Multimedia Elements - Animation

Objects such as hands to arms and define their relationships and limits (for example, elbows cannot bend backward), then drag these parts around and let the computer calculate the result is called _________.

• cel animation

• motion path

• inverse kinematics

• morphing

To create a smooth transition between two images when morphing, it’s important to set numerous _________.

• layers

• keyframes

• key points

• splines

The effect in which one image transforms into another is known as ___________

• translating
• morphing
• similiarization
• sampling

The study of the movement and motion of structures that have joints is called __________

• motion path

• kinematics

• moving forward

• morphing

The series of frames in between the first and last frames in an action are drawn in a process called 

• morphing
• moving
• tweening
• compression

What is the main difference between 2-D and 3-D animation?

• the number of frames per second
• the number of axes on which the motion occurs
• the number of keyframes
• the number of tweens

To make a bouncing ball animation seem natural, you must consider which of the following?

• perspective adjustment
• acceleration effects of gravity
• morphing parameters
• perpendicular line of sight

What is an animation?

• A video showing how something is done
• A sequence of static images that are made to look like they are moving
• One picture on a screen
• All of the above

What is frame by frame animation?

• Dragging an image into place and filling the timeline with gaps

• Adding an image frame by frame

• Making 3 locations and letting the computer fill in the between animation

• All of the above

What is tweening?

• Dragging an image into place and filling the timeline with gaps

• Adding an image frame by frame

• Making 3 locations and letting the computer fill in the between animation

• All of the above