Deck 10: Unity Too

Question 1

What does Native Mode in Unity mean?

A) That it will not touch the format of the audio file and simply play it back as it was imported
B) That it will compress the audio assets as Ogg
C) That it will compress the audio assets as MP3
D) That it will re-compress the audio

Answer 1

A

Question 2

After selecting Compressed Audio Loading Modes, what will Unity do with Decompress On Load mode?

A) Keep these files compressed until playback when they will be decompressed
B) Use for continuous sounds like music soundtracks
C) Treat every newly imported file as a 3DE AudioClip
D) Decompression of the file when loading it

Answer 2

D

Question 3

What will Unity do with Compressed Memory mode?

A) Keep these files compressed until playback when they will be decompressed
B) Use for continuous sounds like music soundtracks
C) Treat every newly imported file as a 3DE AudioClip
D) Decompress the file when loading it

Answer 3

A

Question 4

What will Unity do with Stream From Disc mode?

A) Keep these files compressed until playback when they will be decompressed
B) Use for continuous sounds like music soundtracks
C) Treat every newly imported file as a 3DE AudioClip
D) Decompress the file when loading it

Question 5

What will Unity do with 3D vs 2D Sound mode?

A) Keep these files compressed until playback when they will be decompressed
B) Use for continuous sounds like music soundtracks
C) Treat every newly imported file as a 3DE AudioClip
D) Decompress the file when loading it

Question 6

What will Unity do with Convert to Mono mode?

A) Keep these files compressed until playback when they will be decompressed
B) Use for continuous sounds like music soundtracks
C) Treat every newly imported file as a 3DE AudioClip
D) Will take any stereo file and convert it, especially in 3D contexts

Question 7

For what is the Mute control used?

A) Temporarily shuts off all effects that have been applied to the sound such as reverberation or other filters
B) To isolate a particular sound from others
C) Immediately plays the sound as soon as the scene is loaded
D) Causes the Audio Source to loop continuously, so it is useful for background sounds

Question 8

For what is the Bypass Effects control used?

A) Temporarily shuts off all effects that have been applied to the sound such as reverberation or other filters
B) To isolate a particular sound from others
C) Immediately plays the sound as soon as the scene is loaded
D) Causes the Audio Source to loop continuously, so it is useful for background sounds

Question 9

For what is the Play On Awake control used?

A) Temporarily shuts off all effects that have been applied to the sound such as reverberation or other filters
B) To isolate a particular sound from others
C) Immediately plays the sound as soon as the scene is loaded
D) Causes the Audio Source to loop continuously, so it is useful for background sounds

Question 10

For what is the Loop control used?

A) Temporarily shuts off all effects that have been applied to the sound such as reverberation or other filters
B) To isolate a particular sound from others
C) Immediately plays the sound as soon as the scene is loaded
D) Causes the Audio Source to repeat continuously, so it is useful for background sounds

Question 11

Explain Min Distance.

A) Measured in the imperial unit system
B) Determines the space between objects
C) The place at which the sound will be at its maximum volume
D) The distance at which the sound will be perceived at all

Question 12

Explain Max Distance.

A) Measured in the imperial unit system
B) Determines the space between objects
C) The place at which the sound will be at its maximum volume
D) The distance at which the sound will be perceived at all

Question 13

Which mode is considered more realistic to the way the human ear hears sound?

A) Linear
B) Logarithmic
C) Non-Linear
D) Non-logarithmic

Question 14

Describe the Spread control.

A) It governs how well the stereo sound is perceived from the Audio Source within the 3D Game space
B) Most useful for surround configurations such as 5/1 or 7.1 surround systems
C) It changes pitch and not phase
D) A static control that changes the pitch of a sound based on the velocity of the Listener or the Source\

Question 15

Describe the Pan control.

A) It governs how well the stereo sound is perceived from the Audio Source within the 3D Game space
B) Most useful for surround configurations such as 5/1 or 7.1 surround systems
C) It changes pitch and not phase
D) A static control that changes the pitch of a sound based on the velocity of the Listener or the Source\

Question 16

When analyzing a variable known as Sound in the trigger script, the colon after Sound means?

