Navigation tools: on classic AutoCAD toolbars, the Free Orbit function (used to freely rotate the 3D view) is found on which toolbar grouping?

Introduction / Context:
Rotating the 3D view interactively is essential for inspecting models. AutoCAD historically offers “3D Orbit/Free Orbit” as part of rotate/orbit navigation controls accessible via toolbars, menus, and the navigation bar.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• The question targets classic toolbar categorization.
• Free Orbit is a viewing tool, not a geometry edit.
• We must choose the most appropriate toolbar label among the options provided.

Concept / Approach:
Free Orbit belongs with orbit/rotate view tools, not Move, Modify, or 3-D Move (which affect geometry). Among the choices, “rotate” is the logical view-control grouping for orbiting the camera around the model.

Step-by-Step Solution:

Verification / Alternative check:
In many AutoCAD setups, Free Orbit is accessed via the View menu, the navigation bar, or typed command. Toolbar naming can vary by workspace, but it is fundamentally a rotation/orbit view tool.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:

• move / 3-D Move: These manipulate object position, not camera orbit.
• modify: A general edit toolbar for objects, not view controls.

Common Pitfalls:
Confusing object rotation with view orbit; orbit changes the camera, rotate modifies the object if used as a modeling command.

Final Answer:
rotate