXT command.
D)EATTEDIT command.
9.
The preferred type of software to work with attributes is
A)spreadsheet software.
B)database software.
C)word processing software.
D)Internet browser software.
10.
You can export attributes from AutoCAD LT 2004® in any of the following formats except
A)CSV.
B)TXT.
C)BMP.
D)XLS.
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