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Introduction to 3D

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Quiz

Now that you have completed this modeling tutorial, do this quick quiz to help you remember what you have learned.

1. How do you place an object exactly at the origin?

   (a) Hold the (Windows) or (Mac) key down before you click

   (b) Hold the (Windows) or (Mac) key down and click close to the origin

   (c) Zoom in really close to the origin and move your mouse as close as possible to the grid intersection, then click

   (d) Click with the middle mouse button

   (e) Open the object option box and select the ‘origin’ option

2. How can you tell when an object in the scene is selected (active)?

   (a) It is shown in blue

   (b) It is shown in white

   (c) It blinks

   (d) It is outlined in red

   (e) All the other objects go gray

3. When using Transform > Scale, if the object is already selected where is the best place to click and drag to specify the scaling?

   (a) Away from all geometry, in the gray background

   (b) Touching the object

   (c) On the transform palette

   (d) On another, unselected, object

   (e) In the control panel

4. What action does holding the and (Windows) or (Mac) keys together, and using the right mouse button do?

   (a) Move an object vertically

   (b) Delete an object

   (c) Zoom in an out of the view

   (d) Scroll the Palette up and down

   (e) Save the file

5. Which button or key is used to specify movement or scaling in the horizontal direction in the Top, Left and Side views?

   (a) Left mouse button

   (b) Middle mouse button

   (c) Right mouse button

   (d) The (Windows) or (Mac) key

   (e) The (Windows) or (Mac) key

6. Which location is the best one to save your data into?

   (a) In the user_data directory.

   (b) In My Documents

   (c) In the wire directory of the demo project, in the user_data directory

   (d) In the wire directory of a project created and renamed for your task, in the user_data directory

   (e) In the pix directory of the named project