Session 5

What type of shapes does TinkerCAD provide for creating 3D models?

• Only animal shapes

• Basic geometric shapes like cubes, cylinders, and spheres

• Ready-made robot templates

• 2D sketches only

In TinkerCAD, what is the workplane used for?

• It is the base where you place and build shapes

• It is the tool for changing colors

• It is the window for writing code

• It is the tool for adding sound

Which feature of TinkerCAD allows you to combine shapes to form a single object?

• Import

• Group

• Paint

• Layer

Why is it important to use basic shapes when starting a design in TinkerCAD?

• Basic shapes help create complex structures step-by-step

• Basic shapes automatically move in TinkerCAD

• Basic shapes change color on their own

• Basic shapes cannot be resized

What can you do with TinkerCAD’s align tool?

• Make sure your shapes are positioned properly in relation to each other

• Change the color of shapes

• Turn your model into a video

• Add text to your model

What is the purpose of creating 3D designs in TinkerCAD?

• To print and use them in real life

• Just to view them on screen

• To create paintings

• To make animations

What happens when you adjust the size handles on a shape in TinkerCAD?

• You can resize the shape to make it larger or smaller

• You change the color of the shape

• You delete the shape

• You move the shape to the background

Which tool in TinkerCAD allows you to create empty spaces inside shapes (like a hole)?

• Hole tool

• Color picker

• Group tool

• Align tool

What does grouping shapes in TinkerCAD help with?

• Moving multiple shapes together as one object

• Changing their color

• Erasing all shapes

• Adding sound

What is the advantage of using only basic shapes in TinkerCAD designs?

• Encourages creativity and builds design skills

• Makes the design process slower

• Limits what you can create

• Only allows you to build cubes