Which key enables selecting multiple objects across the scene?

Which key enables selecting multiple objects across the scene?

• A. Box
• B. The G Key
• C. Holding down the CTRL key
• D. Zoom

Answer: (C)

Additive selection lets you pick multiple objects scattered around the scene. By holding the CTRL key and clicking objects, you add each one to the current selection instead of replacing it, so you can assemble a group of distant items without needing a single enclosing box. Start with one object, then keep CTRL pressed and click others to include them; you can also use a selection box to grab a cluster and still add more items elsewhere by CTRL-clicking. The other options don’t reliably gather scattered objects: a box selects only what’s inside the drawn area, zooming changes your view but not the selection, and the G key isn’t used to enable multi-object selection.

Additive selection lets you pick multiple objects scattered around the scene. By holding the CTRL key and clicking objects, you add each one to the current selection instead of replacing it, so you can assemble a group of distant items without needing a single enclosing box. Start with one object, then keep CTRL pressed and click others to include them; you can also use a selection box to grab a cluster and still add more items elsewhere by CTRL-clicking. The other options don’t reliably gather scattered objects: a box selects only what’s inside the drawn area, zooming changes your view but not the selection, and the G key isn’t used to enable multi-object selection.