1. In a 3D world coordinate space, what additional information does the Z-axis provide?

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Color information
Depth information
Time information
Sound information

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2. What is a game object in the context of game development?

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A programming language feature

A visual asset like an image or sound
A specific type of game controller
A fundamental unit in a game that can be manipulated

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3. What is the primary purpose of game object manipulation and transformations?

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To create complex game mechanics

To optimize game performance
To control the flow of the game's narrative
To position, rotate, and scale game objects within the game world

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4. In a world coordinate space, what do the X, Y, and Z axes typically represent?

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Red, Green, Blue colors

Width, Height, and Depth
Time, Speed, and Acceleration
Latitude, Longitude, and Altitude

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5. What is the world coordinate space in graphics and game development?

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The space where global economic trends are analyzed

The space where 3D models are created
The coordinate system relative to the entire virtual world or game scene
The space where pixel values are manipulated in an image

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6. What role does the world coordinate space play in rendering a scene?
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It establishes the position and orientation of objects in the scene

It determines the lighting conditions in the scene
It defines the camera position in a virtual environment
It controls the audio output in the game

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7. Which term is commonly used to describe the size of objects in the world coordinate space?
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Volume
Scale
Magnitude
Density

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8. In the context of game development, what does the term "parent-child relationship" refer to?
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The relationship between characters in a game story

The hierarchical connection between game objects
The interaction between players and non-playable characters
The emotional connection between game developers and their creations

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9. In a game scene with a parent-child relationship, what happens if the parent object is rotated?
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The child object is unaffected

The child object rotates in the opposite direction
The child object disappears
The child object rotates in the same direction

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10. Which of the following is NOT a built-in Unity component?

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Rigidbody
Camera
AnimatorScript
Collider

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11. What is the primary purpose of the Collider component in Unity?
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To control character animations

To detect and respond to collisions in the game world
To define the visual appearance of a game object
To handle user input

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12. Which of the following describes Unity?

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An operating system
A programming language
A game development engine
A video editing software

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13. Which component is commonly used to create realistic physics interactions

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Audio Source
Light
Mesh Renderer
Rigidbody

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14. What type of lighting source in Unity simulates light emitted from a specific point in all
directions?
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Directional Light
Spot Light
Area Light
Point Light

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15. How does the range property of a Unity Point Light affect the lighting in the scene?
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It changes the color temperature of the light

It controls the intensity of the light
It influences the size of the illuminated area
It adjusts the distance over which the light is effective
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16. What is the purpose of saving and loading scenes in a game?

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To control character animations

To manage audio playback
To store and retrieve game progress and state
To optimize rendering performance

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17. Which Unity method is typically used to load a scene at runtime?

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LoadLevel()
LoadGame()
Load()
LoadScene()

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18. What does the Unity Spotlight component allow developers to do?
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Illuminate a cone-shaped area with adjustable parameters

Simulate light coming from all directions
Create particle effects in a scene
Control the visual appearance of terrain

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19. What is PlayerPrefs used for in Unity's scene saving and loading?
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To manage scene transitions

To control character animations
To handle user input
To store and retrieve player preferences

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20. An asset type that allows you to store game objects and create multiple instances later is
called:
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Package
Prefab
Asset Store
Serialized

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21. To define input axes and game actions for your project you need:
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Input System
Physics Manager
PresetManager
PlayerSettings

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22. Elements in Unity that can be added to game objects in a scene:

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Factory
Components
Render
Props

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23. Select the two things that a data type tells us below:
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How to interpret the bits for variables of that data type

The name of a variable of that data type
The address of a variable of that data type
Valid operations for variables of that data type

24. How can you pause the game?

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Time.timeScale = 0;
Time.deltaTime = 0;
Time fixedDeltaTime = 0;
Time.time = 0;

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25. To make your camera point at an object as it moves what method you need to use:
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Follow()
LookAt()
You need to make camera child of object
No method exists

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26. How do you assign a script to an object?

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Drag script onto game object in the project options

Drag script onto game object in the inspector
Drag script onto game object in the hierarchy
Drag script onto game object in the sence

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27. In the template for the Unity script, all scripts include the methods:
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Create()
Start()
Update()
Stop()

28. In Unity's Animator Controller, what are Animation States used for?
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Defining visual effects

Managing input controls
Implementing audio effects
Defining different animation sequences

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29. What does the following code do?

File.WriteAllText(@"C:\myFile.txt", "This is my text");
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Creates a new file and writes the text to the myFile.txt. If the file already exists, then throw an exception.
Opens file for reading or write operation
Creates a new file and writes the text to the myFile.txt
Creates a new file and writes the text to the myFile.txt. If the file already exists, then overwrite the text to
the file.

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30. What is the purpose of the Update() method in Unity's MonoBehaviour class?
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It is called before the first frame update

It is called once per physics update
It is called every frame
It is called when the object is destroyed

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31. Which Unity method is used to handle collision events between GameObjects with colliders?
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OnTriggerMethod()
OnCollisionExit()
OnCollisionStay()
OnTriggerExit()
OnCollisionEnter()

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32. What is the purpose of the Animator Controller in Unity?

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To write scripts in C#
To manage audio sources
To control animation transitions and states
To handle user input

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33. What is the purpose of the FixedUpdate() method in Unity?

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To update non-physics related tasks

To perform physics calculations
To handle collision events
To start coroutines

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34. What is the purpose of the LateUpdate() method in Unity's MonoBehaviour class?
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To update the position of GameObjects after physics calculations

To update animations and physics calculations
To handle input events
To perform clean-up tasks after all Update() methods have been called

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35. Which of following is NOT a type of files for Game Configuration Storage?
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.csv
.bmp
.txt
.dat
.xml

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36. Which component in Unity is primarily responsible for controlling animations?

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Rigidbody
Animator
Collider
Transform

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37. Which Unity method is used to detect mouse clicks on a GameObject?

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OnMouseDown()
OnClick()
MouseClick()
OnMouseClick()

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38. In Unity's Animator Controller, how can you blend between two animations smoothly?
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By modifying the Collider size

By using the Blend Tree
By adjusting the Rigidbody parameters
By applying a Physics Material

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39. What is the purpose of a Physics Material in Unity?

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To define the color of colliders

To define the mass of Rigidbody objects
To adjust the friction and bounciness of colliders
To control the density of Rigidbody objects

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40. What does the 'public' keyword signify when declaring a variable in a MonoBehaviour
script?
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It means the variable can only be accessed within the same class
It indicates the variable is constant and cannot be changed
It means the variable is accessible from other scripts and Unity's editor
It indicates the variable is static and shared across all instances of the class