Discussion
What does an external reference do that a block does not?
Answer: D
Correct answer: it keeps the referenced drawing as a separate file
A block lives inside the drawing that uses it; an external reference points at a file that stays outside and is loaded when the drawing is opened. So a shared grid or a site plan can be maintained by one person and picked up automatically by every drawing that references it - at the cost of having to keep the file with the drawing.
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