To modify the label position and move components to the opposite side of the line or arc you would use the ________ command.

To modify the label position and move components to the opposite side of the line or arc you would use the ________ command.

• A. Mirror
• B. Translate
• C. Rotate
• D. Flip

Answer: (D)

Flipping the label is how you move annotation components to the opposite side of a line or arc. The Flip command repositions the label across the reference geometry, switching which side the annotation sits on while keeping its attachment points intact. This is ideal when you want the label to appear on the other side for readability or to avoid overlap with the feature. Mirroring would create a separate mirrored copy across the line, which isn’t the same as simply repositioning the existing label. Translating would move the object but keep it on the same side, and rotating changes orientation around a point rather than swapping sides relative to the line or arc.

Flipping the label is how you move annotation components to the opposite side of a line or arc. The Flip command repositions the label across the reference geometry, switching which side the annotation sits on while keeping its attachment points intact. This is ideal when you want the label to appear on the other side for readability or to avoid overlap with the feature.

Mirroring would create a separate mirrored copy across the line, which isn’t the same as simply repositioning the existing label. Translating would move the object but keep it on the same side, and rotating changes orientation around a point rather than swapping sides relative to the line or arc.