ACP EXAM

What does it mean to compact a central model?

• The process of compacting rewrites the entire file and removes obsolete parts in order to save space. This reduces the file size.

• It is the same thing as zipping a file. It allows users to compact all elements of a model into one file so you can send it to other members of the design team.

• During the compacting process, unused families and family types are removed from the project. This reduces the file size.

• Compact is another word for archive. It allows users to archive models at milestone submittals.

The Phase of a view is set to New Construction and the Phase Filter is set to Show Previous + New. What will control the graphic display of Existing elements?

• The Existing settings on the Graphic Overrides tab.

• Existing elements will not be visible in the view.

• Object Styles for the New Construction phase.

• The settings for that category in the Visibility/Graphic Overrides dialog.

Which of the following elements can be opened and modified in the Family Editor?

• Wall Material

• Wall Sweep

• Wall Tag

• Wall

What is a detail component?

• A view-specific element that can be placed in drafting views or detail views to add additional information to the model.

• A view-specific element that can be placed in floor plans and 3D views to add additional information to the model.

• A model element that can be placed in floor plans and 3D views to add additional information to the model.

• A model element that can be placed in drafting views or detail views to add additional information to the model.

Which of the following best describes the hierarchy of elements in a Revit project?

• Family > Category > Instance > Type

• Category > Type > Family > Instance

• Category > Family > Type > Instance

• Roofs > Walls > Floors > Ceilings

Refer to the exhibit. What does the 3D next to the level mean?

• A 3D view in the model is associated to Level 2.

• A Floor Plan view in the model is associated to Level 2.

• Level 2 is locked to Level 1.

• Any changes to the extents of Level 2 will propagate to other views.

A designer wants to control several view settings with a view template. After assigning a view template to a view, the View Scale can still be adjusted in the View Control Bar. Why is this happening?

• A plan region is being used to control the View Scale.

• Include is not selected for the View Scale parameter in the view template.

• Override is selected for the View Scale in the Visibility/Graphic Overrides dialog.

• Override is selected next to View Scale in the Properties palette.

A designer needs to adjust the line weight for all walls in one floor plan view. Which dialog should the designer use?

• View Specific Element Graphics

• Visibility/Graphic Overrides

• Object Styles

• Graphic Display Options

A designer is creating a repeating detail family. The designer wants the spacing between each CMU block to be the same in the repeating detail. Which Layout method should be selected?

• Maximum Spacing

• Fixed Number

• Fixed Distance

• Fill Available Space

What can be added to the model prevent the toposurface from passing through the building?

• Subregion

• Split Surface

• Building Pad

• Floor