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Revit MEP Quiz

Test your Revit knowledge after taking the Revit MEP Fundamental class.

The number of attempts remaining is 3

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Category: Chapter 6 | Setting Up Spaces

1. When you have a space that is not defined entirely by walls, such as a balcony in a 2-story lobby, how do you control the size of the space?

a. Sketch the boundaries of the space.

b. Add space separation lines.

c. Modify the size in Properties.

d. Change the Room Bounding status of the other walls.

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Category: Chapter 13 | Creating Construction Documents

2. How is the title block information filled in as shown in the image below? (Select all that apply.)

a. Select the title block and select the label that you want to change.

b. Select the title block and modify it in Properties.

c. Right-click on the Sheet in the Project Browser and select Information.

d. Some of the information is filled in automatically.

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Category: Chapter 11 | Advanced Systems for HVAC and Plumbing

3. What is required before you can create an automatic ductwork layout?

a. Duct System

b. Air Terminals only

c. Duct placeholders

d. All air terminals and equipment placed for the entire project.

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Category: Chapter 14 | Annotating Construction Documents

4. Which of the following describes the difference between a symbol and a component?

a. Symbols are 3D and only display in one view. Components are 2D and display in many views.

b. Symbols are 2D and only display in one view. Components are 3D and display in many views.

c. Symbols are 2D and display in many views. Components are 3D and only display in one view.

d. Symbols are 3D and display in many views. Components are 2D and only display in one view.

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Category: Chapter 5 | Working with Views

5. What is the purpose of creating a callout?

a. To create a boundary around part of the model that needs revising, similar to a revision cloud.

b. To create a view of part of the model for export to the AutoCAD® software for further detailing.

c. To create a view of part of the model that is linked to the main view from which it is taken.

d. To create a 2D view of part of the model.

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Category: Chapter 6 | Setting Up Spaces

6. When you want to add spaces to a project that uses a linked model’s room name and number information, what is required for the spaces to work as expected (Select all that apply.)

a. The linked model needs to have rooms.

b. The linked model needs to be set to Room Bounding.

c. The MEP project needs to be set to Room Bounding.

d. The MEP project needs to have rooms.

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Category: Chapter 2 | Basic Sketching and Modify Tools

7. Which command would you use to break part of a duct so that you can change the duct type?

a. Align

b. Split

c. Trim

d. Offset

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Category: Chapter 5 | Working with Views

8. How do you create a jog in a building section, such as that shown below?

a. Use the Split Element tool in the Modify tab>Modify panel.

b. Select the building section and then click Split Segment in the contextual tab.

c. Select the building section and click the blue control in the middle of the section line.

d. Draw two separate sections, and use the Section Jog tool to combine them into a jogged section

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Category: Chapter 13 | Creating Construction Documents

9. On how many sheets can a floor plan view be placed?

a. 1

b. 2-5

c. 6+

d. As many as you want.

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Category: Chapter 11 | Advanced Systems for HVAC and Plumbing

10. How do you specify which type of system you want to create when the element has multiple options, such as the lavatory shown below?

a. Select the appropriate connector to start the system.

b. In the contextual tab, select the appropriate system button.

c. In the Options Bar, select the system type from the drop-down list.

d. Select the system type from the drop-down list in the dialog box that opens when you click Create System.

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Category: Chapter 14 | Annotating Construction Documents

11. A Detail Line created in one view also displays in the other view.

a. True

b. False

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Category: Chapter 9 | HVAC Systems

12. Which of the following commands can be used when modifying pipe? (Select all that apply.)

a. Change Type

b. Reapply Type

c. Add Insulations

d. Edit Lining

e. Modify Justification

f. Modify Material

g. Change Offset

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Category: Chapter 1 | Introduction to BIM and Autodesk Revit

13. What is the main difference between a view made using (Default 3D View) and a view made using (Camera)?

a. Use Default 3D View for exterior views and Camera for interiors.

b. Default 3D View creates a static image and a Camera view is live and always updated.

c. Default 3D View is isometric and a Camera view is perspective.

d. Default 3D View is used for the overall building and a Camera view is used for looking in tight spaces.

