&. The column spacing for an array operation specifies the A. B. C. D. distances

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&. The column spacing for an array operation specifies the A. B. C. D. distances between the same point on each object horizontal distances between the objects total width of the rectangular array vertical distances berween the objects 9. The ARRAYPATH command allows you to array objects along all of the following objects except a(n)_ A circle B. spline C. helix D. xline 10. To remove the grips from all of the objects on-screen, press thekey twice. A. [Enter) B. IEsc C. [Tab] D. Shit Which of the following items allows you to view and adjust all of the properties related to the selected objects? A. DesignCenter B. Properties palette C. Quick Properties palette D. Tool Palettes window I1. True/False Indicate whether the statement is true or false. 12. When you draw an xline that bisects an angle, the vertex of the angle is assumed to be the root point of the xline 13. Some objects can be described using only one view. 14. A text width factor of 2 expands the width of text characters relative to their height. 15. Multiline text can be activated for editing by double-clicking on the text. -16. It is possible to create and use more than one custom dictionary. 17. The FILLET command can be used to create both inside and outside rounded comers. 18. Holding down the [Shift] key while the EXTEND command is active accesses the TRIM command. 19. To stretch objects relative to the current location, use the Origin option of the STRETCH command. 20. When you use the COPY command to place a copy of an object, the original object remains in place. 21. When you use grips to stretch an object, the first selected grip acts as the base point for the stretch

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8.b the space between columns

9. c array can be kept only on a 2D curve but helix is a 3D curve.

10.d shift

11. B properties palette

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