13) Seth is working on the code for his new game and has just added some specific code to the start function. When will this code run?

b. on initialization, or when the program starts

a. right before the game is closed

c. it will run continuously throughout the game

d. it will start and stop at random times throughout the game

14) When writing code, what is the purpose of using braces like these { }?

a. they are used to contain, or bookend, sections of code that need to be kept together

b. they are comment marks that are used for treating text as notes for personal use

c. they are behaviors that get assigned to game objects

d. they tell the computer what chunks of code to use as reference

15) Isie is modifying a cube that he just made in Unityso that he can move it around. He wants to start by telling the cube how to move horizontally, so, which axis will he add code into the argument for?]

a. he will add code into the argument for the x translation, or x-axis

b. he will add code into the argument for the y translation, or y-axis

c. he will add code into the argument for the z translation, or z-axis

d. he will add code into the argument for the x and y translation, or x-axis and y-axis

24) Sammy is playing around with the example car in scene view in Unity®. What can he use to move the car around its environment?

a. the transparent box and each of the arrows

c. the directives and mapped materials

25) You are working on the example car scene in Unity®. When looking at the car in scene view, what should you see intersecting at the transparent box?

d. three neutral squiggly lines

26) When working in hierarchy view, it’s important to know that every component related to an object is listed where?

a. hierarchically under that object in the hierarchy view

b. in the first few lines of the script template

c. in the area in which the game action occurs

d. under the move tool found in the toolbar

27) Caleb is working in the project/console view of Unity® software. What will each of these tabs, project view and console view, show Caleb about his project?

d. Project view shows him the file structure for everything that has been created in the project and console view displays errors, warnings, and any other messages

a. Project view shows him what is in his current scene or level and console view shows him the file structure for everything that has been created thus far

b. Console view shows him information on the properties and components of any object that he has selected, and project view shows him information on the properties of deleted objects

c. Console view shows him the file structure for everything that has been created in the project and project view displays errors, warnings, and any other messages

32) When moving your objects about and making them collide with one another, if they don’t follow certain rules of physics, your players will not know how to do what?

b. predict the actions and reactions in your game

a. give commands to ask for information and receive responses

c. assign behaviors to game objects

d. understand the language rules of your game

33) You are working with the car scene in Unity® software and you want to create a collision. What is the first step that you will take in the process of creating a collision?

c. click on the Play arrow in the middle of the top of the screen

a. expand the list called “Geometry Dynamic,” which shows all of the objects that have physics-related constraints set on them

b. select one of the box piles from the hierarchy view

d. exit Play mode by clicking back on the Play arrow again

37) The hierarchy view, which shows you what is in your current scene or level, can be very useful for doing what?

b. selecting specific objects, or groups of objects, within the level

a. showing you the file structure for everything that has been created in the project

c. displaying errors, warnings, and any other messages

d. debugging and testing your code

39) What does the information that can be seen in the console view help with?

a. debugging and testing your code

c. marketing and advertising strategies

41) One of the benefits of using the Unity® software to build your game is that it’s a cross-platform engine, which means what?

c. it can be used to make games for different gaming platforms and software packages

a. two engines help to make the design platform work more efficiently

b. it appeals to an undersaturated market, meaning you will make more profit

d. only specially trained developers will be able to use this game engine

42) Rather than writing computer code to mimic the laws of gravity, momentum, elasticity, and a variety of other things every single time from scratch when creating a video game, how do game developers build their games in order to make it a lot more efficient and less expensive?

d. they build their games in existing game engines

a. they steal previously developed games and just change the title

b. they hire free interns to write the complicated code

c. they build their games by copying other developers code

47) What did the emergence of third generation languages and personal computers that came with built in, sequential programming languages like BASIC allow programmers to do?

