WorksheetsFusion 360 Tutorial Quiz Worksheets
Total questions: 120
Worksheet time: 3600secs
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 Day 1 Lego Brick Pattern. At the beginning, the instructor starts by creating a sketch on which plane?
The default XY plane
A non-standard construction plane
The top of an existing body
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 Day 1 Lego Brick Pattern. To convert the 2D sketch into a 3D solid, which command is used?
Revolve
Extrude
Loft
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 Day 1 Lego Brick Pattern. After extruding, the tutorial uses a command to refine details by rounding edges. That command is:
Fillet
Chamfer
Shell
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 Day 1 Lego Brick Pattern. The pattern tool is demonstrated for repeating features. Which pattern type is shown?
Circular pattern
Rectangular pattern
Mirror pattern
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 Day 1 Lego Brick Pattern. What is the purpose of using “construction geometry” (like construction lines or planes) shown in the video?
To actually extrude material
To serve as a reference for alignment and symmetry
To apply color appearance
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 Day 1 Lego Brick Pattern. If a feature fails (for example a pattern or fillet), a recommended troubleshooting step is:
Increase your file version number
Check the geometry or set up of the sketch/profile/feature
Delete the entire file and start over
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 Day 1 Lego Brick Pattern. In the tutorial, after modelling, the part is reviewed for real-world readiness by checking:
Only its look in the render environment
Fit, clearances, wall thicknesses and manufacturability
Color palette consistency
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 Day 1 Lego Brick Pattern. The workflow emphasized starts with sketch → feature → finishing detail because:
That produces the largest file size
It keeps the design parametric and editable
It avoids using the timeline
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 Day 1 Lego Brick Pattern. Why is it important to organize bodies/components rather than leaving everything in one body?
Because bodies cannot be rendered
Because components allow motion, joints, and better assembly management
Because bodies increase license cost
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 Day 1 Lego Brick Pattern. At the end of the tutorial, you were encouraged to:
Skip checking your model and export immediately
Save your work, review your browser tree and timeline, and practice the workflow to build skills
Delete sketches once done so the file is clean
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 – Day 2 Glass Bottle Quiz. What is the main focus of Day 2 in the Fusion 360 tutorial series?
Rendering and revolve tools
Extrude, Fillet, and other Modify features
Assemblies and joints
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 – Day 2 Glass Bottle Quiz. The Extrude command is used to:
Convert a 2D sketch into a 3D object
Create holes through a solid body
Mirror geometry across a plane
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 – Day 2 Glass Bottle Quiz. In order to use the Extrude command, you must first:
Select a 3D body
Create a closed 2D sketch profile
Activate the Render workspace
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 – Day 2 Glass Bottle Quiz. When setting the direction for an extrusion, the “Symmetric” option:
Extrudes equally in both directions from the sketch plane
Creates only a single-direction extrusion
Only applies to circular sketches
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 – Day 2 Glass Bottle Quiz. The Operation option in the Extrude dialog determines:
The color of the new body
Whether the feature joins, cuts, or creates a new body
The visibility of sketches
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 – Day 2 Glass Bottle Quiz. When multiple fillets are added, it was demonstrated that you can:
Only select one edge at a time
Select several edges at once for efficiency
Apply fillets to sketches only
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 – Day 2 Glass Bottle Quiz. The Inspect → Measure tool allows you to:
Check part dimensions and distances between faces
Automatically scale the model
Edit sketch constraints
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 – Day 2 Glass Bottle Quiz. When you use Combine, it allows you to:
merge two or more bodies into one by using operations like Join, Cut, or Intersect
Create new sketch planes
Add render materials
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 – Day 2 Glass Bottle Quiz. The instructor recommends naming features (like Extrude 1, Fillet 2, etc.) to:
Reduce file size
Keep the timeline organized and easy to understand
Make the file render faster
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 – Day 2 Glass Bottle Quiz. If your Fillet or Chamfer fails, the most likely cause is:
The geometry is too simple
The radius or distance is too large for the shape’s edges
The operation is not supported in Fusion 360
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 Day 3 Paper Clip Sweep Quiz. What modelling exercise is used in this video?
A phone stand
A paper clip shape
A coffee mug
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 Day 3 Paper Clip Sweep Quiz. The instructor begins by creating a 2D sketch with which key elements?
