Intro to Fusion

Welcome to the Intro to Fusion assessment quiz. Enter your name below and answer the multiple choice questions. If you are a student under 16 and do not have the parental consent form signed and sent to hello@weareprintlab.com, please use a nickname.

You are required to achieve 70% or above to be able to obtain a certificate. If you score under this, simply refresh the page and try again. Good luck!

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The timeline at the bottom of the Fusion interface shows...

an ordered chronological list of every action you made throughout your design

a list of notes you made during the design process

the times and dates of when you worked on the design

You should create separate components when...

your design is large in scale

you have multiple adjoining parts in your design

you only have a single body in your design

The first thing you need to do after clicking 'Create Sketch' is...

select the tool you wish to sketch with

select the units you want your sketch to be in

select the plane you want to sketch on

The fillet tool allows you to...

create a textured pattern along an edge

round edges with a specific radius

bevel edges with a specified distance

With a circular pattern, you can...

duplicate features around a specified axis

duplicate features across a specific axis

quickly draw a circle

The revolve tool requires you to select...

a profile and an axis

a point and an axis

a component and an axis

The loft tool allows you to...

offset a specified profile

extrude a profile through to touch another specified object

form smooth transition shapes between 2 selected profiles

When using the sweep tool, the path...

refers to the selected profile to sweep

refers to the distance you want to sweep

refers to the route the selected profile will follow

The shell tool allows you to...

hollow out objects

offset objects

thicken objects

The ground tool is used to...

fix components in place within an assembly

move components to the ground plane

group 2 components together

If creating a drawing of a model to the scale 1:1, it means that...

the drawing will be twice the size of the real-life model it represents

the drawing will be the exact same size as the real-life model it represents

the drawing will be half the size of the real-life model it represents

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