Review-layers, Commands, Scripts, Strategies

The command for read-only (RO) is "ROTATE".

The correct answer is TRIM because TRIM is the command used to remove any leading or trailing spaces from a text string. By using the TRIM command, unnecessary spaces can be eliminated, resulting in a clean and concise text.

The command for L is LINE.

The correct answer is COPY because it is the command used in many computer systems and programming languages to copy files or directories from one location to another. It is a commonly used command that allows users to duplicate files or directories easily.

An ARC has 3 points.

The given correct answer "RECTANGLE" is the command that is used to create a rectangle in a computer program or software. The question asks for the command for "Alt D G or REC", and the answer "RECTANGLE" matches the given command combination.

This question is asking for the command used for IM. The correct answer is "IMAGE".

The correct answer is "SPLINE" because it is the command used in SPL (Structured Programming Language) to create a smooth curve that passes through a set of points. This command is commonly used in computer-aided design (CAD) software to create complex curves and shapes. By specifying a series of points, the SPLINE command generates a spline curve that smoothly interpolates those points, resulting in a visually pleasing and mathematically defined curve.

The correct command for M is MOVE.

The command for LA is LAYER.

The command for O is OFFSET.

The command for MI is MIRROR.

The correct command for BR is BREAK.

The command for SC is SCALE.

The correct command for F is FILLET.

The command for extending or lengthening something is "EXTEND".

The correct command for PE is PEDIT, which stands for Polyline Edit. This command allows users to modify the vertices and segments of a polyline, such as adding or removing vertices, joining or splitting segments, and converting between a polyline and a spline. It is a useful command for editing and refining the shape of polylines in AutoCAD or similar software.

The correct answer is SCRIPT because the question asks for the command for SCR, which is an abbreviation for SCRIPT.

The command for creating a circle in C or AutoCAD is "CIRCLE".

The command for X is EXPLODE.

By double clicking the boundary of the image, it is possible to fade the image. This action may open up a menu or options that allow the user to adjust the opacity or transparency of the image, resulting in a faded effect.

The question asks for the color of 1, and the answer provided is "RED". This implies that the color associated with the number 1 is red.

There are two types of ARRAY.

The correct answer is 2 because the question asks for the number of toggles (on, off) in EDGEMODE. Since there are only two possible states for a toggle (on or off), the answer is 2.

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The correct answer is GRAY,GREY because both spellings are accepted as correct for the color. "Gray" is the standard American English spelling, while "Grey" is the standard British English spelling. Both words refer to the same color, so either option is considered correct.

When creating a Layer, you can use either 3 or 4 letters to designate an item. This means that you have the option to use either a three-letter code or a four-letter code to identify the item in the Layer.

The TR command is used to translate or replace characters in a text. After typing the TR command, there is no specific instruction or requirement mentioned regarding pressing the spacebar. Therefore, the correct answer of 2 suggests that the person who typed the command pressed the spacebar twice for some reason, possibly to separate or format the text in a desired way.

The correct answer for this question is "STRETCH" because it is the command that is being asked to be named. The command is written in all caps, which is the specified format in the question.

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The answer "BLUE" is correct because the question asks for the color of the number 5, and the color associated with the number 5 is typically represented as blue.

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The next command to determine after typing F and spacebar is "RADIUS,R".

The correct answer is "QSAVE" because it is the shortcut command used to quickly save a file. By using this command, the user can save their work without having to navigate through menus or use the mouse. This shortcut is commonly used in various software applications to ensure that the progress is saved frequently and efficiently.

The command for ALT D Y (number of sides) is POLYGON.

The correct answer is "J" because in PL (Programming Language), the command "J" is used to join a polyline. This command is typically used when working with CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software or when creating complex shapes or drawings. By using the "J" command, multiple line segments can be connected together to form a single continuous polyline, making it easier to manipulate and edit the shape as needed.

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The given correct answer for the question is "PLINE". This command is used in AutoCAD and other CAD software to create a polyline, which is a connected sequence of lines and arcs. It is commonly used to draw complex shapes and boundaries in architectural and engineering drawings. The "PL" in the command stands for "Polyline", indicating its purpose.

The correct answer is ELLIPSE. This command is used to create ellipses or oval shapes in various software applications. By typing ALT D E C, the user can access the ELLIPSE command and start creating ellipses.

The first item in a Layer Structure is DISCIPLINE.

The word "CONTINUOUS" accurately describes a PLINE because a PLINE, short for "polyline," is a connected sequence of line segments that form a continuous path. Each line segment in a PLINE is connected to the previous and next segments, creating an unbroken line. Therefore, "CONTINUOUS" is an appropriate word to describe a PLINE.

The correct answer is "S" because in AutoCAD, the command for splining a polyline is the "S" command. This command allows users to convert a polyline into a smooth spline curve by adding additional control points. By selecting the polyline and using the "S" command, users can create a more curved and flowing shape.

The command EXTRIM is best described as a "cookie cutter" because it allows users to trim or extend objects based on a selected boundary. This means that it can be used to cut out or create new shapes by removing or adding portions of existing objects. The term "cookie cutter" accurately captures the functionality of the EXTRIM command, as it implies the ability to shape objects in a precise and controlled manner.

The given question asks for the command for AR, and the correct answer is AR itself. In computer programming, AR is a commonly used abbreviation for "Augmented Reality," which refers to a technology that combines virtual elements with the real world. Therefore, the command for AR would simply be "AR."

The first two commands to define when starting a brand new AutoCAD project are "LIMITS" and "UNITS". These commands are used to set the drawing limits and specify the units of measurement for the project. By setting the limits, the user can define the boundaries within which the drawing will be created. The "UNITS" command allows the user to specify the unit type, such as inches, millimeters, or feet, for the project.