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1. Essentially, 3-D modeling is about understanding how various forms do which of the following?

a. become a reality

b. move in an open plane

c. occupy space

d. grow

2. When polygons are joined together to form larger images, they are usually connected by which of the following?

a. shared angles

b. identical faces

c. common vertices

d. sharing edges

3. Which of the following is a graphical representation of something three-dimensional?

a. multi-layered object

b. 3-D model

c. multi-directional object

d. CAD

4. Certain kinds of graphic arts are used in publishing and other fields that were once dominated by printed products.

true

false

5. Nothing has revolutionized animation like 3-D modeling.

true

false

6. Which of the following is connectivity?

a. the area within the outline of a shape

b. any two-dimensional shape formed with straight lines

c. the practice of joining polygons together to form a larger image

d. an automated process that creates a photorealistic model and is carried out automatically by the application used

7. A square, triangle, and octagon are all examples of which basic shape?

a. rhombus

b. polygon

c. circle

d. rectangle

8. As 3-D modeling has its own vocabulary, knowing the terms is an important part of the job.

true

false

9. Which of the following is CAD (computer aided design software)?

a. the combinations of keys that you use to give the program instructions

b. the practice of joining polygons together to form a larger image

c. the graphical representation of something three-dimensional

d. the application used to create 3-D models

10. Which of the following is another term for additive manufacturing?

a. 3-D printing

b. drawing

c. mass production

d. graphic design

11. Curved lines are generally used where __________ is needed.

a. dialogue

b. a static pose

c. movement or motion

d. more information

12. Which of the following was the first full-length film to be done completely in 3-D imaging?

a. Star Wars

b. Toy Story

c. Tron

d. WALL-E

13. A complex combination of computer programs are not required to bring a 3-D character to life.

true

false

14. What must a 3-D printer be fed with in order to manufacture physical objects?

a. an idea

b. a set of instructions

c. a 3-D model

d. a blueprint

15. In the simplest terms, which of the following is 3-D modeling is all about?

a. computers

b. collaboration

c. creativity

d. shapes