Animations Quiz

What is the principle of animation that involves creating the illusion of three-dimensional space on a two-dimensional surface?

• Width

• Height

• Length

• Depth

Which principle of animation involves the use of timing to convey the weight and size of an object?

• Spacing

• Squash and Stretch

• Follow Through

• Timing

Name the principle of animation that deals with the smoothness of an object's movement.

• Overlap and Follow Through

• Ease In and Ease Out

• Squash and Stretch

• Bounce and Stretch

What principle of animation focuses on the exaggeration of an action for emphasis?

• Minimalization

• Subtraction

• Exaggeration

• Normalization

Which principle of animation involves the use of secondary actions to enhance the main action?

• Secondary Action

• Primary Action

• Tertiary Action

• Main Motion

Name the principle of animation that emphasizes the importance of creating believable and appealing characters.

• Appeal

• Repulsion

• Unattractiveness

• Boredom

What principle of animation involves the use of arcs to create natural and realistic movements?

• Straight lines

• Zigzags

• Arcs

• Squares

Which principle of animation focuses on the use of anticipation to prepare the audience for an upcoming action?

• Anticipation

• Randomness

• Delay

• Surprise

Name the principle of animation that involves the use of overlapping action to create a more natural and fluid movement.

• Follow Through and Overlapping Action

• Stiff and Jerky Movement

• Stop and Go Action

• Straight Through and Underlapping Action

Which principle of animation emphasizes the importance of timing to create the illusion of life in a character?

• Shape and Form

• Color and Texture

• Balance and Proportion

• Timing and Spacing