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1. In a legend view, where would you find the drop-down list of the families - such as doors, windows, and other components - you want to use as legend components?
2. What is it called when a tag with a leader has a drag control where the leader touches the element?
3. While working in Revit, you often need additional lines to help define locations for elements in a mode. You can hide these lines in the appropriate views later, when necessary. What are these extra lines called?
4. A designer would like to create a new parameter in a schedule that contains a mathematical expression combining two existing fields. What is the process?
5. Where can you find a drop-down list of available named reference planes?
6. Some Revit families require a host element to be placed. Which choice is a hosted element?

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