CREO CERTIFICATION TEST - PART 3 || SOLVED
CORRECTLY.
can you associate a feature to more than one layer? correct answers yes
true or false: in the layer tree, a layer containing a rule looks different than a layer that does not
contain a rule correct answers true
true or false: you can reorder a parent feature to come after its children correct answers false
true or false: deciding whether a feature's depth should be defined as symmetric or 2-side blind
depth is a consideration fro capturing design intent in a feature correct answers true
which of the following is not an example of capturing design intent in a part? correct answers
setting the appearance?
one way to avoid missing part references failures from occurring when editing a sketch is to...
correct answers use the replace function within the sketch
true or false: modifying features in a component that are used as references in an assembly
cannot cause the component to fail in the assembly correct answers false
when assembly constraints become invalid, what can you do to fix the failure? correct answers
modify the features in the failing component; modify the features in the other components;
change constraints; suppress or freeze the failing component
which statement regarding mirrored parts is incorrect? correct answers you must mirror a part
within the context of a temporary "dummy" assembly
CORRECTLY.
can you associate a feature to more than one layer? correct answers yes
true or false: in the layer tree, a layer containing a rule looks different than a layer that does not
contain a rule correct answers true
true or false: you can reorder a parent feature to come after its children correct answers false
true or false: deciding whether a feature's depth should be defined as symmetric or 2-side blind
depth is a consideration fro capturing design intent in a feature correct answers true
which of the following is not an example of capturing design intent in a part? correct answers
setting the appearance?
one way to avoid missing part references failures from occurring when editing a sketch is to...
correct answers use the replace function within the sketch
true or false: modifying features in a component that are used as references in an assembly
cannot cause the component to fail in the assembly correct answers false
when assembly constraints become invalid, what can you do to fix the failure? correct answers
modify the features in the failing component; modify the features in the other components;
change constraints; suppress or freeze the failing component
which statement regarding mirrored parts is incorrect? correct answers you must mirror a part
within the context of a temporary "dummy" assembly