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Category: Chapter 9 | HVAC Systems

14. Which method enables you to move an air terminal hosted by a ceiling that has been copied, as shown below, up to a different ceiling height?

a. Move the air terminal.

b. Pick New Host.

c. Change the elevation in Properties.

d. Copied air terminals cannot be moved off the original plane.

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Category: Chapter 8 | Basic Systems Tools

15. When you select a Mechanical Equipment component, several icons display. What is the purpose of these icons?

a. They are where ducts, pipes, or electrical circuits connect to the equipment.

b. You can draw ducts, pipes, or circuits from them.

c. They establish the size or power of the connection.

d. All the above.

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Category: Chapter 9 | HVAC Systems

16. Where do you specify the Flow of an air terminal, such as that shown in the image below (Select all that apply.)

a. In the Ribbon

b. In the Options Bar

c. In the Air Flow Dialog Box

d. In the Properties

e. In the Air Terminal tag

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Category: Chapter 4 | Starting Systems Projects

17. Which of the following elements can be copied and monitored? (Select all that apply.)

a. Plumbing Fixtures

b. Levels

c. Ducts

d. Electrical Fixtures

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Category: Chapter 6 | Setting Up Spaces

18. If you do not see spaces in the view you are working in, as shown on the top of image below, what is required to display them as shown on the bottom of the image below?

a. Open the Visibility/Graphics dialog box and toggle on the Interior option under Spaces.

b. Before placing spaces, select Interior on the Option Bar.

c. In Properties, select Interior.

d. In the View Control Bar, toggle on Spaces.

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Category: Chapter 10 | Plumbing Systems

19. After tying in piping to a sloped sanitary pipe, the automatically placed fittings are facing the wrong direction, as shown below. How would you fix this?

a. Use Rotate.

b. Place its opposite type.

c. Click the Flip arrow.

d. Click Auto Slope in the ribbon.

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Category: Chapter 10 | Plumbing Systems

20. How many elements must be selected before you can create a duct or piping system?

a. One.

b. Two.

c. Three.

d. None need to be selected first.

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Category: Chapter 2 | Basic Sketching and Modify Tools

21. Both Rotate and Array with Radial have a center of rotation that defaults to the center of the element or group of elements you have selected. How do you move the center of rotation to another point, as shown below? (Select all that apply.)

a. Select the center of rotation and drag it to a new location.

b. In the Options Bar, click Place and select the new point.

c. In the Modify tab>Placement panel, click (Center) and select the new point.

d. Right-click and select Snap Overrides>Centers and select the new point.

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Category: Chapter 13 | Creating Construction Documents

22. Which of the following is the best method to use if the size of a view is too large for a sheet, as shown below?

a. Delete the view, change the scale in the view and place the view back on the sheet.

b. Activate the view and change the View Scale.

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Category: Chapter 16 | Creating Details

23. Which command do you use to add a pattern (such as concrete or earth, as shown in image below to part of a detail?

a. Region

b. Filled Region

c. Masking Region

d. Pattern Region

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Category: Chapter 10 | Plumbing Systems

24. How do you specify the direction in which a pipe slopes as you are creating it, as shown below?

a. Set the Slope Value in the Options Bar.

b. Draw the pipe in a section view to ensure that it slopes correctly.

c. Create it flat and slope it later.

d. Set the Slope Value in the ribbon.

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Category: Chapter 9 | HVAC Systems

25. When can you convert a rigid duct to a flexible duct, such as that shown below?

a. When the rigid duct is round.

b. When the air terminal is already connected by a rigid duct.

c. When creating a system and sizing the ducting.

d. When the Allow Conversion parameter is selected in the rigid duct’s instance properties.

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Category: Chapter 1 | Introduction to BIM and Autodesk Revit

26. When you create a project in the Autodesk Revit software, do you work in 3D as show below on the left or 2D as shown below on the right?

a. You work in 2D in plan views and in 3D in non-plan views.

b. You work in 3D almost all of the time, even when you are using what looks like a flat view.

c. You work in 2D or 3D depending on how you toggle the 2D/3D control.

d. You work in 2D in plan and section views and in 3D in isometric views.

