ICT Unit 3: Animation

The illusion of images moving is known as the 

• Depth of vision
• Persistence of vision
• Motion of vision 

A basic example of an animation is a 

• Flip book
• Story book
• Frame book
• Motion book

Moving an object a small amount when animating is known as

• Stop animation
• Stop motion
• Stop tweening
• Stop framing

An animation with a beginning and end frame has what in between?

• Motion
• Tweening
• Go frame
• Stop frame

The most complex animation is known as

• Stop motion
• Key frame
• 3D
• 2D

Animating over a live action film is known as

• Rotoscoping
• 3D
• Stop motion
• Key frame

Keeping several frames visible whilst animating is known as 

• Apple skinning
• Banana skinning
• Onion skinning
• Orange skinning

2015 Question: Live actors are filmed. Frames are then traced over to produce a cartoon effect animation

• Tweening
• Key Frame
• Rotoscoping
• Stop Frame

2015 Question: Clay figures are photographed, moved and photographed again

• Tweening
• Clay mation
• Rotoscoping 
• Key Frame

2015 Question: The process of getting the computer to create the in-between frames in an animation

• Tweening
• Clay mation
• Rotoscoping 
• Key frame