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Tinkercad Basics

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Tinkercad?

a)

A social media platform

b)

A fitness tracking app

c)

A cooking recipe website

d)

A web-based 3D design and modeling tool

2.

What are the main features of Tinkercad?

a)

Difficult-to-use interface, no drag-and-drop functionality, limited range of 3D shapes and components

b)

Complex interface, no customization options, only basic 2D shapes available

c)

Main features include easy-to-use interface, drag-and-drop functionality, and a wide range of 3D shapes and components.

d)

Limited features, outdated design, difficult to navigate

3.

How can you create a new design in Tinkercad?

a)

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

b)

Send a request to Tinkercad customer support

c)

Purchase a new design from the Tinkercad marketplace

d)

Ask a friend to create the design for you

4.

What are the basic shapes available in Tinkercad?

a)

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

b)

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

c)

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

d)

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

5.

How can you group objects in Tinkercad?

a)

Drag the objects together

b)

Shake the objects to group them

c)

Right-click on the objects

d)

Select the objects and click on the 'Group' button

6.

What is the purpose of the workplane in Tinkercad?

a)

To add color and texture to 3D objects

b)

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

c)

To provide a surface for drawing 2D shapes

d)

To create animations and special effects

7.

How can you align objects in Tinkercad?

a)

There is no way to align objects in Tinkercad

b)

Use the rotate tool from the toolbar

c)

Manually drag and position each object

d)

Use the align tool from the toolbar

8.

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

a)

Solid objects are 2D and hole objects are 3D

b)

Solid objects are transparent and hole objects are opaque

c)

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.

d)

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

9.

How can you export your design from Tinkercad?

a)

By clicking on the 'Export' button and selecting the file format.

b)

By sending a telepathic message

c)

By singing a song

d)

By shaking your computer

10.

What are some common uses of Tinkercad in real life?

a)

Car maintenance tutorials

b)

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

c)

Gardening tips

d)

Cooking recipes

11.

What do you call the grid that you create on in TinkerCAD?

a)

Workplane

b)

Design Space

c)

Coordinate

d)

Drawing Board

12.

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

a)

Test

b)

Dimension

c)

Name

d)

Pen

13.

Give the name for this icon in TinkerCAD.

a)

Zoom

b)

Focus

c)

Home View

d)

Workspace

14.

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

a)

Background

b)

Workplane

c)

Workspace

d)

Drawing board

15.

What is the shortcut for UNDO?

a)

Ctrl+Z

b)

Ctrl+Y

c)

Ctrl+U

d)

Ctrl+R

16.

What dimension is shown in the picture?

a)

Area

b)

Length

c)

Width

d)

Height

17.

What axis is shown in this picture?

a)

    Z Axis

b)

Y Axis

c)

X Axis

d)

W Axis

18.

What does this symbol stand for?

a)

Align

b)

Rotate

c)

Mirror

d)

Resize

19.

What type of file do you save your 3D print as, in order to export and print?

a)

STL

b)

SVG

c)

JPG

d)

OBJ

20.

The workplane's thin blue lines, the minor grid lines, represent:

a)

1 centimeter

b)

1 millimeter

c)

1 inch

d)

10 millimeters