NX DESIGN ASSOCIATE CERTIFICATION EXAM Questions with Detailed Verified Answers

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NX DESIGN ASSOCIATE
CERTIFICATION EXAM Questions
with Detailed Verified Answers

Question:Which command could you use to control the display or a specific
feature based on the value of an expression?


Ans: Suppress by Expression


Question: What type of feature is used to define a new Sketch on a non-
planar face?


Ans: Datum Plane


Question: How can you investigate the design intent of a sketch?


Ans: Vary a dimension to see how the sketch changes


Question: What command allows you to create a feature by rotating a section
string around an axis through a specified angle?


Ans: revolve


Question: To create a datum plane at an angle to a face, what would you
select?

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Ans: Select a face and datum axis or straight edge


Question: Which of the following best describes an advantage of creating an
edge blend feature instead of creating fillet curves inside a sketch?


Ans: Can be edited, suppressed, or deleted without affecting the sketch


Question: Which one of these are not a type of hole you can create?


Ans: external threads


Question: Which of the following cannot be selected to create Edge Blend
features?


Ans: sketch curves


Question: What type of chamfer cannot be created?


Ans: two angle


Question: What is an advantage of using a Hole feature instead of an Extrude?


Ans: A Hole feature can be easily edited to change the form


Question: You create a threaded hole in a lug for a specific size fastener. The
resulting Hole feature includes:


Ans: A single feature The hole, threads, and the entry and exit chamfers

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Question: Why would you use a separate Thread command?


Ans: To create external threads


Question: You can create a chamfer feature or chamfer curves inside a sketch.
What is a potential advantage of creating chamfers in a sketch?


Ans: Your model history will have fewer features


Question: Why would you want to deactivate the Timestamp Order option in
the Part Navigator?


Ans: To view solid bodies in the model


Question: When selecting a feature in the Part Navigator, what do the colors
of the text above and below the selected Feature mean?


Ans: The Parent- and Child relationships


Question: When selecting a feature in the Part Navigator what color does the
text of its children features then become?


Ans: blue


Question: In the Part Navigator how can you list the parameters, expressions,
and values of a feature without using the Show Dimensions command?


Ans: Open the Details Group