Unity Project Management Quiz

What are the first steps you should take to save your Unity project before exiting the application?

• Click Edit > Save All

• Go to File > Save Scene and File > Save Project

• Right-click on the scene and select Save

• Press Ctrl + S to save everything

After saving your project in Unity, what should you do before locating your project's folder to zip it?

• Close only the scene file

• Exit both the Unity game engine and Unity Hub applications

• Compress the folder immediately

• Restart your computer

Where is the typical location of your Unity project's root folder?

• In the Documents folder by default

• The Downloads folder

• Within a Unity projects directory or the location you chose during setup

• On the Unity Hub homepage

How do you create a zipped folder of your Unity project on Windows?

• Right-click on the root project folder, select Create, and then select Zip Archive

• Right-click on the root project folder, select Send to, and then choose Compressed (zipped) folder

• Select File > Export > Compressed Folder within Unity

• Right-click on the scene file and select Compress

Why is it important to zip the entire root folder of your Unity project?

• To ensure all Unity meta files are included, allowing the project to open correctly

• To reduce the file size as much as possible

• To remove unnecessary files from the folder

• To save time when opening the project

Where should you upload or save your zipped Unity project folder to share it with others?

• In a password-protected folder on your computer

• On a shared network drive, USB drive, or cloud service like Google Drive

• In the Unity Editor under File > Upload

• Send it directly to your teacher's email as an attachment

To keep the project file size manageable, what type of GameObjects should you try to use in your Unity project?

• High-resolution GameObjects to improve quality

• Multiple high-poly GameObjects with complex details

• Low-poly GameObjects or a limited number of GameObjects

• As many GameObjects as possible to show complexity

What should you do if you want to reduce the size of your Unity project before sharing it?

• Delete all unused files manually

• Use low-poly models and fewer GameObjects to minimize file size

• Compress each scene file separately

• Only save the scene file and ignore other files in the folder

Which file format should you use to share your Unity project folder on a Windows system?

• .rar

• .zip

• .exe

• .iso

Why is it recommended to close both Unity and Unity Hub before zipping the project folder?

• To avoid issues with locked files and ensure all recent changes are saved

• To speed up the compression process

• To prevent accidental deletion of files

• To protect the files from viruses