Autodesk Inventor Certified Professional Practice Test 60 Questions

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AUTODESK INVENTOR CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE TEST 60 QUESTIONS Question 1: You need to start a sheet metal part from a closed planar sketch that de�nes the initial plate outline. Whic...

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AUTODESK INVENTOR

CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL

PRACTICE TEST 60

QUESTIONS

Question 1: You need to start a sheet metal part from a closed planar sketch that de�nes the initial plate outline. Which Inventor sheet metal feature is the most direct choice?

Choices:

1) Face 2) Contour Roll 3) Hem 4) Lofted Flange

Correct Answer: Face

Explanation: The Face tool creates the initial sheet metal face from a closed sketch pro�le and uses the active sheet metal rule for thickness and related defaults.Page 1

Question 2: A sheet metal model is using the wrong thickness even though the

�ange dimensions are correct. Where should you �rst check the governing thickness value?

Choices:

1) The assembly Bill of Materials 2) The active Sheet Metal Rule in Sheet Metal Defaults 3) The drawing dimension style 4) The part color style

Correct Answer: The active Sheet Metal Rule in Sheet Metal Defaults

Explanation: Sheet metal thickness is controlled by the active sheet metal rule selected through Sheet Metal Defaults. Changing a drawing style or BOM setting does not change the modeled thickness.Question 3: A designer must lengthen one existing sheet metal �ange without changing the parent face. What is the most appropriate action?

Choices:

1) Edit the �ange feature and change its extent or length 2) Delete the �at pattern 3) Change the project workspace 4) Convert the �ange to a weld bead Correct Answer: Edit the �ange feature and change its extent or length Explanation: Editing the existing �ange feature preserves the feature history and lets the designer change �ange length or extent while maintaining the rest of the sheet metal model.Page 2

Question 4: Six identical holes must be equally spaced around a bolt circle in a part.Which pattern type best matches the design intent?

Choices:

1) Rectangular Pattern 2) Feature-Based Component Pattern 3) Circular Pattern 4) Mirror Components

Correct Answer: Circular Pattern

Explanation: A Circular Pattern repeats one or more features around a selected axis using an occurrence count and angular spacing, which is appropriate for a bolt circle.Question 5: An assembly contains one bolt constrained to the �rst hole of a patterned hole feature. The bolt count and spacing should update automatically if the part hole pattern changes. Which assembly method is best?

Choices:

1) Create an associative component pattern based on the part feature pattern 2) Copy and paste the bolt occurrences manually 3) Ground every bolt occurrence 4) Create a separate assembly for each bolt count Correct Answer: Create an associative component pattern based on the part feature pattern Explanation: An associative component pattern can reference a patterned part feature so changes to the part feature pattern update the number and spacing of the patterned components.Page 3

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