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Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 54mins
SCALE
ROTATE
MOVE
GROUP
negative numbers
positive numbers
negative numbers
decimals
Which of the following scale blocks would keep the width the same, make the length longer and shrink the height
If we want a dimension to NOT stretch or squish, but to just stay the same as the original, what number do we put in the scale block?
1
2
3
4
What block do we use if we want to share some information about the code - WITHOUT CHANGING anything about the code?
ROTATE
SCALE
MODIFY
COMMENT
What is the number we'd use if we want to stretch something twice its original size
2
.2
20
22
What is the number we'd use if we want to shrink a shape to half of its original size
2
5
.5
.3
What is the format that we need to use to get a file ready for 3D printing?
.jpg
.stl
.doc
Which of the following will give you an oval shape?
x: 2
y: 5
z: 2
x: 4
y: 6
z: 6
x: 1
y: 1
z: 1
x: 3
y: 2
z: 3
How do you duplicate a block and everything below that block
say "Duplicate, please"
CTRL D
Right click, select duplicate.
press D
If you want to move a shape to the left, what would you need to do on the MOVE block?
change the z number to a positive number
change the x number to a negative number
change the z number to a negative number
change the y number to a negative number
How do we make "toe 2" and "toe 3" of the turkey turn outwards?
use the move block on the x-axis
use the move block on the y-axis
use the rotate block around the z axis
use the rotate block around the x axis
Where can you find the COMMENT block?
MARKUP
MODIFY
SHAPES
CONTROL
How do you get all of the blocks straightened up on your screen (so they are neat and readable)
USE ANY MODIFY BLOCK
DOUBLE CLICK ON A BLOCK
right click on a specific block and select DUPLICATE
right click on the black area and select CLEANUP BLOCKS
Where does TinkerCAD drop a shape onto the workplane
At the origin (0,0,0)
It changes all the time
completely underneath the plane
at the back
Why do we use a template?
To move shapes
To eat off of
To use a creation over and over again
To rotate shapes
