Holding down the control (CTRL) key will allow you to:

Move, Scale and Rotate are referred to as:

This viewport display setting allows you to view objects in a given viewport as a wire mesh

When you activate a viewport, it will have a yellow outline

What is the area of the user interface where objects are displayed in 3DS Max?

A single point whose sole property is its position in 3D space, which is typically defined by values of x,y and z axes.

A subset of an object's geometry: vertices, edges, faces, polygons, and elements

To output the image or scene with camera, lights, shadows, modifiers, and materials applied to it:

(Short for Picture Element) is a single point in a graphic image

A setting or value that you can change

Displays drop down menus common to many software programs:

Two-dimensional arrays of lines similar to graph paper

Provides a visual aid when you transform objects

One of two or more individual mesh objects grouped together into one larger object is a polygon

Most used part of the interface in 3DS Max

In this view, objects are viewed with the rules of perspective applied to them. They have a vanishing point.

This view is the 2D representation:

Modifiers change an object's geometrical structure by deforming it in some way

Planar objects that fill in the gaps between edges in the object structure:

Based on the principle of human vision, a series of related still images in quick succession perceived as a continuous motion:

Type of geometric model of a 3-D object in which the basic shape is made up of points/vertices connected by edges

Any geometry, camera, light or other element created in your scene can be referred to as:

An edge is a straight or curved line that connects two vertices in a mesh object or spline

The one element of a windows-based user interface that exists in all software programs: