LONG QUIZ 2

What principle of animation ensures that forms feel like they are in three-dimensional space with volume, weight, and balance?

• Solid drawing

• Appeal

• Exaggeration

• D. Solid Drawing

What principle of animation refers to the charismatic aspects of your character?

• Appeal

• Socket Points

• Exaggeration

• Solid Drawing

What principle of animation makes the object longer or flatter to emphasize speed, momentum, weight, and mass?

• Anticipation

• C. Staging

• Follow Through

• D. Stretch

What principle of animation shows the character preparing for an action to give a clue to the audience as to what is happening next, as well as making the action more realistic?

• Anticipation

• C. Staging

• Follow Through

• D. Stretch

What principle of animation is not just about controlling the viewer's eyes but also about conveying ideas?

• Anticipation

• C. Staging

• Follow Through

• D. Stretch

Which of the 4th principles of animation refers to animating as you go? It focuses on where you first draw your 1st drawing, 2nd drawing, 3rd drawing, and so on.

• Straight ahead

• Pose to Pose

• Slow In and Slow Out

• Overlapping Action

Which of the 4th principles of animation refers to where you draw the beginning and end of each main pose and then go back to fill in the drawings in between?

• Pose to Pose

• C. Slow In and Slow Out

• Overlapping Action

• D. Straight Ahead

Which drawing technique uses different circle shapes to determine the proportion of the character?

• Circular technique

• C. Head

• Hatching

• Neck and Shoulder

Which part of the body does the animator use to determine the height of a character?

• Head

• Circular Technique

• Hatching

• Neck and Shoulder

What principle of animation makes every action, pose, and expression impactful to the viewer?

• Exaggeration

• Appeal

• C. Socket Points

• D. Solid Drawing