Revit Exam Questions With Verified Answers

Revit Exam Questions With Verified Answers what does BIM stand for? - answerBuilding Information Modeling what are the 2 things you can do in BIM? - answer1. build a model 2. extract (take out) info from the model what best describes BIM? - answera building is modeled on a computer software three dimensionally and information is assigned to the components of the building that can be extracted from the model what is a parametric program? - answerwhen an element's location is modified, adjacent elements are automatically updated Revit is classified as a parametric program? what is an example of it? - answerwhen an element location is modified, like a wall, its adjacent elements, like a connected wall, are modified to maintain the established relationship between the two what does Revit stand for? - answerrevise instantly what is *bidirectional association*? - answerwhen 1 thing is changed, ALL corresponding views change as well what are projects made of? - answer1. model (3D) elements host: wall hosted: window 2. datum elements ex. level line 3. view specfic elements (2D) what are 3 ways to view info? - answer1. views (3D) 2. schedules (2D) 3. sheets .rvt - answerrevit project file .rfa - answerrevit family .rte - answerrevit template (file w presets) -commercial -residential -default this provides an example of why Revit is known to "Revise Instantly" and what bidirectional association means? - answerwhen a change is made on a floor plan, Revit automatically updates all corresponding views for the user in order to change the size of a window or door in Revit, the user must do? - answeruser can highlight the window and change it to a new size from a drop-down menu what are the 3 flavors/ versions of Revit? - answer1. Revit ARCH 2. MEP (Mechnicial, Electrical, Plumbing) 3. Structural what website should be used to *download* Revit to your house? - answerwww.R Which best exemplifies a model element? - answera window example of a hosted object? - answerwindow if a host is deleted, what happens to the element (or object) that was placed within the host? - answerthe element is also deleted what are 3 ways to work with an element? - answerviews, schedules, and sheets which type of view is not traditional, flattened view derived from a horizontal or vertical slice through the building? - answer3D view this type of view is a 3D representation of the building - answercamera this type of view is a vertical slice of the building that shows a cut through of the entire building or element, usually used o convey structural components - answersections this type of view is a vertical slice of the building showing the finished appearance view, like the exterior of a building or kitchen cabinets - answerelevations this type of view is a horizontal slice through the building showing what is below the cutting plane - answerplans