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- 1. Multiple Choice
When you create a project in Autodesk Revit software, do you work in 3D or 2D?
You work in 2D in plan views and in 3D in non-plan views.
You work in 3D almost all the time, even when you are using what looks like a flat / 2D view.
It depends on how you toggle the 2D/3D control.
You work in 2D for plan and section views and in 3D for isometric views.
- 2. Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of the project browser?
It enables you to browse through the building project, similar to a walk-through.
It is the interface for managing all of the files that are required to create the complete architectural model of the building.
It manages multiple Autodesk Revit projects as an alternative to using Windows Explorer.
It is used to access and manage the views of the project.
- 3. Multiple Choice
Which part(s) of the interface changes according to the command you are using? (select all that apply)
Ribbon
View Control Bar
Options Bar
Properties Palette
- 4. Multiple Choice
When you start a new project,how do you specify the starting information contained in the new file?
Transfer from existing project.
Select the right template for the project.
The Autodesk Revit software automatically extracts the correct information from imported or linked files.
- 5. Multiple Choice
What is the primary difference between a view made using the Default 3D View and a view made using the Camera?
Default 3D View is for exterior views and Camera is for interior.
Default 3D View creates a static image and a Camera view is live and always updated.
Default 3D View is isometric and a Camera view is perspective.
Default 3D View is used for the overall building and a Camera view is used for looking in tight spaces.
- 6. Multiple Choice
Which Revit tab would you open to make a schedule?ArchitectureAnnotateViewModify - 7. Multiple ChoiceWhich Revit tab would you open to dimension your house plan?ArchitectureInsertMassing and SiteAnnotate
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhich tool did you use to add the room tags?WallComponentModel TextRoom
- 9. Multiple ChoiceWhich part of this dialog box would enable you to add a calculated column to your schedule.ABCD
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhich tab would you use to add property lines to a site plan?SystemsAnnotateMassing and SiteView
- 11. Multiple ChoiceWhich tool will add the leader lines and notes detailing the wall?AlignedTextComponentSpace Tag
- 12. Multiple ChoiceWhich part of the Revit window would you use to see an Elevation?Properties windowView TabProject BrowserThe "R" drop down list
- 13. Multiple ChoiceWhen dimensioning a floor plan, the dimension lines next to the plan show _______.Overall side dimension to outside wallsOutside wall to face of interior wallsOutside wall to center of interior wallsOutside wall to centers of windows, doors, and interior walls
- 14. Multiple ChoiceWhich Revit tab would you use to make a wall section?ArchitectureAnnotateViewManage
- 15. Multiple ChoiceChoose the letter beside the part of this box that would add the Area field to your schedule.ABCD
- 16. Multiple Choice
The foyer typically includes a:
closet
dressing room.
lavatory
makeup counter
- 17. Multiple Choice
Which symbol represents a range?
W
X
Y
Z
- 18. Multiple Choice
Where are the overall building dimensions
placed?
closest to the building
inside the other dimensions
on all four sides of a floor plan
outside the other dimensions
- 19. Multiple Choice
Which symbol represents a dishwasher?
W
X
Y
Z
- 20. Multiple Choice
The decorative trim that covers the space
between the jamb and a rough opening of a
window is the:
casing
jamb
mullion
sill
- 21. Multiple Choice
Which type of dimension would one use to
create an upright dimensioned object?
horizontal dimension
inclined dimension
ortho dimension
vertical dimension
- 22. Multiple Choice
Detailed window information is most likely
found on a/an:
elevation
floor plan
schedule
title page
- 23. Multiple Choice
Item 5 represents a/an:
awning window
casement window
double-hung window
fixed sash window
- 24. Multiple Choice
The term used in building codes to describe
access is:
casing.
compartmentalized
door.
egress
- 25. Multiple Choice
A horizontal member that rests on the
foundation wall to support other wood
members is the:
header
jamb
mudsill
swing
- 26. Multiple Choice
The minimum depth for a wall-type
wardrobe closet is:
18"
24"
36"
48"
- 27. Multiple Choice
Which type of window slides up and down?
an awning window
a casement window
a double-hung window
a hopper window
- 28. Multiple Choice
Item 8 represents a:
awning window
hopper window
double-hung window
fixed sash window
- 29. Multiple Choice
Item 14 represents a:
bi-fold door
bypass sliding door
french door
pocket door
- 30. Multiple Choice
Bedroom doors:
should have a maximum width of
2'-0".
should be sized to allow for furniture
movement
should swing out and into the hall
should be placed in the center of the
wall when possible
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