How can you create a new design in Tinkercad?

• Click on the 'Create new design' button after logging into your Tinkercad account.

• Send a request to Tinkercad customer support

• Purchase a new design from the Tinkercad marketplace

• Ask a friend to create the design for you

What are the basic shapes available in Tinkercad?

• Cube, Sphere, Cylinder, Cone, Torus, Pyramid, Wedge, and Tube

• Line, Arrow, Spiral, Heart, Diamond, Arrow, and Spiral

• Square, Circle, Rectangle, Oval, Triangle, Hexagon, Octagon, and Star

• Sphere, Cube, Pyramid, Cylinder, Hexagon, Octagon, and Star

How can you group objects in Tinkercad?

• Drag the objects together

• Shake the objects to group them

• Right-click on the objects

• Select the objects and click on the 'Group' button

What is the purpose of the workplane in Tinkercad?

• To add color and texture to 3D objects

• To provide a flat surface for creating and positioning 3D objects

• To provide a surface for drawing 2D shapes

• To create animations and special effects

How can you align objects in Tinkercad?

• There is no way to align objects in Tinkercad

• Use the rotate tool from the toolbar

• Manually drag and position each object

• Use the align tool from the toolbar

What is the difference between solid and hole objects in Tinkercad?

• Solid objects are 2D and hole objects are 3D

• Solid objects are transparent and hole objects are opaque

• Solid objects are filled with material and have volume, while hole objects are empty and can be used to create voids or cutouts in solid objects.

• Solid objects are used for cutting and hole objects are used for filling

What are some common uses of Tinkercad in real life?

• Car maintenance tutorials

• 3D modeling, prototyping, and creating designs for 3D printing

• Gardening tips

• Cooking recipes

To write your name on the workplane, you may use the ___________ tool?

• Text

• Dimension

• Name

• Pen

Give the name for this icon in TinkerCAD.

• Zoom

• Focus

• Home View

• Workspace

What is the name of the blue grid that everything is built on in TinkerCAD?

• Background

• Workplane

• Workspace

• Drawing board