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Which of these things is NOT true about grids? Grids can be in straight lines, arcs or have multiple segments; If you move a grid, everything that is placed on that grid will move with it; Grids can be seen on floor plans, ceiling plans, elevations, and 3D views; Grid values can only be single digit characters

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Grid values can only be single digit characters

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Which of these things is NOT true about levels? Levels can be in straight lines, arcs or have multiple segments; If you move a Level, everything that is placed on that level will move with it; Levels can be seen on elevations & 3D views; When you create a level, it creates a corresponding floor plan for that level

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Levels can be in straight lines, arcs or have multiple segments

Answer explanation

You can't have a level that is an arc or a curve. The point of a level is that is a horizontal plane, a curve would defeat that.

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What view do you have to be in to place levels? Options: Floor Plans, Elevations, 3D Views, Reflected Ceiling Plans

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Elevations

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Which one of the following determines how tall a wall will be? Options: Top Constraint, Base Constraint, Offset, Height

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Top Constraint

Front

What is a non-structural wall made of windows called?

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curtain wall

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Where can you go to change a wall type?

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properties panel

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Where can you go on the properties panel, to see what parts a wall is made out of?

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Edit Type > Structure

Front

Based on the photo of Revit categories, the boxes at the bottom are examples of what?

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Instances

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Where do you go to add in a new door?

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Architecture > Door

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If you want to change the size of a door/window that you've placed, where can you do that?

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Properties Panel > Edit Type