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Category: Chapter 2 | Basic Sketching and Modify Tools

27. What is the purpose of an alignment line?

a. Displays when the new element you are placing or drawing is aligned with the grid system.

b. Indicates that the new element you are placing or drawing is aligned with an existing element.

c. Displays when the new element you are placing or drawing is aligned with a selected tracking point.

d. Indicates that the new element is aligned with true north rather than project north.

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Category: Chapter 4 | Starting Systems Projects

28. On which of the following element types can a coordination review with the host project be performed?

a. CAD link

b. CAD import

c. Revit link

d. Revit import

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Category: Chapter 1 | Introduction to BIM and Autodesk Revit

29. What is the purpose of the Project Browser?

a. It enables you to browse through the building project, similar to a walk through.

b. It is the interface for managing all of the files that are required to create the complete architectural model of the building.

c. It manages multiple Autodesk Revit projects as an alternative to using Windows Explorer.

d. It is used to access and manage the views of the project.

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Category: Chapter 10 | Plumbing Systems

30. Which placement option can be used for placing a face based plumbing fixture on the wall, as shown below?

a. Place on Vertical Face

b. Place on Face

c. Place on Work Plane

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Category: Chapter 1 | Introduction to BIM and Autodesk Revit

31. What is the difference between Type Properties and Properties?

a. Properties stores parameters that apply to the selected individual element(s). Type Properties stores parameters that impact every element of the same type in the project.

b. Properties stores the location parameters of an element. Type Properties stores the size and identity parameters of an element

c. Properties only stores parameters of the view. Type Properties stores parameters of model components.

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Category: Chapter 9 | HVAC Systems

32. When adding pipe accessories, such as the Butterfly Valve shown below, you are first required to:

a. Split the pipe using [Split Element].

b. Split the pipe using [Split with Gap].

c. Place the accessory near the pipe and then move it in place.

d. Do nothing extra, just place the accessory on the pipe.

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Category: Chapter 4 | Starting Systems Projects

33. What type of view do you need to be in to add a level to your project?

a. Any non-plan views.

b. As this is done using a dialog box, the view does not matter.

c. Any view except for 3D.

d. Any section or elevation view.

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Category: Chapter 16 | Creating Details

34. Detail Lines only display in the view they were created in.

a. True

b. False

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Category: Chapter 15 | Adding Tags and Schedules

35. What happens when you delete an air terminal in an Autodesk Revit model?

a. You must delete the air terminal on the sheet.

b. You must delete the air terminal from the schedule.

c. The air terminal is removed from the model, but not from the schedule.

d. The air terminal is removed from the model and the schedule.

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Category: Chapter 13 | Creating Construction Documents

36. How do you specify the size of a sheet?

a. In the Sheet Properties, specify the Sheet Size

b. In the Options Bar, specify the Sheet Size

c. In the New Sheet dialog box, select a title block to control the Sheet Size

d. In the Sheet view, right-click and select Sheet Size.

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Category: Chapter 9 | HVAC Systems

37. How do you change an elbow fitting to a tee fitting?

a. Delete the elbow and place a tee instead.

b. Select the elbow and use the Type Selector to select a tee fitting instead.

c. Select the elbow and click + (Plus).

d. Select the elbow and click Convert to Tee in the ribbon.

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Category: Chapter 5 | Working with Views

38. Which of the following commands creates a view that results in an independent view displaying the same model geometry and containing a copy of the annotation?

a. Duplicate

b. Duplicate with Detailing

c. Duplicate as a Dependent

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Category: Chapter 5 | Working with Views

39. Which of the following is true about the Visibility Graphic Overrides dialog box?

a. Changes made in the dialog box only affect the current view.

b. It can only be used to toggle categories on and off.

c. It can be used to toggle individual elements on and off.

d. It can be used to change the color of individual elements.

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Category: Chapter 2 | Basic Sketching and Modify Tools

40. Where do you change the type for a selected plumbing fixture, as shown below.

a. In the Modify | Plumbing Fixtures tab>Properties panel, click (Type Properties) and select a new type in the dialog box.

b. In the Options Bar, click Change Element Type.

c. Select the dynamic control next to the selected plumbing fixture and select a new type in the drop-down list.

d. In Properties, select a new type in the Type Selector drop-down list.

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