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Fusion 360 Final Exam Prep — Worksheet Questions (Grade 10)

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

SECTION 1 — Sketching & Constraints: What does a fully constrained sketch prevent?

a)

The sketch from being extruded

b)

Geometry from moving unintentionally

c)

Fillets from being applied

d)

Components from being created

2.

SECTION 1 — Sketching & Constraints: What tool forces two lines to stay at 90 degrees?

a)

Parallel constraint

b)

Perpendicular constraint

c)

Tangent constraint

d)

Equal constraint

3.

SECTION 1 — Sketching & Constraints: A center rectangle is ideal for symmetry because it:

a)

Has more dimensions

b)

Starts from the midpoint

c)

Automatically fillets corners

d)

Hides constraints

4.

SECTION 1 — Sketching & Constraints: A blue sketch indicates that ______ are missing.

a)

Dimensions

b)

Constraints

c)

Components

d)

Fillets

5.

SECTION 1 — Sketching & Constraints: Which constraint makes two lines share the same angle?

a)

Tangent

b)

Coincident

c)

Parallel

d)

Equal

6.

SECTION 2 — Solid Modeling Tools: What command thickens or thins a surface into a solid?

a)

Thicken

b)

Shell

c)

Offset

d)

Extrude

7.

SECTION 2 — Solid Modeling Tools: Which operation adds material during extrude?

a)

Cut

b)

Join

c)

Intersect

d)

Project

8.

SECTION 2 — Solid Modeling Tools: What command creates a smooth blend between two profiles?

a)

Sweep

b)

Loft

c)

Shell

d)

Offset

9.

SECTION 2 — Solid Modeling Tools: The Fillet tool adds a rounded ______ to an edge.

a)

Radius

b)

Hole

c)

Chamfer

d)

Groove

10.

SECTION 2 — Solid Modeling Tools: A chamfer produces a:

a)

Radius

b)

Curved edge

c)

Straight beveled edge

d)

Bend in the model

11.

SECTION 3 — Patterns & Replication: A Circular Pattern requires a:

a)

Path

b)

Center axis

c)

Loft profile

d)

Timeline marker

12.

SECTION 3 — Patterns & Replication: When would you use a Features pattern instead of a Bodies pattern?

a)

When repeating cuts, fillets, or extrudes

b)

When arranging separate solid parts

c)

When renaming components

d)

When creating construction planes

13.

SECTION 3 — Patterns & Replication: A Rectangular Pattern arranges features in rows and ______.

a)

Columns

b)

Circles

c)

Layers

d)

Fillets

14.

SECTION 3 — Patterns & Replication: If a pattern fails, the most common cause is:

a)

Naming

b)

Missing constraints

c)

Geometric interference

d)

Missing materials

15.

SECTION 4 — Assembly & Components: Components differ from bodies because components:

a)

Can move independently

b)

Cannot be patterned

c)

Cannot be renamed

d)

Delete sketches automatically

16.

SECTION 4 — Assembly & Components: What assembly tool connects components with movement?

a)

Joint

b)

Rigid Group

c)

Project

d)

Shell

17.

SECTION 4 — Assembly & Components: What makes an assembly easier to modify later?

a)

Hiding sketches

b)

Using a single component

c)

Naming and grouping components

d)

Using only Shell commands

18.

SECTION 4 — Assembly & Components: Isolation mode hides all other ______ except the selected one.

a)

Sketches

b)

Bodies

c)

Components

d)

Joints

19.

SECTION 5 — Shelling, Thickness & Manufacturing Logic: Shell hollowing fails when:

a)

Walls are too thick

b)

Fillets are too large

c)

Walls become too thin

d)

Sketches are not named

20.

SECTION 5 — Shelling, Thickness & Manufacturing Logic: Why do engineers check for uniform wall thickness?

a)

To ensure strength, manufacturability, and even cooling

b)

To improve appearance for rendering

c)

To reduce file size and performance lag

d)

To enable parametric modeling

21.

SECTION 5 — Shelling, Thickness & Manufacturing Logic: The Shell tool leaves a consistent ______ thickness.

a)

Wall

b)

Sketch

c)

Axis

d)

Curve

22.

SECTION 6 — Construction Geometry: Construction planes are useful for:

a)

Rendering

b)

Making new sketch locations

23.

A midplane feature is typically used for:

a)

Splitting bodies

b)

Centering geometry symmetrically

c)

Adding text

d)

Rendering materials

24.

Construction lines appear as ______ dashed lines.

a)

thin

b)

thick

c)

solid

d)

wavy

25.

Emboss is ideal for applying text to:

a)

2D sketches

b)

Flat faces only

c)

Curved surfaces

d)

Timeline markers

26.

Why might an emboss operation flatten instead of raising or recessing text?

a)

The wrong face or sketch was selected

b)

The text size is too small

c)

The material is too thick

d)

An appearance was not applied

27.

Emboss raises or recesses text relative to a model’s ________.

a)

origin

b)

axis

c)

surface

d)

timeline

28.

Which feature is most sensitive to the order it’s applied?

a)

Move

b)

Pattern

c)

Fillet

d)

Appearance

29.

What is the first thing to check when a model breaks?

a)

Material settings

b)

Sketch constraints and profiles

c)

Render settings

d)

Workspace selection

30.

Timeline editing is part of ______ modeling.

a)

direct

b)

parametric

c)

sculpt

d)

mesh

31.

The Render workspace allows you to adjust:

a)

Joints

b)

Constraints

c)

Materials and lighting

d)

Shell thickness

32.

What does not appear in animations?

a)

Component motion

b)

Camera changes

c)

Timeline editing steps

d)

Exploded views

33.

Animations are exported as ______ files.

a)

STL

b)

F3D

c)

MP4

d)

DWG

34.

What file format saves all geometry and timeline history?

a)

STL

b)

OBJ

c)

F3D

d)

DWG

35.

The Browser shows:

a)

Only bodies

b)

Bodies, sketches, joints, and components

c)

Just timeline entries

d)

Appearance settings

36.

The ViewCube is used to change the model’s ________.

a)

mass

b)

orientation

c)

material

d)

timeline

37.

Why is parametric modeling powerful?

a)

You can only use one body

b)

It locks the design permanently

c)

Changes update the entire model

d)

It hides the timeline

38.

Which feature is best for hollowing curved shapes?

a)

Loft

b)

Shell

c)

Emboss

d)

Mirror

39.

Why should sketches stay fully constrained?

a)

To speed up rendering

b)

To enable 3D printing

c)

To prevent unpredictable modeling errors

d)

To reduce file size

40.

Fusion files are saved automatically to ______ cloud servers.

a)

Google

b)

Autodesk

c)

Amazon

d)

School