Google Sketchup Theory And Practical Quiz! Trivia Questions
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What action does the Push/Pull tool perform?
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It allows you to move around your design
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It allows you to create a 3D object
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It moves your model upwards
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It allows you to add dimensions to your design
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Below is a google sketch up theory and practical quiz made up of trivia questions designed to help you understand how to use the application. This application is essential for people who have drawing projects such as architects and engineers. Do take up the quiz and get to see how conversant you are with the tools used and actions they See moredo. All the best and keep practicing to perfect your skills. .
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What action does the Orbit tool perform?
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Allows you to move your view around the design at any angle.
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Allows you to move your view up, down, left and right, without changing the angle of your view.
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It allows you to send your model into space.
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Allows you to zoom in and out of the design.
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A. Allows you to move your view around the design at any angle.Explanation
The Orbit tool allows you to move your view around the design at any angle. This means that you can rotate and change the perspective of your view to examine the design from different angles and orientations. It provides flexibility in exploring and navigating the design space, allowing for a comprehensive understanding of the model.Rate this question:
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What action does the Zoom tool perform?
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Allows you to push and pull shapes or faces in to, or out of your model.
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Allows you to move your model quickly.
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Allows you to zoom in and out of the design.
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Can be used to duplicate the profile of a face along a path.
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A. Allows you to zoom in and out of the design.Explanation
The Zoom tool allows you to adjust the magnification level of the design, allowing you to zoom in to see details or zoom out to get a broader view of the model.Rate this question:
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What action does the Pan tool perform?
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Allows you to move your view up, down, left and right, without changing the angle of your view.
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Allows you to copy a component as many times as you wish.
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Allows you to move your view around the design at any angle.
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Allows you to make pan shaped holes in your model.
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A. Allows you to move your view up, down, left and right, without changing the angle of your view.Explanation
This tool does not change the angle.Rate this question:
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What is the name of this tool?
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Line tool
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Wheel tool
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Circle tool
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Arc tool
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A. Arc toolExplanation
The correct answer is "Arc tool" because an arc is a curved line segment that is a part of a circle. The tool allows users to draw arcs of different sizes and angles. It is commonly used in graphic design software to create curved shapes and elements. The other options, such as the line tool, wheel tool, and circle tool, do not accurately describe the functionality of the tool depicted in the question.Rate this question:
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What is the name of this tool?
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Circle tool
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Button tool
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Hole tool
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Round tool
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A. Circle toolExplanation
The correct answer is Circle tool because it is the most appropriate name for a tool that is used for creating circles. The other options, such as Button tool, Hole tool, and Round tool, do not accurately describe the function of the tool.Rate this question:
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What is the name of this tool?
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Pencil tool
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Line tool
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Eraser tool
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Colour tool
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A. Line toolExplanation
The correct answer is "Line tool" because it is the tool used to draw straight lines in various digital design software or drawing applications. This tool allows users to create precise and straight lines by clicking and dragging the cursor across the canvas. It is commonly used in graphic design, illustration, and digital art to create clean and accurate line work.Rate this question:
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What is the name of this tool?
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Box tool
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Rectangle tool
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Push/Pull tool
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View tool
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A. Rectangle toolExplanation
The correct answer is "Rectangle tool" because it is the tool used to create rectangular shapes in various design or drawing software. This tool allows users to specify the dimensions and position of the rectangle, making it a precise and efficient way to create rectangular shapes.Rate this question:
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What is the name of this tool?
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Trash tool
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Pour tool
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Paint Bucket tool
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Follow Me tool
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A. Paint Bucket toolExplanation
The correct answer is "Paint Bucket tool" because it is a tool commonly used in graphic design and image editing software to fill a selected area with a specific color or pattern. This tool is often represented by an icon of a paint bucket pouring paint into an area, which matches the description given in the question.Rate this question:
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What is the name of this tool?
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Push/Pull tool
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Follow Me tool
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Move tool
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Arrow tool
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A. Follow Me toolExplanation
The correct answer is "Follow Me tool". The Follow Me tool is a tool in design software that allows users to create complex 3D shapes by extruding a 2D shape along a path or a curve. It is commonly used in architectural and industrial design to create intricate details and curved surfaces. This tool is not to be confused with other tools like the Move tool or the Arrow tool, which have different functionalities in design software.Rate this question:
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What is the name of this tool?
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Make Component tool
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3D tool
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Rectangle tool
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Ghost tool
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A. Make Component toolExplanation
The correct answer is "Make Component tool." This tool is used in design software to create components, which are reusable objects that can be duplicated and modified throughout a design project. By selecting a group of elements and using the Make Component tool, the user can turn those elements into a single component that can be easily manipulated and edited. This tool is particularly useful for creating repetitive elements or objects that need to be modified multiple times throughout a design.Rate this question:
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Which tool allows you do delete a line or edge?
