The principles of animation that were set out by the early Disney animators are a good starting point in covering this topic. All of answer below is principle of animation EXCEPT

• Timing

• Appeal

• Exaggeration

• Hierarchy

________action is an attempt to describe the types of actions and the sources of those actions that drive a particular movement

• Primary

• Secondary

• Tertiary

• Constatly

How many principles of animation were set out by Disney Animator?

• 11

• 10

• 12

• 21

________deals with aspects of form, volume, space, and surface values that impact the animation of any character

• Solid Drawing

• Solid Modelling

• Solid Making

• Solid Punching

______ can be hard to quantify because everyone has a different standard. That said, you can give your character a better chance of being appealing by making them attractive to look at.

• Appeal

• Drag

• Energy Flow

• Arcs

"If we consider the action of a figure throwing a javelin, we can see how the action of the throw progresses"

Based on the statment, what type of hierarchy of animation can relate with?

• Secondary action

• Primary Action

• Energy Flow

• Drag

_______ of animation came about through a perceived need to improve the standards in animation and animated performances

• Principle of Animation

• Principle of Animatic

• Principle of Action

• Pronciple of Analysis

________is about where on a timeline you put each frame of action

• Time

• Timing

• Turning

• Timeline

_______operate along a curved trajectory that adds the illusion of life to an animated object in action

• Staging

• Exaggeration

• Arcs

• Anticipation

______ is one of the most overlooked principles. It directs the audience’s attention toward the most important elements in a scene in a way that effectively advances the story.

• Slow in

• Staging

• Squash

• Arcs