A) "If an object enters the trigger, then do whatever is within the curly braces."
B) Will play an audio file one time completely
C) "is a type of"
D) Will end the function

Question 17

When analyzing a variable known as OnTriggerEnter() in the trigger script, what does the opening and closing curly brace mean?

A) "If an object enters the trigger, then do whatever is within the curly braces."
B) Will play an audio file one time completely
C) "is a type of"
D) Will end the function

Question 18

When analyzing a variable known as OnTriggerEnter() in the trigger script, what will the audio.PlayOneShot(Sound )command do?

A) "If an object enters the trigger, then do whatever is within the curly braces."
B) Will play an audio file one time completely
C) "is a type of"
D) Will end the function

Question 19

When analyzing a variable known as OnTriggerEnter() in the trigger script, what will the closing curly brace mean?

A) "If an object enters the trigger, then do whatever is within the curly braces."
B) Will play an audio file one time completely
C) "is a type of"
D) Will end the function

Question 20

How would you define the variable: Play()?

A) Will play whatever audio clip has been selected
B) Will play continuous sounds like music or background ambiences
C) Either drop the Game Object with the Source you wanted on it, or specify exactly which Game Object you want to use
D) The simplest playback method

Question 21

How would you define the variable: myAudioSource.Play();?

A) Will play whatever audio clip has been selected
B) Will play continuous sounds like music or background ambiences
C) Either drop the Game Object with the Source you wanted on it, or specify exactly which Game Object you want to use
D) The simplest playback method

Question 22

How would you define the variable: audio.Play();?

A) The simplest playback method and the code equivalent to any Audio Source triggering
B) Will play continuous sounds like music or background ambiences
C) Either drop the Game Object with the Source you wanted on it, or specify exactly which Game Object you want to use
D) The simplest playback method

Question 23

What could you say about the variable: audio.PlayOneShot();?

A) The simplest playback method and the code equivalent to any Audio Source triggering
B) Will play continuous sounds like music or background ambiences
C) Either drop the Game Object with the Source you wanted on it, or specify exactly which Game Object you want to use
D) Is preferred for any layered sound effects you wish to create

Question 24

What could you say about the variable: audio.PlayClipAtPoint(,initial volume: volume)?

A) The simplest playback method and the code equivalent to any Audio Source triggering
B) Will play continuous sounds like music or background ambiences
C) Is somewhat similar to audio.PlayOneShot, but will create an Audio Source and play the AudioClip at a specified physical location
D) Is preferred for any layered sound effects you wish to create

Question 25

What could you say about the variable audio.PlayScheduled()?

A) Allows much better scheduling of an AudioClip, in combination with a separate absolute sample time
B) Will play continuous sounds like music or background ambiences
C) Is somewhat similar to audio.PlayOneShot, but will create an Audio Source and play the AudioClip at a specified physical location
D) Is preferred for any layered sound effects you wish to create

Question 26

One of the significant features that come with the Unity Pro version is the Dark Visual Theme. What does this feature do?

A) Analyzes the performance of the engine, which is very vital
B) FMOD-derived effects like filtering, chorusing, delay, distortion
C) Good for working with projects in a low-contrast setting
D) Crippled and somewhat functional in terms of scripting and publishing

Question 27

One of the significant features that come with the Unity Pro version is Profiling. What does this feature do?

A) Analyzes the performance of the engine, which is very vital
B) FMOD-derived effects like filtering, chorusing, delay, distortion
C) Good for working with projects in a low-contrast setting
D) Crippled and somewhat functional in terms of scripting and publishing

Question 28

One of the significant features that come with the Unity Pro version is Audio. What does this feature do?

A) Analyzes the performance of the engine, which is very vital
B) FMOD-derived effects like filtering, chorusing, delay, distortion
C) Good for working with projects in a low-contrast setting
D) Crippled and somewhat functional in terms of scripting and publishing