This component of the 3DS Max workspace is docked on the right by default

• Scene Explorer

• Viewports

• Command Panel

• Animation Timeline

Holding down the control (CTRL) key will allow you to:

• change options of the viewport

• save your scene as a .max file

• select multiple objects

• see the poly/vertices count

Move, Scale and Rotate are referred to as:

• Transformations

• Translators

• Editing Tools

• Viewport Options

This viewport display setting allows you to view objects in a given viewport as a wire mesh

• Lines

• Wireframe

• Splines

• Outlines

When you activate a viewport, it will have a yellow outline

• True

• False

What is the area of the user interface where objects are displayed in 3DS Max?

• window

• interframe

• face

• viewport

A single point whose sole property is its position in 3D space, which is typically defined by values of x,y and z axes.

• point

• dot

• vertex

• indent

A subset of an object's geometry: vertices, edges, faces, polygons, and elements

• Sub-object

• Command panel

• Modifier

• Viewport

To output the image or scene with camera, lights, shadows, modifiers, and materials applied to it:

• .Max file

• Viewport image

• Preview

• Render

(Short for Picture Element) is a single point in a graphic image

• Vertex

• Polygon

• Pixel

• Invert