Principles of Animation - Unit Test

Front

"Anticipation" in animation serves to:

Back

Prepare the audience for a significant action.

Front

What principle of animation involves giving the illusion of weight and volume to objects as they move? Options: Follow Through and Overlapping Action, Timing, Squash and Stretch, Arcs

Back

Squash and Stretch

Front

Which principle of animation focuses on the spacing and timing of movements to create realistic motion? Options: Follow Through and Overlapping Action, Timing, Slow In and Slow Out, Arcs

Back

Timing

Front

What principle of animation deals with keeping consistent proportions and forms in characters and objects?

Back

Solid Drawing

Front

Which principle of animation emphasizes the use of smooth, flowing lines of action to create more natural and appealing motion?

Back

Arcs

Front

The principle of "Timing" in animation is primarily concerned with:

Back

The appropriate speed of an action.

Front

What principle of animation involves animating the subtle movements that continue after the main action has stopped? Options: Slow In and Slow Out, Follow Through and Overlapping Action, Arcs, Squash and Stretch

Back

Follow Through and Overlapping Action

Front

The principle of "Follow Through and Overlapping Action" is related to: Creating believable character expressions., Enhancing the fluidity and realism of motion., Maintaining consistent character proportions., Adding depth to the background elements.

Back

Enhancing the fluidity and realism of motion.

Front

"Pose to Pose" and "Straight Ahead Action" are two approaches related to which principle of animation?

Back

Staging

Front

The principle of "Arcs" in animation emphasizes:

Back

The path of action in a movement.