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3ds Max Basics Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which icon will let you select Edges?

a)

Circle

b)

Square

c)

Triangle

d)

Diamond

2.

What is 3ds Max primarily used for?

a)

2D image editing

b)

Video editing

c)

3D modeling, animation, and rendering

d)

Web design

3.

Which viewing option shows the 3D object with realistic shadows and colors?

a)

Wireframe

b)

Default Shading

c)

Edged Faces

d)

Perspective

4.

Which tool is commonly used for selecting and manipulating individual vertices, edges, or faces of a 3D model in 3ds Max?

a)

Select By Name

b)

Editable Poly Modifier

c)

Smooth

d)

Extrude

5.

In 3D modeling, what is a polygon?

a)

A square flat surface shape

b)

A line segment

c)

A single point in 3D space

d)

The entire 3D object

6.

What are the names of the 3 axes in 3D space?

a)

RGB

b)

XYZ

c)

HSL

d)

CMYK

7.

Which tool is the intersecting arrow transform tool?

a)

Rotate

b)

Scale

c)

Move

d)

Render

8.

What is the function of the 'W' key in 3ds Max?

a)

Accessing the rotate tool

b)

Accessing the scale tool

c)

Accessing the move tool

d)

Undoing the last action

9.

An object's geometry is made up of...

a)

Vertices only

b)

Edges only

c)

Polygons only

d)

All of these

10.

What is the native file type for 3DS Max?

a)

.obj

b)

.fbx

c)

.max

d)

.blend

11.

When you ____ a scene, it is like taking a photo.

a)

Save

b)

Render

c)

Export

d)

Import

12.

This panel is used to make new objects

a)

Create (the '+')

b)

Modify

c)

Utilities

d)

Rendering

13.

What is it called when you can 'see through' the object but still see its geometry?

a)

Solid

b)

Wireframe

c)

Shaded

d)

Flat Shaded

14.

What does the term viewport refer to in 3ds Max?

a)

The area where you work on your scene

b)

The file that stores your scene

c)

The rendering engine

d)

The material library

15.

What is the main purpose of 3D modelling in design?

a)

To create 2D sketches

b)

To produce physical products

c)

To visualise a design in three dimensions

d)

To write design reports