Welcome to the Karma Play Academy Unity Aptitude Test

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1. Which component is required to render a 3D object in Unity?

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2. What is the primary scripting language used in Unity?

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3. What is the purpose of the "Transform" component in Unity?

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4. How can you create a new GameObject in Unity?

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5. What is the default scripting editor for Unity? 

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6. What is the output of the following C# code? 

int x = 5; 

int y = 10; 

Debug.Log(x + y); 

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7. In C#, what is the purpose of the "using" keyword? 

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8. Which data type is used to store true or false values in C#? 

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9. What will the following C# code snippet output? 

string name = "Unity"; 

Debug.Log($"Hello, {name}!"); 

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10. 10 What is the difference between "Update" and "FixedUpdate" in Unity? 

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11. What is the purpose of the Unity "Inspector" window? 

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12. What is a "Prefab" in Unity? 

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13. How do you apply a Rigidbody component to a GameObject in Unity? 

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14. What is the Unity Profiler used for? 

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15. How can you pause the Unity Editor during runtime? 

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16. What does "SerializeField" do in Unity? 

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17. What method would you use to instantiate a Prefab in Unity at runtime? 

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18. Which of the following is a valid way to detect user input in Unity?

 

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19. What does "OnCollisionEnter" do in Unity? 

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20. In Unity, what is the NavMesh used for? 

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21. What is the function of the Unity “Animator” component? 

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22. How do you prevent an object from being destroyed when loading a new scene?

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23. Which method is used to transition between scenes in Unity?

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24. In Unity, what does “LOD” stand for? 

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25. What Unity system is used to manage UI layout? 

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26. How do you detect collisions in Unity using triggers? 

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27. What do Quaternion and Vector3 represent in the Transform component? 

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28. What is the main advantage of object pooling in Unity? 

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29. What is the purpose of the "Static" checkbox in Unity Game Objects? 

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30. In Unity, what does "Application.Quit()" do?

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31. How do you add force to a Rigidbody in Unity?

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32. How can you dynamically adjust the speed of a NavMeshAgent in Unity? 

 

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33.   What is the output of the following script when attached to a GameObject and run? 

 

Void Start() 

{ 

    int[] numbers = {2, 4, 6, 8}; 

    Debug.Log(numbers[2]); 

} 

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34. Which method is called first in a MonoBehaviour script?

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35. What does the following code do? 

 

Void Update() 

{ 

    transform.Translate(Vector3.forward * Time.deltaTime); 

} 

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36. Which of the following is true about coroutines in Unity?

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37. What does the following line of code do in Unity? 

 

Public GameObject myObject; 

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38. Which of the following functions is used to detect collision events?

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39. What is light baking in Unity?

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40. Where can you find the Lightmap settings in Unity?

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41. What does the Bloom effect do?

 

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42. What is the purpose of an Event System in Unity’s UI? 

 

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43. How do you anchor a UI element to the bottom-right corner of the Canvas?

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44. Which of the following is used to display images or icons in Unity UI?

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45. What is the function of the Anti-Aliasing post-process effect? 

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46. What does the Vignette effect do?

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47. What is the purpose of the Post-Process Volume? 

 

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48. Which UI component is often used to group other UI elements together?

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49. What does the Layout Group component in Unity do?

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50. What is the purpose of a Slider UI component in Unity?