Revit Certification Exam Questions With Correct Answers

EXAM STUDY MATERIALS July 29, 2024 12:59 PM Revit Certification Exam Questions With Correct Answers Which part of the user interface changes according to the command you are using? - answer✔✔Options Bar As a best management practice, should you acquire, or publish coordinates when working with a CAD site file created by a civil engineer? - answer✔✔Acquire coordinates so that the Revit model can pull the real world coordinates from the civil engineer's fil e. Which of the following is an example of subtractive modeling? - answer✔✔Modeling a large object and using voids to create the desired shape. The only way to place a material is to define a type property with that material. - answer✔✔False Shadows genera ted in Revit are: - answer✔✔Based upon real -world locations, dates, and times You must make openings in walls before you can place windows or doors. - answer✔✔False When should you NOT use a stacked wall? - answer✔✔When two different types of walls are intended to sit on top of each other. The Tab key can be helpful when working with curtain walls and selecting individual panels because when pressed: - answer✔✔It cycles through selection options. Which command do you start with to create a curtain wall? - answer✔✔wall Curtain walls automatically embed into basic wall types. - answer✔✔False Roofs in Revit are typically drawn flat, and then model lines are used to show hips and valleys. - answer✔✔False When drawing a Roof by Footprint in plan view, all lines m ust define slope - answer✔✔False Which of the following is NOT a stair component? - answer✔✔treads Stairs must have an associated bottom level, but may have an associated top level or no top level association - answer✔✔True EXAM STUDY MATERIALS July 29, 2024 12:59 PM openings in Revit should always be placed using the By Face tool. - answer✔✔False Which is not a type of Revit column? - answer✔✔commercial Columns can only be placed on grid intersections - answer✔✔F All rooms must be placed within room bounding elements. - answer✔✔T Which of the follow ing best describes an area plan - answer✔✔Area plans are views that show spatial relationships based on area schemes and levels in your model. How do you create new text styles - answer✔✔Duplicate an existing text style type. Area plans usually show the en tire building footprint with shaded regions. - answer✔✔T Legends cannot be copied to the clipboard and pasted in place to other sheets - answer✔✔F How can duplicate with dependent be used? - answer✔✔When you are working on a large project and you want to c rop the view into smaller segments so you can place them on sheets. The 3D extent at the end of levels and grids lets the user know that levels and grids are 3D elements. - answer✔✔F Which is not a standard Revit parameter type? - answer✔✔Worldwide paramet ers Which of the following elements cannot be tagged using Tag by Category? - answer✔✔All of the above can be tagged using tag by category Which of the following describes the difference between a symbol and a component? - answer✔✔Symbols are 2D and only d isplay in one view. Components are 3D and display in many views. When you create a new family, how do you specify the category of that family? - answer✔✔Select the right template for the task What is the purpose of a guide grid? - answer✔✔To help organize the information on the sheet, and give a common datum point to align plan views between sheets. On how many sheets can a floor plan view be placed? - answer✔✔1 In a schedule, if you change type information (such as a Type Mark) all instances of that type update with the new information. - answer✔✔T What is worksharing - answer✔✔Worksharing is a design method that allows multiple team members to work on the same p roject model at the same time. In a 3D view you can stretch the view box to change the Field of View. - answer✔✔T