Texture nodes alter how materials are applied to meshes by performing specific operations.

• True

• False

Any window can be changed to any of the editor types available in Blender. This way, workspaces can be customized for different tasks.

• True

• False

The Color Ramp node takes a greyscale range of values and remaps it to put out a color range.

• True

• False

Modifiers can help you reshape any object’s geometry by applying automatic operations in a non-destructive way.

• True

• False

The Solidify modifier adds a rich texture to any mesh.

• True

• False

The Texture Coordinate node

• Contains information for X, Y, and Z coordinates to color any point in space

• Provides textures to meshes

• Provides textures to coordinates

• None of the above

Noise Texture Nodes

• Contain information for X, Y, and Z coordinates to color any point in space

• Provide textures to meshes

• Add Perlin noise to textures

• None of the above

Applying all modifiers allows Blender to

• Provide textures to meshes

• Add Perlin Noise to textures

• Perform other operations such as beveling in Edit mode

• All of the above

All nodes

• Can connect to other nodes

• Perform specific tasks

• Have parameters that can be changed

• All of the above

Normals

• Are texture providers to meshes

• Imaginary lines that are parallel to the faces of meshes

• Imaginary lines that are perpendicular to the faces of meshes

• None of the above