Question

The end point osnap shortcut is END and is indicated by a

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Small triangle

Small square

Small circle

None of these

Answer ( Option B)

Small square

Solution

1. OSNAP TRACKING - While not really an Object Snap, this option allows you to pick any point on the screen and track from there. This point can be on an object or not.

2. FROM - This option allows you to select an Osnap and use it as a reference point. Very similar to Temporary Tracking.

3. ENDPOINT - This snap is used to get to the exact endpoint of a line, arc or other object that has a definite ending to it. This should be used for joining lines, and dimensioning. In general, you would want this on as a running Osnap in your drawing. The endpoint Osnap is indicated by a small square.

4. MIDPOINT - This is used to find the exact middle of any object that has a beginning and an end. All lines and arcs have a midpoint. (Circle have a center, not a midpoint.) This is also a good Osnap to have in running mode. The midpoint Osnap is indicated by a small triangle.

5. CENTER - The centerOsnap is used to find the exact center of circles, arc and ellipses. This is also a good Osnap to leave in running mode. To pick the center point, you have to select the object itself, and not an area in the middle of the object. The centerOsnap is indicated by a small circle.

6. GEOMETRIC CENTER - This is a new Osnap that is really handy. Use it when you need to snap to the 'geometric' center of a rectangle rather than trying to find the two midpoints. Works on closed polylines, rectangles, splines

7. NODE - Nodes are points. The are created using the point command. They are also created when an object is divided. A node Osnap is indicated by a circle with angled crosshairs in side