AUTODESK INVENTOR
CERTIFICATION TEST
Oblique projection - ANSWERS-Three dimensional drawing where
one face is seen squarely in true size and shape. The depth dimensions
go back at angles, usually 15, 30, or 45 degrees. Used when most
information on drawing is on the front of the object.
Offset - ANSWERS-To make up for; to compensate for; to counteract.
(The amount by which something is out of line.)
Panning - ANSWERS-Term used to describe lateral movement by
pressing and holding the mouse wheel.
Parallel - ANSWERS-A constraint that causes 2 or more lines to be
equal distance from each other. OR Lines, planes or surfaces side by
side and having the same distance continuously between them.
Parametric Modeling - ANSWERS-Feature based modeling based on
geometric definitions that can be changed at any time in the design
process.
, Perpendicular - ANSWERS-A constraint that causes two selected
lines to meet at right angles. This constraint is often inferred while
sketching. (At an angle of 90 degrees to a given line, plane or surface)
Perspective View - ANSWERS-A 3D representation of an object as it
looks to the eye from a particular viewpoint. The pictorial drawing
type that is the most natural in appearance.
Pictorial Drawing - ANSWERS-A type of drawing shown in three
dimensions; includes isometric, oblique, and perspective drawings.
Polygon - ANSWERS-A closed geometric figure in a plane formed by
connecting line segments endpoint to endpoint with each segment
intersection exactly two others.
Prototype - ANSWERS-A full-scale working model used to test a
design concept by making actual observations and necessary
adjustments.
Rectangular Pattern - ANSWERS-Feature used to create an array of
an existing model feature in rows and/or columns.
Revolve - ANSWERS-Command used to create cylindrical shapes by
revolving them around an axis or edge through any number of
degrees.
Rotation - ANSWERS-Turning around an axis or center point.
CERTIFICATION TEST
Oblique projection - ANSWERS-Three dimensional drawing where
one face is seen squarely in true size and shape. The depth dimensions
go back at angles, usually 15, 30, or 45 degrees. Used when most
information on drawing is on the front of the object.
Offset - ANSWERS-To make up for; to compensate for; to counteract.
(The amount by which something is out of line.)
Panning - ANSWERS-Term used to describe lateral movement by
pressing and holding the mouse wheel.
Parallel - ANSWERS-A constraint that causes 2 or more lines to be
equal distance from each other. OR Lines, planes or surfaces side by
side and having the same distance continuously between them.
Parametric Modeling - ANSWERS-Feature based modeling based on
geometric definitions that can be changed at any time in the design
process.
, Perpendicular - ANSWERS-A constraint that causes two selected
lines to meet at right angles. This constraint is often inferred while
sketching. (At an angle of 90 degrees to a given line, plane or surface)
Perspective View - ANSWERS-A 3D representation of an object as it
looks to the eye from a particular viewpoint. The pictorial drawing
type that is the most natural in appearance.
Pictorial Drawing - ANSWERS-A type of drawing shown in three
dimensions; includes isometric, oblique, and perspective drawings.
Polygon - ANSWERS-A closed geometric figure in a plane formed by
connecting line segments endpoint to endpoint with each segment
intersection exactly two others.
Prototype - ANSWERS-A full-scale working model used to test a
design concept by making actual observations and necessary
adjustments.
Rectangular Pattern - ANSWERS-Feature used to create an array of
an existing model feature in rows and/or columns.
Revolve - ANSWERS-Command used to create cylindrical shapes by
revolving them around an axis or edge through any number of
degrees.
Rotation - ANSWERS-Turning around an axis or center point.
