WorksheetsLesson 7 - Tinkercad Level 1
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which of the following best describes the additive method in 3-D printing?
Removing material from a solid block to create a shape.
Layering material to build an object from the ground up.
Using a mold to form an object.
Carving an object from a larger piece of material.
Explain how Tinkercad can be used to design a simple 3-D object. What steps would you take to ensure the design is ready for printing?
Describe the process of selecting shapes and combining them.
Discuss the importance of checking dimensions and exporting the file.
Explain how to use the subtractive method in Tinkercad.
Outline the steps for setting up a 3-D printer.
Which of the following is NOT a feature of Tinkercad?
3-D design and modeling.
Circuit simulation.
Real-time collaboration.
Advanced photo editing.
How would you plan a project using Tinkercad to ensure it meets specific design requirements? Consider the steps from initial concept to final print.
Start printing immediately without a plan.
Sketch the design, create a prototype, and test dimensions.
Use only pre-made designs without customization.
Focus solely on aesthetics without considering functionality.
What is the significance of the "align" tool in Tinkercad?
It allows for the creation of complex circuits.
It helps in precisely positioning objects relative to each other.
It is used for exporting files to a 3-D printer.
It enables the simulation of mechanical movements.
How can Tinkercad be used to simulate real-world engineering problems? Provide an example of a project that could be designed and tested using Tinkercad.
Design a simple keychain without testing.
Create a bridge model to test load-bearing capacity.
Use it only for artistic projects.
Avoid using it for engineering applications.
How do you to start a design?
Click "Create" in the home page
Select an existing design twice
Click "Tinker this"
After logging in, click "Create New design"
Which one of the following would you use to move an object vertically (up/down) in TinkerCAD?
1
2
3
What type of file do you export to print in a 3D printer?
STL
PNG
JPEG
A measurable extent of some kind, such as length, width or height.
Dimensions
Align
Measure
Scale
C.A.D. is short for ___________.
Coding Ace Drivers
Crested-addition Designation
Coded And Directed
Computer-aided Design
Aligns objects.
Copy an object exactly how it appears.
Duplicate an object and any actions, such as translations, rotations or scale.
Provides a mirror image of an object.
Aligns objects.
Aligns objects.
Copy an object exactly how it appears.
Duplicate an object and any actions, such as translations, rotations or scale.
Provides a mirror image of an object.
Duplicate an object and any actions, such as translations, rotations or scale.
Copy an object exactly how it appears.
Duplicate an object and any actions, such as translations, rotations or scale.
Redo an action.
Undo an action.
Redo an action.
What do we name our projects that are NOT being printed?
"Your intials_Your class Period_Project Name"
"Your name
"
"Project name and class period"
"Your initials_Project Name"