Only circles and arcs
Lines and tangent arcs
Text and holes
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 Day 3 Paper Clip Sweep Quiz. In the sketch, the arcs are set to be tangent to the adjoining lines. What does tangent constraint ensure?
That the arc’s radius equals the line’s length
That the arc and line meet smoothly without a sharp corner
That the arc is perpendicular to the line
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 Day 3 Paper Clip Sweep Quiz. After finishing the sketch, the next major step is to:
Apply appearances and render
Create a construction plane
Use the Sweep command to generate the 3D body
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 Day 3 Paper Clip Sweep Quiz. What is a “construction line” used for in sketch mode?
To define actual geometry to be extruded
To serve as a reference for alignment or symmetric layout
To define color and material
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 Day 3 Paper Clip Sweep Quiz. The “Sweep” command is used to:
Rotate a profile around an axis
Drive a profile along a path to form a 3D shape
Cut a body along a curved path
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 Day 3 Paper Clip Sweep Quiz. Before using Sweep, it's important to have:
A closed profile and a path to sweep along
Only a path and no profile
Only a profile and no path
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 Day 3 Paper Clip Sweep Quiz. If the sweep fails, one common reason mentioned is:
The profile or path is not properly defined or continuous
The computer’s GPU is too slow
The appearance material is missing
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 Day 3 Paper Clip Sweep Quiz. Once the sweep is complete, the video shows checking the body in a view orientation. Which tool helps you switch view orientation easily?
Measure tool
ViewCube
Material Editor
Select the best answer (A, B or C) for each question. Fusion 360 Day 3 Paper Clip Sweep Quiz. What best describes a “closed profile” in sketching for modelling commands like Extrude or Sweep?
A sketch where all lines/arcs connect so there is no gap
A sketch with only one open ending line
A sketch with no dimensions applied
Fusion Day 4 Complex Glass Bottle Quiz: What command is primarily used to create the complex glass bottle shape?
Revolve
Extrude
Loft
Fusion Day 4 Complex Glass Bottle Quiz: Why can't the bottle be created using the Revolve tool?
The shape is too complex
The model is too large
The shape is not symmetrical around the center axis
Fusion Day 4 Complex Glass Bottle Quiz: What command is used to ensure his guide rail touches the exact points of sketch profiles?
Project
Mirror
Intersect
Fusion Day 4 Complex Glass Bottle Quiz: What is the purpose of mirroring the guide rail?
To measure distances
To create symmetry
To delete the original sketch
Fusion 360 — Day 5: Ice Cube Tray Modeling Quiz: What is the main modeling task in this Day 5 video?
Designing a phone case
Creating an ice cube tray
Simulating a mechanical linkage
Fusion 360 — Day 5: Ice Cube Tray Modeling Quiz: Early in the video, how to remove material from a 3D object is explained by using which command?
Shell
Cut/Extrude Cut
Loft
Fusion 360 — Day 5: Ice Cube Tray Modeling Quiz: When creating repeated features (the ice-cube cavities), which pattern type is demonstrated?
Rectangular Pattern
Circular Pattern
Mirror
Fusion 360 — Day 5: Ice Cube Tray Modeling Quiz: The video shows setting the direction of cut by selecting:
“To Object”
“Symmetric”
“One Side”
Fusion 360 — Day 5: Ice Cube Tray Modeling Quiz: When defining the size of the cavities, dimensions are applied to the sketches using the:
Dimension tool
Fillet tool
Scale tool
Fusion 360 — Day 5: Ice Cube Tray Modeling Quiz: The “Shell” command in the video is used to:
Hollow out the ice cube tray to make it thin-walled
Create a pattern of holes
Mirror the body
Fusion 360 — Day 5: Ice Cube Tray Modeling Quiz: Which feature ensures that the ice cube tray has uniform wall thickness?
Offset Face
Shell
Move/Copy
Fusion 360 — Day 5: Ice Cube Tray Modeling Quiz: The rectangular pattern parameters include: number of items, spacing, and:
Direction vectors
Surface finish
Color appearance
Fusion 360 — Day 5: Ice Cube Tray Modeling Quiz: Before applying the pattern, the video suggests selecting which of the following?
