Answer to Question #5

[BIGMIKE09281946]

Which of the following is not a valid type of light you can add to a drawing for the RENDER command? a: point, b: spot, c: distant, d: ambient, e: none of the above (i.e. all are valid) I answered d, and was wrong.

My argument is: D: ambient is a default light, and cannot be assigned to a drawing

[Cad64]

First of all, the question doesn't make sense. You can't add any lights through the use of the Render command. The Render command initiates Rendering. So maybe it's a trick question? Did they tell you what the correct answer was?

If they're claiming that Ambient light is a standard Autocad light type, ask them to show you where and how you would add an ambient light to the drawing.

[BIGMIKE09281946]

The schools answer is B. Spot

[Ryder76]

If the difference in your test score by getting this answer marked as correct means passing or failing I would argue the point. If it doesn't I wouldn't bother.

I do understand how you feel though and internally I would want to prove the point, but sometimes it just isn't worth the stress of 'teaching a pig to sing'.

[Car5858]

This is one that I have been through also.

NO amount of documentation will change their answer.

Be advised that there are many more of this type problem that you can look foward to.

[Cad64]

I still think the question doesn't make sense, and it should either be re-worded or thrown out completely, but check this link for information about ambient light in Autocad: http://www.caddigest.com/subjects/AutoCAD/tutorials/select/070604_parsai_ambient.htm

And how is it that the correct answer is B?
How can they say that the spot light is not a valid type of light?

[BIGMIKE09281946]

I could never get used to the CS in the USAF, and I guess the people who wrote the tests, carried their skills to the outside. LOL If you can understand!