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What technique smooths jagged edges?
Answer: Anti-aliasing
Why: Anti-aliasing blends edge pixels with background colors to fool the eye into seeing smooth curves.
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What household item became a famous test model in 3D graphics?
Answer: Utah teapot
Why: The Utah teapot became ubiquitous because its complex curved surfaces and self-shadowing made it ideal for testing renderers.
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Which 4D numbers prevent gimbal lock in 3D graphics rotations?
Answer: Quaternions
Why: Quaternions avoid gimbal lock by encoding rotations as a single continuous 4D calculation rather than three separate sequential axis turns.
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What shape builds most 3D graphics models?
Answer: Triangle
Why: Triangles are the base polygon because three points are always guaranteed to lie on a single flat plane.
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What GPU program calculates lighting and color in graphics?
Answer: Shader
Why: Shaders run thousands of tiny calculations in parallel across GPU cores to shade millions of pixels simultaneously.
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What graphics method tracks light rays to make realistic shadows?
Answer: Ray tracing
Why: Ray tracing actually tracks light backward from the camera into the scene to avoid calculating rays the viewer never sees.