The sketch only
The solid body or feature to pattern
The appearance tab
Fusion 360 — Day 5: Ice Cube Tray Modeling Quiz: When finishing the tray, the instructor uses a fillet or chamfer to round/harden edges?
Fillet
Chamfer
Neither
Fusion 360 — Day 5: Ice Cube Tray Modeling Quiz: To monitor the result of your changes, the video recommends using the timeline to:
Hide sketch layers
Step back and test edits
Export the model
Fusion 360 — Day 6 Hex Nut Quiz: One modelling best-practice shown is to build up the design in logical order, which helps you:
Skip sketches entirely
Avoid heavy use of commands
Edit and refine later more easily
Fusion 360 — Day 6 Hex Nut Quiz: What is the main focus of Day 6 in the series?
Advanced CAM toolpaths
Managing bodies and components in assemblies such as polygon sketch, midplane, mirror and hole.
Rendering photorealistic scenes
Fusion 360 — Day 6 Hex Nut Quiz: Currently the Chamfer feature doesn’t work on circular patterns, what alternate method was used in the video?
Revolve
Chamfer
Fillet
Fusion 360 — Day 6 Hex Nut Quiz: In the context of the video, a body is best described as:
A separate file imported from another program
A 3D solid within the same component
A color or appearance applied to a model
Fusion 360 — Day 6 Hex Nut Quiz: To convert a body into a component which command should be used?
“Create New Component from Body”
“Shell Body”
“Combine Bodies”
Fusion 360 — Day 6 Hex Nut Quiz: What does isolation mode do?
Hides all other components except the selected one
Deletes hidden bodies
Automatically applies render materials
Fusion 360 — Day 6 Hex Nut Quiz: The video emphasizes that the model’s structure should reflect its:
Color scheme
Physical function and assembly relationships
Render lighting
Fusion 360 — Day 7 Bike Handle Quiz: What is the primary modelling project in Day 7?
A smartphone stand
A bike handlebar grip
A tool holder
Fusion 360 — Day 7 Bike Handle Quiz: Which tool would be used to add text to a surface?
Emboss
Loft
Shell
Fusion 360 — Day 7 Bike Handle Quiz: When selecting the target surface for embossing text on the grip, it is important to:
Select the entire body before sketching
Choose the face or surface where the text will appear
Immediately apply materials before sketching
Fusion 360 — Day 7 Bike Handle Quiz: The video models the grip geometry and then uses a pattern tool. Which pattern type is most appropriate for repeating features around the cylindrical grip?
Linear Pattern
Circular Pattern
Mirror Pattern
Fusion 360 — Day 7 Bike Handle Quiz: For ensuring the grip fits around a handlebar, a key step is to:
Design it as a completely solid block
Use shell to hollow it out or design with internal diameter
Skip sketching and go straight to render
Fusion 360 — Day 7 Bike Handle Quiz: If an emboss feature fails or the text appears flat instead of raised, a likely troubleshooting step is to:
Increase the file size limit in preferences
Ensure the sketch is projected correctly and the target face selected
Delete all previous features
Fusion 360 Day 8 Door Stopper Quiz: Early in the video, the instructor begins by creating a side view sketch, what plane is that?
XY plane
XZ plane
YZ plane
Fusion 360 Day 8 Door Stopper Quiz: The “Emboss” command is used to:
Remove material from a body
Add or raise a profile (text/design) from a surface
Pattern multiple bodies
Fusion 360 Day 8 Door Stopper Quiz: When using emboss on a circular or rectangular sketch, one common issue mentioned is:
Mis-alignment of the sketch plane
Failure to select the target face or surface first
Using too many bodies in the design
Fusion 360 Day 8 Door Stopper Quiz: A pattern tool is used after embossing to:
Mirror the embossed feature across a plane
Create repeated instances of the embossed feature
Scale the emboss feature uniformly
Fusion 360 Day 8 Door Stopper Quiz: To round off sharp edges after embossing, the tutorial uses:
Chamfer
Fillet
Shell
Fusion 360 Day 8 Door Stopper Quiz: If the emboss feature does not appear or fails, a troubleshooting step shown is to:
Increase the file size limit
Ensure the sketch is projected or on the correct surface
Delete the body and start over
Fusion 360 Day 8 Door Stopper Quiz: The video mentions that when you pattern embossed features, you must select:
Only the sketch geometry
The feature (emboss) or body containing it
The appearance/material tab
Fusion 360 Day 8 Door Stopper Quiz: One key parametric-modelling advantage pointed out is that you can go back and change dimensions or settings later because:
The file has unlimited export options
Every step is recorded in the timeline and can be edited
You only used one body in the design
Fusion 360 Day 9 Quiz — Light Bulb Sketching, Features & Workflows: What is the primary focus of Day 9 in the series?
