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  1. Which Autodesk file format is used to package and share a project with all its referenced files and dependencies?

    Answer: eTransmit package (.zip via eTransmit)

    The eTransmit tool bundles a DWG with all xrefs, fonts, and plot styles into a single transmittal package.

  2. In AutoCAD, which command converts selected objects into a reusable named symbol stored in the current drawing?

    Answer: BLOCK

    The BLOCK command creates a named block definition within the current drawing from selected objects.

  3. What does the PURGE command do in AutoCAD?

    Answer: Removes unused named objects such as blocks, layers, and linetypes

    PURGE removes definitions of named objects (blocks, layers, linetypes, etc.) that are not referenced by any drawing objects.

  4. Which AutoCAD coordinate entry method uses an angle and distance relative to the last point entered?

    Answer: Relative Polar

    Relative polar coordinates use the format @distance<angle, specifying distance and angle from the previous point.

  5. In Autodesk software, what is the purpose of the Design Feed / collaboration tools that allow comments tied to specific locations in a model?

    Answer: To enable markup and review feedback attached to geometry

    Design Feed and markup tools let reviewers attach comments or callouts directly to locations in the model for collaborative review.

  6. Which object snap mode snaps to the exact midpoint of a line, arc, or polyline segment?

    Answer: Midpoint

    The Midpoint object snap locates the geometric center point along the length of a line or arc segment.

  7. What is the function of the STRETCH command in AutoCAD?

    Answer: Moves endpoints of objects that cross a crossing selection window

    STRETCH moves the vertices and endpoints of objects that are inside or cross the crossing window while keeping attached geometry connected.