The ___ button is used to zoom equally in all viewports

The ___ button is used to zoom equally in all viewports

• A. Zoom All
• B. Zoom Extents
• C. Zoom Window
• D. Pan

Answer: (A)

Keeping the same magnification in every viewport helps you compare size and alignment consistently across all views. The Zoom All button applies the same zoom level to all viewports, so when you adjust the view in one window, the others reflect the same scale. This is different from Zoom Extents, which fits all objects into the active viewport only, not syncing the zoom across all views. Zoom Window zooms into a specific rectangular region in the active viewport, and Pan simply moves the view without changing magnification. By choosing Zoom All, you ensure all viewports share an equal zoom, making it easier to judge spatial relationships in the scene.

Keeping the same magnification in every viewport helps you compare size and alignment consistently across all views. The Zoom All button applies the same zoom level to all viewports, so when you adjust the view in one window, the others reflect the same scale. This is different from Zoom Extents, which fits all objects into the active viewport only, not syncing the zoom across all views. Zoom Window zooms into a specific rectangular region in the active viewport, and Pan simply moves the view without changing magnification. By choosing Zoom All, you ensure all viewports share an equal zoom, making it easier to judge spatial relationships in the scene.