Advanced simulation workflows
Adding features like fillets, chamfers, patterns, and refining geometry
Quickly creating 3D models for rendering or communication purposes
Fusion 360 Day 9 Quiz — Light Bulb Sketching, Features & Workflows: When applying a fillet on an inside corner, the video cautions that:
It will always remove material
It may add material thickness due to geometry changes
It disables the timeline
Fusion 360 Day 9 Quiz — Light Bulb Sketching, Features & Workflows: Which workspace might you switch to later when you want to give the part a realistic appearance with materials and lighting?
Manufacture
Render
Simulation
Fusion 360 Day 9 Quiz — Light Bulb Sketching, Features & Workflows: The tutorial warns that applying certain features (like fillets) too early or in the wrong order can cause:
Timeline to disappear
Geometry failures or unintended material additions
Export to STL to fail
Fusion Wall-Mount Quiz: At the start of the design, you begin by creating a:
3D body without a sketch
Sketch on a plane
Rendering of the bracket
Fusion Wall-Mount Quiz: The first sketch is typically drawn on which type of geometry reference?
A circular face
A construction plane
A mesh file
Fusion Wall-Mount Quiz: To reduce the weight of the bracket, which feature might you see used?
Combine
Shell
Mirror
Fusion Wall-Mount Quiz: When creating holes or mounting points in the bracket, you likely use:
Sweep
Pattern
Extrude Cut
Fusion Bracket Assembly: In the video, what is the first workspace you are brought into when starting a new design in Fusion 360?
Manufacture
Design
Render
Fusion Bracket Assembly: Which of the following describes a “Component” in an assembly context (as covered in the video)?
A 2-D sketch only
A separate part/entity that can move independently
A texture material applied to a body
Fusion Bracket Assembly: When assembling parts, what command is used to connect two components, so they move relative to one another?
Joint
Mirror
Pattern
Animation: What is the primary purpose of the Animation workspace in Fusion 360?
To develop professional movie special effects
To design advanced mechanical simulations
To create relatively simple product animations
Animation: What is a storyboard in the Fusion 360 Animation workspace?
A physical drawing board
A collection of views and actions along the timeline
A rendering technique
Animation: What happens when the Playhead is in the scratch zone (to the left of the timeline)?
Actions are not captured
Actions are automatically recorded
The view is reset
Animation: How can you create a new storyboard based on an existing one?
By clicking 'New Storyboard'
By duplicating the file
Only focus on rendering and ignore modelling
Animation: What does the 'Restore Home' feature do in the Animation workspace?
Moves a component back to its original location from the Design workspace
Creates a new home screen
Deletes all components
Animation: When creating an animation, what should you pay attention to regarding the timeline actions?
Their background color
Their color
Their length and position
Animation: What can you do with the published animation in Fusion 360?
Convert it to a game asset
Edit it in a video editing software
Create a video file
Animation: What is a limitation of the Animation workspace?
It has very few features compared to Design and Manufacture workspaces
It requires external software
It cannot record view changes
General Fusion Questions: What file extension should your model be saved as in the tutorial?
.stl
.f3d
.dwg
General Fusion Questions: A sketch that is fully constrained in Fusion 360 will appear what color?
Blue
Red
Black
General Fusion Questions: If a sketch still shows blue geometry, this means:
It is fully defined
It has missing constraints or dimensions
It is over-defined
General Fusion Questions: What is unique about Fusion 360's file storage system?
Files are stored locally on personal computers
Files are stored on external hard drives
Files are stored on Autodesk servers
General Fusion Questions: What default units did Kevin Kennedy use throughout the Learn Fusion in 30 Days tutorial?
