FoA Final Exam Review

A powerful program with many tools that allows you to create compelling interactive experiences, often by using animation.

• Adobe Animate
• Adobe Stage

• Adobe Timeline

• Adobe Frames

• Adobe Layers

The area of the Adobe Animate workspace that contains the objects that are part of the movie and that will be seen by the viewers.

• Animate

• Stage
• Timeline
• Frames
• Layers

Used to organize and control the movie’s contents by specifying when each object appears on the Stage.

• Animate

• Stage
• Timeline
• Frames
• Layers

Individual cells that make up the Timeline in Adobe Animate.

• Animate

• Stage
• Timeline
• Frames
• Layers

Rows on the Timeline that are used to organize objects and that allow the stacking of objects on the Stage.

• Animate

• Stage
• Timeline
• Frames
• Layers

Contains a set of tools, such as the rectangle, oval and text tools, used to draw and edit graphics and text.

• Tools panel
• Properties panel
• Library panel
• Keyframe
• Motion tweening

Used to display and change the properties of an object.

• Tools panel
• Properties panel
• Library panel
• Keyframe
• Motion tweening

Used to store and organize the various assets in your movie.

• Tools panel
• Properties panel
• Library panel
• Keyframe
• Motion tweening

A frame that signifies a change in a movie, such as the end of an animation.

• Tools panel
• Properties panel
• Library panel
• Keyframe
• Motion tweening

To automatically fill in the frames between keyframes in an animation that changes the properties of an object such as the position, size, or color.

• Tools panel
• Properties panel
• Library panel
• Keyframe
• Motion tweening