What do you call circles or shapes which share the same center?

To carve, mold, or stamp a design onto a surface so that it stands out in relief is called:

To stamp a design into the surface of an object so that it is indented is called:

To extend a 2D image into a 3D object in a straight line is called:

What is the term for making a rounded edge?

Which file format is capable of representing a greater degree of texture and color and is commonly used for animation or with high-end printers that can control color?

Which file format is similar to a JPG and is used for sharing still images of designs in Tinkercad?

Which file format is one of the most commonly used for 3D printing and generates the surface geometry of the modeled object?

Which file format stands for scalable vector graphics and is commonly used for any type of image that might require a great deal of flexibility in size?

What is the scripting language used for making shapes in Tinkercad that is often run in web browser applications to create dynamic content like a popup message or a live clock, and is not related to the programming language Java?

What technology uses a laser to cut materials using great precision?

What is the term for moving out of alignment in 3D modeling and design?

What is the two-dimensional view of a three-dimensional object called, where the view represents the exact shape of an object as seen from one side at a time as you are looking perpendicularly at it?

What is the view of a three-dimensional image that portrays height, width, and depth for a more realistic image or graphic called?

What are some of Tinkercad’s shapes created by the community of developers who use JavaScript to program them called?

What feature in Tinkercad allows you to duplicate an object using Ctrl + D and remembers your steps to create complex repeating patterns in seconds?

What is the setting in the lower right of the canvas that allows you to adjust the precision of your commands,

What is the quality of being made up of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis, important for 3D design to enhance complexity and efficiency?

What is a line or plane touching, but not intersecting, a curve or curved surface called?

What is the process of making three-dimensional solid objects from a digital file by laying down successive layers of material until the object is finished called?