End Of Term - Year 6

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The given answer, 4,04, suggests that the tool used to draw a segment of a circle is labeled as 4 and 04. However, without any context or further information, it is difficult to determine the specific tool being referred to. It is possible that this answer is referring to a specific tool or feature in a particular drawing software or drafting tool, but without additional details, it is not possible to provide a more specific explanation.

The given statement suggests that the "Follow me" tool is an advanced tool. This implies that the tool possesses advanced features or capabilities compared to other similar tools. The answer "True" indicates that the statement is correct and that the "Follow me" tool is indeed advanced.

The given statement is true. The letter A is indeed the shortcut to use the Arc tool. This means that when using a software or program that has an Arc tool, pressing the letter A on the keyboard will activate or select the Arc tool, allowing the user to create or manipulate arcs easily and quickly.

The letter V is not the shortcut to use the Move tool. This means that the statement is incorrect. There must be another shortcut or method to access the Move tool, but it is not the letter V.

The depth or height of the rectangle is 1.45.

The default number of sides when drawing a circle is 24 because when a computer program or software is used to draw a circle, it uses a mathematical approximation called a polygon to create the shape. The more sides the polygon has, the smoother and more circular the shape appears. By default, most programs use 24 sides to create a circle, which is a good balance between accuracy and computational efficiency. However, it is important to note that this default value can often be changed or adjusted based on the specific requirements or preferences of the user or the program being used.

The tool that is active in the image is the Push-pull tool.

This statement is false. In Sketchup, it is possible to draw to a specific length. The software provides precise measurement tools and allows users to input specific dimensions for their drawings. While Sketchup does offer the option to work in an approximate mode for quick and rough sketches, it also provides the ability to create accurate and precise drawings by inputting specific measurements.

The given statement is false because the rectangle tool can be found in both the Large Tool Set and the Basic Tool Set.

The green circle in the image represents the endpoint. An endpoint is the final point or termination point of a line segment or a geometric figure. It is where the line or figure ends. In this case, the green circle is indicating the end of something, suggesting that it is the endpoint.

In the given image, the gold circle represents the point of origin. The point of origin refers to the starting point or the initial position from where something begins or originates. It is usually used as a reference point to measure distances or directions.

When using the move tool, holding the SHIFT key does not make a copy of an object. Instead, holding the ALT key while dragging the object creates a duplicate copy. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

The Offset tool is used to create a copy of a shape that is either smaller or larger than the original shape. This tool is commonly used in graphic design software to quickly create outlines or borders around objects. By specifying a distance or offset value, the user can easily adjust the size of the new shape relative to the original shape. Therefore, the statement "The Offset tool is used to make smaller or bigger shapes" is true.

The correct answer is "term4" because it is the only option that is written exactly as it appears in the question. The other options have additional spaces or capitalization differences.

The cyan circle in the image represents the midpoint. The midpoint is the point that divides a line segment into two equal parts. In the context of the image, it suggests that the cyan circle is located exactly in the middle of the line segment or object it is representing.

The statement is true because inferring in SketchUp refers to the ability of the software to automatically align or snap two edges together. This feature helps users accurately position and connect different elements in their 3D models. By simply moving one object close to another, SketchUp detects the alignment and snaps the edges together, making it easier to create precise and accurate designs.

Curved lines are not made up of connected straight circles. Curved lines are smooth and do not have any sharp angles or corners. They can be created using various methods such as freehand drawing or using mathematical equations. Straight circles, on the other hand, are made up of connected straight lines and form geometric shapes like polygons. Therefore, the statement is false.

To use the Follow Me tool, you need both a path and a profile. The path defines the shape or trajectory that the Follow Me tool will follow, while the profile is the shape that will be extruded along the path. Therefore, it is not true that you only need a path to use the Follow Me tool.

The correct answer is X-axis. In SketchUp, there are three axes: the red axis represents the X-axis, the green axis represents the Y-axis, and the blue axis represents the Z-axis. The X-axis is the horizontal axis that runs from left to right in the SketchUp workspace.

In SketchUp, the green axis represents the Y-axis. The Y-axis is the vertical axis that runs up and down. It is used to measure and control the height or elevation of objects in the 3D model.

The correct answer is the Z-axis. In SketchUp, the Blue axis represents the Z-axis. The Z-axis is the vertical axis, which determines the height or depth of an object in the 3D space. The X-axis represents the horizontal movement from left to right, and the Y-axis represents the horizontal movement from front to back. The S-axis is not a recognized axis in SketchUp.

The statement is false because the letter R is not the shortcut to use the Rotate tool. The correct shortcut to use the Rotate tool may vary depending on the software or program being used, but it is not the letter R in general.

The correct answer is 7, 07,7. This answer suggests that the tool used to create a smaller shape of an existing shape is labeled as 7 or 07 or 7.

Tool number 6,06 is used to add depth or height to an object.

The correct answer is 5,05. This answer suggests that the tool used to draw a polygon on the stage is labeled as 5,05. However, without further context or information, it is difficult to provide a more detailed explanation.

The given answer is 13,13. However, without knowing the labels assigned to each tool, it is not possible to provide a specific explanation for why this answer is correct.

The tool used to target and expand a specific area by zooming-in or out is labeled as 16,16.

The tool used to measure distance or length in the model is labeled as 11,11.