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The Adobe Animate timeline is divided up into little rectangles. Each rectangle is called a

• frame

• rectangle

• box

• thing

The white box where you draw things in Adobe Animate is called the

• big white box

• stage

• frame

• symbol

The keyboard shortcut to insert a key frames into the timeline is

• F6

• F5

• F8

There are no layers in the timeline

• True

• False

The smallest unit of time you can manually work with in the Animate application.

• scene

• frame

• keyframe

• unit

In Animate, the place on the timeline were an action, such as movement begins.

• frame

• playhead

• box

• keyframe

In Animate, the place where all your symbols are stored -- such as movie clips, graphics, sound files, etc.

• Library

• Assets Panel

• Properties

• Storage Panel

In Animate, the term that refers to the process by which you create the first and last keyframe of animation and allow the computer to fill in the rest of the frames.

• animating

• morphing

• rotating

• tweening

In Animate, the keyframe on the timeline is where the action, such as movement, begins.

• True

• False

There are two types of animation -- frame-by-frame and tweening.

• True

• False