In CAD/CAM drawing, which grid contains points the cursor can snap to during sketching?

• A. Grid
• B. Snap
• C. Alignment
• D. Reference

Answer: (B)

Snapping during sketching is controlled by the Snap feature, which defines the precise points the cursor can jump to as you draw. The grid serves as a visual reference for spacing, but it’s the Snap setting that determines where the cursor will land—grid intersections, endpoints, midpoints, or other defined snap points—so you can place geometry exactly where you want. When Snap is enabled, moving the cursor highlights and locks onto those discrete points, speeding up accurate sketching. The other terms refer to different ideas: the grid is just the background, alignment is about lining up objects, and reference involves snapping to existing geometry, not the snap points themselves.