Which component contains the position, rotation and scale of a GameObject?

• A. Mesh
• B. Transform
• C. Collider
• D. Renderer

Answer: (B)

Position, rotation, and scale describe where an object sits in the scene, how it’s oriented, and how big it is. In Unity these spatial properties live on the Transform component, which every GameObject has. The Transform stores both local values (relative to its parent) and world values (relative to the scene) and is the data Unity uses to place, rotate, and size objects during rendering and physics. Other components serve different roles: a Mesh holds the geometry data, a Collider defines the physics shape for collisions, and a Renderer handles drawing the object with its mesh and materials. Since the Transform is the place where spatial data is stored and applied, it’s the correct choice.