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Follow Me tool
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Eraser tool
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Paint Bucket tool
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Line tool
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A. Eraser toolExplanation
The Eraser tool is the correct answer because it is specifically designed to delete lines or edges in a digital drawing or editing software. This tool allows the user to easily remove unwanted lines or edges by simply clicking or dragging over them, effectively erasing them from the image or design. The other tools listed, such as the Follow Me tool, Paint Bucket tool, and Line tool, do not have the primary function of deleting lines or edges.Rate this question:
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How can you make a slanted edge in Google SketchUp?
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Using the Push/Pull tool
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Using the Slant Edge button
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Using the Pan tool
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Using the Move tool
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A. Using the Move toolExplanation
The Move tool in Google SketchUp allows you to move objects in different directions, including along a slanted path. By selecting the Move tool and then selecting the edge you want to slant, you can move it in a slanted direction to create a slanted edge. This tool provides the flexibility to create slanted edges in SketchUp.Rate this question:
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What is the name of this tool?
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Pan tool
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Compass tool
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Move tool
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Expand tool
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A. Move toolExplanation
The correct answer is Move tool because it is the tool used to move objects or elements within a design or editing software. It allows the user to select an object and then drag it to a new location. The Pan tool is used to navigate or scroll through a document, the Compass tool is not a commonly used tool in design software, and the Expand tool is used to expand or enlarge objects, which is different from the function of the Move tool.Rate this question:
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What does Render mean?
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To add colour or texture to your model
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To draw your model
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To save your model
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To expand your model
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A. To add colour or texture to your modelExplanation
The term "render" refers to the process of adding color or texture to a model. This involves creating a visual representation of the model with realistic lighting, shading, and surface details. By rendering a model, you can bring it to life and make it appear more realistic and visually appealing.Rate this question:
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How can you easily add detail to a SketchUp model along a path?
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Using the Follow Me tool
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Copy the detail
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Using the Arc tool
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Draw more lines on the existing drawing
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A. Using the Follow Me toolExplanation
The Follow Me tool in SketchUp allows you to extrude a 2D shape along a path, creating a 3D object. This is a powerful tool for adding details like moldings, railings, or pipes to your models. You simply select the 2D shape and then click on the path you want it to follow. SketchUp will automatically extrude the shape along the path, creating the desired 3D detail.Rate this question:
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What does the Make Component tool do?
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It makes a 3D object
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It can be used to duplicate the profile of a face along a path
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It erases lines or edges in your model
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It can single out the selected part of your model and make it into a part or component
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A. It can single out the selected part of your model and make it into a part or componentExplanation
The Make Component tool in SketchUp allows users to single out a selected part of their model and convert it into a separate part or component. This feature is useful for organizing and managing complex models by creating reusable components that can be edited independently. By converting selected parts into components, users can easily make changes to one instance of the component and have those changes automatically applied to all other instances throughout the model.Rate this question:
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What does the Tape Measure tool do?
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It allows you to measure accurately and draw guidelines on your model
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It wraps your model in masking tape
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It moves components in your model
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It changes your view to 2D
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A. It allows you to measure accurately and draw guidelines on your modelExplanation
The Tape Measure tool in modeling software allows users to measure distances accurately and draw guidelines on their model. This tool helps in ensuring precise measurements and alignment of components in the model.Rate this question:
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What is an Inference Point?
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The top of your model
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Inference Points are the various points of an edge or line indicated by your cursor
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Interference from the internet
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A dimension of part of your model
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A. Inference Points are the various points of an edge or line indicated by your cursorExplanation
Inference Points are the various points of an edge or line indicated by your cursor. This means that when you move your cursor along an edge or line in a model, the software identifies specific points on that edge or line. These points are called inference points and they can be used for precise measurements or alignments in the design process.Rate this question:
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What does Coplanar mean?
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On the same plane or surface
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Two parts of a model that are joined together
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The ability for SketchUp to line up two edges
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To delete an axis
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A. On the same plane or surfaceExplanation
Coplanar means that two or more objects or points are located on the same plane or surface. In other words, they lie in the same flat space and do not extend above or below it. This term is commonly used in geometry and spatial relationships to describe the alignment or positioning of objects in relation to each other.Rate this question:
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What is Inferring?
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It is the ability for SketchUp to make your model see-through
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It is the ability for SketchUp to add dimensions to your model
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It is the ability for SketchUp to line up two edges
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It is the ability for SketchUp to transfer a model to another design
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A. It is the ability for SketchUp to line up two edges -
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What is a major difference between a Group and a Component?
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Altering a Group entity will change all instances (copies) of that Group.
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There is no difference. These terms are identical.
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Altering a Component entity will not change all instances (copies) of that Component.
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Altering a Component entity will change all instances (copies) of that Component.
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A. Altering a Component entity will change all instances (copies) of that Component.Explanation
A major difference between a Group and a Component is that altering a Component entity will change all instances (copies) of that Component. This means that any changes made to a Component will be reflected in all the copies of that Component throughout the design. On the other hand, altering a Group entity will not have the same effect, as changes made to a Group will not automatically propagate to all the instances of that Group.Rate this question:
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