SOLID MODELING MCQs – CHAPTER 5 DAE 10 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/10 Subscribe 1. Solid modeling is the most advanced method of geometric modeling in ________ axes: (A) Three (B) Two (C) One (D) None of theseShow All Answers 2. ________ command is used to take a two-dimensional profile and convert it into 3D by giving it some thickness: (A) Revolve (B) Loft (C) Sweep (D) ExtrudeShow All Answers 3. ________ command is used to model 3D axially symmetric objects: (A) Loft (B) Extrude (C) None of these (D) RevolveShow All Answers 4. ________ command is used to create restrict bending and to add structural strength to the reference structure or object: (A) Rib (B) Blend (C) Helical Sweep (D) LoftShow All Answers 5. ________ command provides flexibility in cross section and sweep path of 3D object under development: (A) Extrude (B) None of these (C) Sweep (D) LoftShow All Answers 6. Which of the following is a basic solid modeling tool: (A) Shell (B) Coil (C) Thread (D) RibShow All Answers 7. Which of the following is an advanced solid modeling tool: (A) Sculpt (B) Extrude (C) Face Draft (D) A & CShow All Answers 8. The Draft feature adds a draft angle from -89.9° to +89.9° to individual ________ or to a series of ________: (A) Axes (B) Angles (C) Edges (D) SurfacesShow All Answers 9. A _______ represents a "patchwork" of connected nonsolid surfaces: (A) Warp (B) Sweep (C) Quilt (D) 3D ModelShow All Answers 10. ________ command is used to replace the existing surface of 3D object with a defined surface or a face: (A) Stitching surfaces (B) Boundary blend (C) Replacing face (D) None of theseShow All Answers