What is the main window used for viewing the scene in Unity?

• Inspector window

• Scene view

• Hierarchy panel

• Game view

Which panel in Unity allows you to manage game objects in the scene?

• Hierarchy panel

• Inspector panel

• Game panel

• Project panel

What is the purpose of the Inspector panel in Unity?

• To create new GameObjects from scratch.

• To view and edit properties of GameObjects and components.

• To compile and run scripts in Unity.

• To manage the Unity Editor's layout and settings.

How do you access the GameObject menu in Unity?

• Press Ctrl+G to open the GameObject menu.

• Click on 'GameObject' in the top menu bar.

• Right-click on the scene view and select 'GameObject'.

• Select 'GameObject' from the context menu.

What is the function of the Hierarchy panel in Unity?

• The Hierarchy panel shows all GameObjects in the current scene and allows for their organization and management.

• The Hierarchy panel displays the game assets available in the project.

• The Hierarchy panel is used to adjust the physics settings of the scene.

• The Hierarchy panel shows the performance metrics of the game.

Which window displays the assets available for your project?

• Assets window

• Project Overview

• Resource Manager

• File Explorer

What is the purpose of the Scene view in Unity?

• To manage audio settings and sound effects.

• To configure player input and controls.

• To visually design and arrange game objects in a 3D space.

• To create and edit scripts for game logic.

How can you switch between Scene view and Game view?

• Right-click to access the context menu

• Press F1 to open the help menu

• Click on the Scene or Game tabs or use keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl + 1/2 or Command + 1/2).

• Use the mouse wheel to zoom in and out

What does the Console window display in Unity?

• Scene lighting configurations

• Asset import settings

• Log messages, warnings, and errors during runtime.

• Game object hierarchy

What is the function of the Toolbar in Unity?

• The Toolbar allows quick access to essential tools and functions for game development.

• The Toolbar is primarily for debugging scripts.

• The Toolbar displays the game assets in Unity.

• The Toolbar is used for managing project settings.