WebXam Study Guide 2 - CTE Motion Graphics

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Motion graphics is a form of:

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animated graphic design

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Animation is defined as:

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A series of static images displayed in rapid succession to create the illusion of movement.

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The difference between traditional animation and motion graphics is:

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Traditional animation involves frame-by-frame drawing, while motion graphics focus on graphic design and animation.

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What are the key elements of motion graphics?

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Animation, color, and typography

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The significance of storyboarding in motion graphics is to:

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visualize the sequence of events

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The 12 principles of animation are fundamental guidelines for creating more realistic and appealing animations. Which of the following is NOT one of the 12 principles of animation? Squash and Stretch, Anticipation, Staging, Color Theory

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Color Theory

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"Squash and stretch" is a fundamental principle in animation that refers to:

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The technique of making characters appear more realistic by exaggerating their movements.

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Explain "anticipation" in animation.

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A technique used to prepare the audience for an action

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The purpose of "timing" in motion graphics is to:

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control the speed of animations

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"Follow-through" and "overlapping action" are principles of animation that describe:

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the continuation of motion after the main action is completed and the slight delay in the movement of different parts of a body