I don’t know what they’re made of. They’re not glass. They’re painted a pale blue. I think they’re like 30-40 years old or something. They’ve been in her basement storage room for a long time and have a lot of dust. I’m going to put them in my room but want to clean them first. Should I use all purpose spray and a cloth?

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I’m not cheating or anything. This is a test prep and I can’t seem to find any answer key for it. Thanks if you can help,

1. What is a template? (Select the best answer.)

A group of objects in a 3-D software program
A set of standards for creating a file
An object in a 3-D software program, such as a building, plant, or person
A file that’s been set up to make certain tasks easier to do

2. What is a primitive? (Select the best answer.)

A simple 2-D object such as a rectangle or circle
A simple 3-D object such as a cube, cylinder, or sphere
A rectangle
A sphere

3. Which of the following is most likely to be a standard part? (Select the best answer.)

A metal part that will fits a neighbor’s homemade tricycle
A spring that can be used in several different kinds of couch cushions
A key to a door
A lamp shade that fits a rare, antique lamp

4. Which of the following is the best way to show a client what a design will look like from a human’s point of view? (Select the best answer.)

Show the client many 2-D views of the design
Take the client on a walkthrough
Remove the roofs of all the buildings
Show the client all of the 3-D models from different views

5. A CAD professional could use _______________ to make a set of edges and surfaces act as if they are one object. (Select the best answer.)

Templates
Snap
Grouping
Primitives

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I have a steel tapered column, 12 feet high that will have an old antique farm bell on top. These bells were used in the 1800 to call for help from the neighbors.

Anyway, when I put in the base, I also laid in a conduit with a 12/2 romex w/ground, so I could put on the column a wall mount porch light to be used as a post lamp. Now, I am ready to drill the hole in the front side of the column to mount the light. How high from the sidewalk to the house, should the light be on the column?
Let’s not get complicated. I live out in the country. I bought an old farm so I could fly my R/C models. I also am a retired home builder, improver, DIY person, etc.

I just forgot what the standard height from the sidewalk to the light is suppose to be.

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My aunt is so fond of collecting this type of lighting — what you call an antique. She has this particular antique floor lamp that is perfect for decoration. Do you find this type of light great for your home? What’s your opinion?

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