a. to code a process by detailing the multiple steps the computer had to take to reach an expected output

b. to write and create code much more easily, without having to detail what they wanted the computer to do

c. manipulate their variables, which greatly simplified and accelerated the software development process

d. write sets of instructions that could easily be referenced with a single word

48) The following description is an example of the application of which of Newton’s Laws of Motion? If your car strikes or is struck by a stronger force moving in a different direction, your car’s acceleration will change—this can be speeding up or slowing down in the direction it is already going, or moving off in a new direction entirely.

a. Newton’s Second Law - acceleration happens when a force acts on a mass. (Force = mass x acceleration)

b. Newton’s First Law - every object in a state of rest or uniform motion tends to stay in that state of motion unless an external force is applied

c. Newton’s Fourth Law - a particle attracts every other particle in the universe with a force which is directly proportional to the product of their masses

d. Newton’s Third Law - every action has an equal and opposite reaction

51) Shane is adjusting the camera in his scene in Unity®. He sets the Rotation’s x-axis value to 30, which means the camera will be rotated 30 degrees. What viewpoint will Shane be looking at his scene from?

b. he will be watching from above at an angle

a. he will be watching from the side

c. he will be looking up from underneath his scene

d. he will be looking straight at his scene from the front

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1) Scenes are one of the components of a project you create, such as the levels in the game, so you will need to save them before they are assigned a name.

a. True

b. False

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2) When computers became accessible to the public, programming languages also become more accessible.

a. True

b. False

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3) A query is a command that asks for information and receives a response.

a. True

b. False

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4) The method must use the variables passed into it.

a. True

b. False

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5)Unity software offers four different views to give you access to different functions.

a. True

b. False

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6) A data type is a reserved location in memory that allows computer programs to store and update information as they process instructions.

a. True

b. False

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7) The area light generates a shadow map, which is a pattern of light and shadow in the scene that is said to be “baked in” because it is rendered statically over the scene.

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b. False

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Unit 8 Game Design

1) Scenes are one of the components of a project you create, such as the levels in the game, so you will need to save them before they are assigned a name.

2) When computers became accessible to the public, programming languages also become more accessible.

3) A query is a command that asks for information and receives a response.

4) The method must use the variables passed into it.

5)Unity software offers four different views to give you access to different functions.

6) A data type is a reserved location in memory that allows computer programs to store and update information as they process instructions.

7) The area light generates a shadow map, which is a pattern of light and shadow in the scene that is said to be “baked in” because it is rendered statically over the scene.

8) An object’s position is based on its x and y coordinates, but the z coordinate is irrelevant.

9)You cannot choose to put each of the four views on your screen in Unity wherever you want.

10) [HTML]Related objects can be grouped into classes, or categories that have similar procedures for ease of coding, and these classes can be arranged into hierarchical relationships of parents and children, as you have already seen in the hierarchy view of Unity^® software.[/HTML]

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Unit 8 Game Design

1) Scenes are one of the components of a project you create, such as the levels in the game, so you will need to save them before they are assigned a name.

2) When computers became accessible to the public, programming languages also become more accessible.

3) A query is a command that asks for information and receives a response.

4) The method must use the variables passed into it.

5)Unity software offers four different views to give you access to different functions.

6) A data type is a reserved location in memory that allows computer programs to store and update information as they process instructions.

7) The area light generates a shadow map, which is a pattern of light and shadow in the scene that is said to be “baked in” because it is rendered statically over the scene.

8) An object’s position is based on its x and y coordinates, but the z coordinate is irrelevant.

9)You cannot choose to put each of the four views on your screen in Unity wherever you want.

10) [HTML]Related objects can be grouped into classes, or categories that have similar procedures for ease of coding, and these classes can be arranged into hierarchical relationships of parents and children, as you have already seen in the hierarchy view of Unity® software.[/HTML]

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10) [HTML]Related objects can be grouped into classes, or categories that have similar procedures for ease of coding, and these classes can be arranged into hierarchical relationships of parents and children, as you have already seen in the hierarchy view of Unity^® software.[/HTML]