Year 4 - Computer Science Quiz - End of Term 1

Why is it important to create a detailed storyboard for an animation?

• It makes the animation process faster.

• It helps plan out the animation and its scenes.

• It reduces the number of frames needed.

• It improves the animation's color quality.

What is the purpose of a storyboard in animation?

• To draw characters in detail.

• To decide the soundtrack.

• To visually outline the story before creating the animation.

• To choose the animation software.

How many frames are needed for one second of animation?

• 6 frames

• 12 frames

• 24 frames

• 30 frames

What happens if fewer pictures are taken for an animation?

• The animation will become smoother.

• The animation will appear blurry.

• The animation's colors will become brighter.

• The animation will play faster.

What does taking more pictures for an animation do?

• Makes the animation smoother.

• Makes the animation slower.

• Adds more colors to the animation.

• Reduces the time needed for animation.

Why is it important to avoid moving when taking photos for animation?

• It makes the animation blurry.

• It will confuse the audience.

• It ensures the lighting is even.

• It creates smoother movements in the animation.

Why should students follow a detailed storyboard during pixilation?

• To save time when filming.

• To ensure the animation follows the planned story.

• To add more colors to the animation.

• To reduce the number of frames needed.

You are taking pictures for your animation when a student accidentally walks into one photo. What should you do to fix this problem?

• Delete the photo and retake it.

• Continue taking photos and ignore the mistake.

• Adjust the storyboard to include the student.

• Restart the entire animation.

Your animation looks too choppy. What could be the problem?

• Too many photos were taken.

• Not enough photos were taken.

• The storyboard was too detailed.

• The camera was set up incorrectly.

The lighting keeps changing between photos. How can you fix this?

• Use a bright flashlight for every photo.

• Take photos at different times of the day.

• Use consistent lighting, like a desk lamp, and avoid moving it.

• Edit the lighting later using software.