Millimeters
Inches
Meters
General Fusion Questions: The timeline (design history) in Fusion 360 allows the user to:
Export the model to STL with one click
Edit or reorder previous modelling steps
Hide all sketches permanently
General Fusion Questions: The Shell command, if shown, is used to:
Round off outside edges
Hollow out a solid body and set wall thickness
Create mirrored duplicate bodies
General Fusion Questions: The Mirror tool, if used, allows you to:
Make copies of features across a plane or line
Automatically apply materials
Animate parts in motion
General Fusion Questions: The Fillet command does which of the following?
Adds a rounded edge to corners
Cuts holes through a solid
Adds a chamfered (beveled) edge
General Fusion Questions: The Chamfer tool differs from the Fillet tool because it:
Rounds edges with a radius
Creates a straight beveled edge
Changes the material appearance
General Fusion Questions: What keyboard shortcut can be used to activate the Circle command?
C
B
V
General Fusion Questions: When you drag a component from one place to another in the video, you should use:
The Move/Copy command
The Appearance panel
The Shell command
General Fusion Questions: A key takeaway is to build up design skills by:
Immediately jumping into complex assemblies
Starting simple with sketches, sweeps/extrudes, and becoming comfortable with modelling tools
Only rendering and skipping the modelling features
General Fusion Questions: Which plane is typically recommended for your first sketch in a beginner workflow?
XZ plane
XY plane
YZ plane
General Fusion Questions: In the sketching process, the “Dimension” tool is used to:
Add decorative text
Set exact sizes for geometry
Convert sketch into a body
General Fusion Questions: To make multiple identical features (like holes) easily, the video uses the:
Mirror tool
Pattern tool
Loft tool
General Fusion Questions: The video emphasizes keeping sketches and bodies organized via:
Color coding materials only
Proper naming and grouping of components/bodies
Only working in one file without components
General Fusion Questions: When designing for functionality, the video highlights the importance of checking:
Whether the part looks good in render only
If the part fits and clearances are maintained
How fast the file opens
What type of rectangle is recommended for creating symmetrical sketches?
Center rectangle
Free-form rectangle
Two-point rectangle
Why is using construction geometry (like construction planes or lines) important in this workflow?
For applying colors and materials
For reference, symmetry, and accurate alignment of sketches/features
It automatically generates toolpaths
The “Construction line/geometry” in sketching is used mainly to:
Create actual solid geometry
Serve as reference for alignments and symmetry
Texture the body
What are construction planes used for in Fusion 360?
To create 3D objects
To create planes by leveraging existing geometry
To measure distances
A component in Fusion 360 is used when you want to:
Apply textures and lights
Treat a part as an individual moving piece in an assembly
Edit the timeline only
The video shows the Browser panel. What does the Browser list?
Sketches, bodies, components, joints
Colors and materials only
Render settings
The naming sketches and features in the Browser is done primarily to:
Increase render speed
Maintain clarity and simplify editing later
Automatically generate documentation
The “Emboss” command allows you to:
Create a texture from an image on a flat face
Raise or recess text or sketch profiles on a curved surface
Mirror a feature across a plane
One of the design best-practices shown is to build up the part in a logical order: sketch → feature → finishing details. This helps because:
It increases file size so details look better
It maintains parametric editability and clarity
It avoids using the timeline entirely
Parametric modelling (as shown) allows you to:
Lock the design so it cannot ever be changed
Change sketch dimensions or feature settings later and have the model update
Only work in one body without components
Which of the following interface elements lets you view the model from different directions?
Timeline
ViewCube
Browser
In the sketch phase, which tool is used to set exact size of a line or circle?
Offset
Split Face
Dimension
What is the function of the “Fillet” command?
To bevel an edge
To round an edge
To cut a hole
What tool allows repetition of features (for example multiple holes evenly spaced) as shown in the video?
Pattern
Shell
Align
In the video, what workspace is used to apply materials & colors and produce a more realistic image of the model?
Simulation
Render
Manufacture
The “Appearance” panel allows you to do which of the following?
Change global coordinate system
Add colors and materials to bodies/components
Animate motion between components
Which plane is typically used for the default front view?
XY plane
YZ plane
XZ plane
