Animation Fundamentals

What is cel animation?

• A. Drawing frames on a computer with animation software.

• B. Individually drawn frames, often by hand, captured as photographs.

• C. A type of animation created by manipulating bitmap images.

• D. Using flip books to create a sequence of motion.

What does "time lapse animation" involve?

• A. Photographing objects and moving them incrementally.

• B. Setting a camera to capture photographs at regular intervals.

• C. Drawing frames in a book and flipping pages quickly.

• D. Animating vector graphics for smooth transitions.

How do you create a stop-motion animation?

• A. Use tracing to convert bitmap images into vectors.

• B. Manipulate vector graphics frame by frame on the stage.

• C. Adjust the position of physical objects and photograph each change.

• D. Animate CGI graphics with 3D rendering software.

Which animation method involves drawing images in a book and flipping pages quickly?

• A. Flip book animation

• B. Stop-motion animation

• C. CGI animation

• D. Cel animation

What does CGI stand for?

• A. Computer Graphic Illustrations

• B. Computer Generated Imagery

• C. Complex Graphic Integration

• D. Coordinated Graphic Innovation

What does a ratio of 16:9 signify?

• A. An old television aspect ratio rarely used now.

• B. A widescreen ratio commonly used in modern TVs and monitors.

• C. A standard film ratio often used for mobile phones.

• D. A square aspect ratio used for animations.

What is the purpose of rulers, grids, and guides in animation software?

• A. They add decorative elements to your stage.

• B. They help in precise alignment and positioning of objects.

• C. They animate objects automatically along predefined paths.

• D. They provide advanced effects for bitmap graphics.

What is an advantage of snapping features in Adobe Animate?

• A. It eliminates the need for rulers and grids.

• B. It ensures objects align precisely to grids, pixels, or other objects.

• C. It automatically converts objects into vector graphics.

• D. It applies animation effects to objects instantly.

How can you change the opacity of an object in Adobe Animate?

• A. Select the object, then adjust opacity under the transform menu.

• B. Use the stroke tool to change the alpha percentage.

• C. Access fill options in the properties menu and adjust the opacity percentage.

• D. Enable snapping features to manipulate the opacity.

What happens if you change the structure of a symbol in the library?

• A. Only the current instance of the symbol is affected.

• B. All instances of the symbol are updated to reflect the changes.

• C. The symbol is converted into a bitmap image.

• D. The symbol disappears from the library but remains on the stage.