AutoCAD Written Final Review Actual Questions &
Answers / Already Graded A+, 2025/2026
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1. The Modify panel allows you to save your drawing final. (t/f)
F
2. You can zoom in and out using the wheel on a wheel mouse.
(t/f): T
3. Autocad is made specifically for architectural design. (t/f): F
4. A file allows you to start your drawing with certain
settings preset the way you like or need them.: template
5. In the autocad user interface, the displays
prompts for specific user input.: command window
6. Many commands have a keyboard shortcut. (t/f): T
7. Autocad does not provide much in the way of online
documentation. (t/f): F
8. The drawings listed in the Open Documents menu allow
you to see which drawings are currently open. (t/f): F
9. When you use the Pan tool you are actually moving the
drawing, not just changing what part of the drawing you
can see on the screen. (t/f): F
10. To close autocad you simply click the X in the upper right.
(t/f): T
11. The icon with the floppy disk image allows you to a
drawing file.: save
12. A Ribbon "panel" with a small black down-arrow to the
right of the label has additional tools in an extended panel fly-
out. (t/f): T
13. Use the tool to switch the view back to the one
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, just prior to your last zoom command.: zoom previous
14. Holding the Scroll Wheel down initiates the command.: pa
15. The Model tab (aka Model Space) is where most of the
actual drafting and design is done. (t/f): T
16. Autocad is only accurate to 3 decimal places. (t/f): F
17. The diamond shaped OSNAP symbol represents the Midpoint
snap. (t/f): F
18. "Full Preview" in the Plot dialog WILL save you time and
paper. (t/f): T
19. Use the command to duplicate objects.: copy
20. When selecting entities, use the to select all
the entities in the selection window and all entities that extend
through it.: crossing window
21. Autocad is a raster based program. (t/f): F
22. The Base Point you select for Rotate and Scale is not
important. (t/f): F
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Answers / Already Graded A+, 2025/2026
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1. The Modify panel allows you to save your drawing final. (t/f)
F
2. You can zoom in and out using the wheel on a wheel mouse.
(t/f): T
3. Autocad is made specifically for architectural design. (t/f): F
4. A file allows you to start your drawing with certain
settings preset the way you like or need them.: template
5. In the autocad user interface, the displays
prompts for specific user input.: command window
6. Many commands have a keyboard shortcut. (t/f): T
7. Autocad does not provide much in the way of online
documentation. (t/f): F
8. The drawings listed in the Open Documents menu allow
you to see which drawings are currently open. (t/f): F
9. When you use the Pan tool you are actually moving the
drawing, not just changing what part of the drawing you
can see on the screen. (t/f): F
10. To close autocad you simply click the X in the upper right.
(t/f): T
11. The icon with the floppy disk image allows you to a
drawing file.: save
12. A Ribbon "panel" with a small black down-arrow to the
right of the label has additional tools in an extended panel fly-
out. (t/f): T
13. Use the tool to switch the view back to the one
1/
14
, just prior to your last zoom command.: zoom previous
14. Holding the Scroll Wheel down initiates the command.: pa
15. The Model tab (aka Model Space) is where most of the
actual drafting and design is done. (t/f): T
16. Autocad is only accurate to 3 decimal places. (t/f): F
17. The diamond shaped OSNAP symbol represents the Midpoint
snap. (t/f): F
18. "Full Preview" in the Plot dialog WILL save you time and
paper. (t/f): T
19. Use the command to duplicate objects.: copy
20. When selecting entities, use the to select all
the entities in the selection window and all entities that extend
through it.: crossing window
21. Autocad is a raster based program. (t/f): F
22. The Base Point you select for Rotate and Scale is not
important. (t/f): F
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