TinkerCAD and Model Making Quiz

When working in TinkerCAD, what evidence should you save regularly for your NEA folder?

• Video walkthroughs

• Print screens / screenshots

• Written evaluations only

• Links to online models

Which of the following is NOT recommended for assembling your physical card model?

• Masking tape

• Sellotape

• Hot glue

• Super glue

How should you test whether your CAD and card models meet your design specification?

• By checking if the design meets the required size, proportions, and functional criteria, and that it fits the project context

• By comparing colors only

• By asking a friend for their opinion

• By using only the CAD model

Why is it important to compare your TinkerCAD model and card model side by side?

• To check accuracy of proportions, test scale, and ensure the physical prototype matches

• To see which one looks better

• To decide which one to keep

• To make the card model more colorful

What does “iterative development” mean in the context of the NEA?

• Repeatedly improving a design through cycles of testing, feedback, and refinement to achieve the best outcome

• Creating a design once and never changing it

• Only testing a design after it is finished

• Ignoring feedback during the design process

Which of the following is NOT a feature of effective annotation for CAD screenshots?

• Uses colour and arrows for clarity

• Describes what changed and why

• Labels every single measurement

• Includes the client’s name only

Which of the following best describes the process of iterative development?

• Testing, receiving feedback, refining, and repeating

• Completing the design in one step

• Ignoring feedback and suggestions

• Only testing at the end

If a real design is 800 mm wide and you want a 1/4 scale model, what should the model width be?

• 200 mm

• 400 mm

• 100 mm

• 600 mm

Which of the following is a key aspect of effective annotation in design documentation?

• Describing what changed and why

• Only including the client’s name

• Ignoring changes

• Using no colour or arrows

What is the main purpose of creating a physical card model alongside a CAD model?

• To create a decoration for your workspace

• To make the project look more colorful

• To avoid using CAD software

• To test how the design works in real life and compare it to the digital version