Int.ArtIII - U5 Quiz_Animation - Practice

Which describes what kind of image this is?

• 2D CGI image

• 3D CGI image

• 3D pixeled image

• 2D pixeled image

This image is an example of which type of resolution?

• mid-res animation

• alt-res animation

• hi-res animation

• lo-res animation

What represent space in this image?

• the trees in the distant background

• the leaves behind the branches

• the white of the tree trunk

• the blue sky at the back

Does this image contain any figure?

• No, there are no creatures

• Yes, every layer of clouds

• No, there are no objects

• Yes, any element that is visible

How many of the visible squares in this image would need to be programmed on a computer?

• all of them

• each different color

• those that form the outline

• the white background

3D animation requires designing the back of figures, even if the audience never sees the back. Which BEST explains why is this the case?

• A full figure needs to be created so that it can move naturally

• If there is no back side, it will blend in with the background

• The animators might change their mind and want to show the back

• The back is what separates 3D animation from 2D animation

Imagine that there was a vector of a line with dark blue pixels. What would happen to the color if the vector was stretched?

• Vectors cannot have pixels

• it would need to be reprogrammed

• it would turn into light blue

• it would not change at all

How are vectors different from regular lines in animation?

• Vectors were the first development in computer animation

• Vectors are only part of hand-drawn animation

• Vectors are more elastic, so they move naturally

• Vectors are only used in figures and never background

Why does 3D CGI animations create more realistic images than 2D figures?

• it allows for much more shadows, texture, and other 3D techniques

• 3D has fewer pixels, so it does not have boxy effect

• We are more used in seeing 3D images, so they seem more realistic

• 2D is only used for cartoon characters that are not supposed to look real

In CGI graphics, every aspects of the image needs to be programmed.

• TRUE

• FALSE