Lesson 3.1.1

3.1.1 Produce a 3D CAD model of a design proposal to include compound 3D shapes Quiz: OCR Engineering Design, Unit 2

20 questions

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Lesson 3.1.1, Produce a 3D CAD model of a design proposal to include compound 3D shapes: 20 multiple choice questions for the OCR Engineering Design (J822), Unit 2: Communicating designs, written with Revision Ninja.

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The 20 questions

  1. Which CAD tool creates a 3D solid by pushing a 2D profile along a straight path?

    • Shell
    • Extrude
    • Revolve
    • Mate
  2. Which CAD tool creates a 3D solid by rotating a 2D profile around an axis?

    • Extrude
    • Hole
    • Revolve
    • Mate
  3. Which CAD tool removes material from the inside of a solid, leaving walls of a set thickness?

    • Animate
    • Extrude
    • Shell
    • Revolve
  4. Which CAD sketch tool is used to draw a regular polygon such as a hexagon?

    • Arc
    • Polygon
    • Work plane
    • Mate
  5. Which CAD reference geometry is used as a plane on which to start a sketch at an angle or offset?

    • Shell
    • Rendering
    • Work plane
    • Hole
  6. Which CAD feature gives a model realistic surface appearance and lighting?

    • Rendering
    • Sizing
    • Shelling
    • Dimensioning
  7. Which CAD feature adds a dimensioned hole to a solid?

    • Revolve
    • Animation
    • Holes
    • Mate constraint
  8. How are compound 3D shapes typically constructed within a CAD environment?

    • Manual rendering only
    • 2D sketching only
    • Combining features
    • Single extrusion only
  9. What is the primary purpose of adding dimensions to a CAD sketch?

    • Create assembly mates
    • Generate animations
    • Add surface colour
    • Control sketch size
  10. Which CAD tools are essential for creating a profile with specified angles?

    • Lines and dimensions
    • Shell and hole
    • Render and texture
    • Mate and constrain
  11. When creating a hollow bottle in CAD, which tool order must be used?

    • Shell then revolve
    • Extrude then hole
    • Revolve then shell
    • Hole then extrude
  12. Which tool type adds depth to a 2D CAD sketch?

    • Extrude tool
    • Hole tool
    • Sizing tool
    • Arc tool
  13. What is the primary purpose of CAD rendering?

    • Realistic presentation
    • Assembly mating
    • Adding dimensions
    • Constraint creation
  14. Which CAD feature allows a model to update automatically when dimensions change?

    • Parametric dimensions
    • Static sketches
    • CAD rendering
    • Work planes
  15. What term describes a CAD sketch that lacks required dimensions and moves when pulled?

    • Fully constrained
    • Rendered
    • Extruded
    • Under-defined
  16. What reference feature allows a designer to place a new sketch on the side of an existing part?

    • Assembly mate
    • Work plane
    • Polygon edge
    • Arc line
  17. Which CAD feature would be used to round a sharp edge on a model?

    • Work plane
    • Mate
    • Fillet
    • Animation
  18. What is a major advantage of 3D CAD over paper sketches for complex shapes?

    • Manual erasing
    • Fixed geometry
    • Physical weight
    • Accurate dimensions
  19. How are compound 3D shapes typically constructed in a CAD system?

    • Single sketch extrude
    • Flattening polygons
    • Combining multiple features
    • Manual drawing only
  20. A designer must present a 3D CAD model to a client with realistic colours and lighting. Which CAD output is most suitable?

    • A parts list
    • A wiring diagram
    • A rendered image
    • A flowchart

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