Fusion 360 Certification Exam Questions with Correct Answers Latest Update 2025/2026
1. What is not a function of the view cube? - Answers Undo a view change
A Centerline is placed using ____________. - Answers Two parallel lines
A Rigid Group __________. - Answers Fixes all components in place, Can save time by not having
to add joints to components individually, and Should only be applied to components that don't
have motion relative to one another.
A sketch is fully defined if: - Answers All sketch entities are colored black
Another advantage of Animations is their ability to toggle the visibility of objects and __________.
- Answers Movement trail lines
Center Marks and Centerlines cannot be added to ________. - Answers Isometric Views
Drafts can be created in which of the following directions? - Answers One side, Two sides, and
Symmetric
Drawings can be created from ____________ - Answers Designs and Animations
How are Sketch Fillets dimensioned? - Answers Fillets are placed then a single dimension is
entered to size them all
How can you identify a driven dimension? - Answers A driven dimension has parenthesis around
its value
How does Direct Modeling differ from Parametric Modeling? - Answers Direct Modeling
manipulates geometry without regard for previously established relationships.
How many star points does a Quad Ball have? - Answers 8
How much storage for non-Fusion data does a Team account have? - Answers 500 GB
How would you use the Shell command to hollow out a body without removing any faces? -
Answers Select the entire body for the Faces/Body section of the Shell command
How/Where can Sketches be edited? - Answers They can be edited from either the Browser or
Timeline.
If a component could not move on the X or Y axes, the two remaining degrees of freedom are
translation and rotation around the Z axis. Which Joint type would best for this scenario? -
Answers Cylindrical
If a sketch is fully defined: - Answers The sketch will produce 100% predictable results
If you need your pattern to be based on the original design intent of the object, such as the
, specified end conditions, which compute option would you use? - Answers Adjust
In a team of designers using Fusion 360, the Model Controller is __________. - Answers In charge
of updating and reviewing designs in the master assembly.
Joint Limits are used to __________. - Answers Specify a specific range of motion for the
components.
Local versions of projects _________ - Answers are automatically downloaded when you're
working on them.
Match matches T-spline Edges with what type of parametric geometry? - Answers Edges of a
Solid, Edges on a Surface, and Sketch Curves
Once the model is completed and the drawing sheet is created, which of the following
approaches could NOT be used to add views of the model to the sheet? - Answers Use Exploded
View to create an exploded view of an assembly
Scrolling on the middle mouse wheel does what to the screen? - Answers Zooms
Sketch constraints can be accessed from: - Answers The Constraints Panel of the Sketch Tab
T/F: A component can contain bodies and other components. - Answers TRUE
T/F: After performing a Mirror Command, the resulting geometry will automatically update if the
original geometry is modified. - Answers TRUE
T/F: After placing the Joint Origin, a set of control arrows appears, allowing the user to adjust
the location of the Joint Origin. - Answers TRUE
T/F: Any body can be converted into a Component. - Answers TRUE
T/F: Applying a combination of Joint Commands can accomplish the same result as Rigid
Groups. - Answers TRUE
T/F: Before creating an As-Built Joint, it can be a good idea to create a rigid group so that all
components move together. - Answers TRUE
T/F: Capture Position can be suppressed and unsuppressed in the Timeline. - Answers TRUE
T/F: Center rectangles must ALWAYS be drawn starting at the origin of a sketch plane. -
Answers FALSE
T/F: Changes to parts are automatically incorporated into assemblies when a new version is
created. - Answers FALSE
T/F: Contact Sets can be applied to components in a design so that they only move when they
come into contact with each other. - Answers TRUE
1. What is not a function of the view cube? - Answers Undo a view change
A Centerline is placed using ____________. - Answers Two parallel lines
A Rigid Group __________. - Answers Fixes all components in place, Can save time by not having
to add joints to components individually, and Should only be applied to components that don't
have motion relative to one another.
A sketch is fully defined if: - Answers All sketch entities are colored black
Another advantage of Animations is their ability to toggle the visibility of objects and __________.
- Answers Movement trail lines
Center Marks and Centerlines cannot be added to ________. - Answers Isometric Views
Drafts can be created in which of the following directions? - Answers One side, Two sides, and
Symmetric
Drawings can be created from ____________ - Answers Designs and Animations
How are Sketch Fillets dimensioned? - Answers Fillets are placed then a single dimension is
entered to size them all
How can you identify a driven dimension? - Answers A driven dimension has parenthesis around
its value
How does Direct Modeling differ from Parametric Modeling? - Answers Direct Modeling
manipulates geometry without regard for previously established relationships.
How many star points does a Quad Ball have? - Answers 8
How much storage for non-Fusion data does a Team account have? - Answers 500 GB
How would you use the Shell command to hollow out a body without removing any faces? -
Answers Select the entire body for the Faces/Body section of the Shell command
How/Where can Sketches be edited? - Answers They can be edited from either the Browser or
Timeline.
If a component could not move on the X or Y axes, the two remaining degrees of freedom are
translation and rotation around the Z axis. Which Joint type would best for this scenario? -
Answers Cylindrical
If a sketch is fully defined: - Answers The sketch will produce 100% predictable results
If you need your pattern to be based on the original design intent of the object, such as the
, specified end conditions, which compute option would you use? - Answers Adjust
In a team of designers using Fusion 360, the Model Controller is __________. - Answers In charge
of updating and reviewing designs in the master assembly.
Joint Limits are used to __________. - Answers Specify a specific range of motion for the
components.
Local versions of projects _________ - Answers are automatically downloaded when you're
working on them.
Match matches T-spline Edges with what type of parametric geometry? - Answers Edges of a
Solid, Edges on a Surface, and Sketch Curves
Once the model is completed and the drawing sheet is created, which of the following
approaches could NOT be used to add views of the model to the sheet? - Answers Use Exploded
View to create an exploded view of an assembly
Scrolling on the middle mouse wheel does what to the screen? - Answers Zooms
Sketch constraints can be accessed from: - Answers The Constraints Panel of the Sketch Tab
T/F: A component can contain bodies and other components. - Answers TRUE
T/F: After performing a Mirror Command, the resulting geometry will automatically update if the
original geometry is modified. - Answers TRUE
T/F: After placing the Joint Origin, a set of control arrows appears, allowing the user to adjust
the location of the Joint Origin. - Answers TRUE
T/F: Any body can be converted into a Component. - Answers TRUE
T/F: Applying a combination of Joint Commands can accomplish the same result as Rigid
Groups. - Answers TRUE
T/F: Before creating an As-Built Joint, it can be a good idea to create a rigid group so that all
components move together. - Answers TRUE
T/F: Capture Position can be suppressed and unsuppressed in the Timeline. - Answers TRUE
T/F: Center rectangles must ALWAYS be drawn starting at the origin of a sketch plane. -
Answers FALSE
T/F: Changes to parts are automatically incorporated into assemblies when a new version is
created. - Answers FALSE
T/F: Contact Sets can be applied to components in a design so that they only move when they
come into contact with each other. - Answers TRUE
