Fourth Quarter Exam in Animation II

What is the shortest unit of animation, representing a single still image?

• Scene

• Frame

• Sequence

• Composition

Which animation technique creates movement by drawing each frame individually?

• Rotoscoping

• Motion capture

• Cut-out animation

• Frame-by-frame animation

What is a keyframe in animation?

• A transition

• A reference image

• A major movement frame

• An essential frame in motion sequences

Which of the following best describes onion skinning in animation?

• A method for shading

• A faint preview of frames

• A technique for coloring images

• A tool for seeing past and future frames

What determines the speed of an animation in a given time?

• Frames

• Timeline

• Animation sequence

• FPS (Frames Per Second)

Which principle of animation involves adding extra frames for a smoother effect?

• Timing

• Follow-through

• In-betweening

• Anticipation and easing techniques

What happens if an animation runs at a low FPS?

• Choppy

• Jerky motion

• Unstable playback speed

• Laggy and unnatural movement

What is the process of filling in the frames between keyframes called?

• Tweening

• Blending frames

• Adjusting movement arcs

• Creating smooth in-between transitions

What is the process of generating intermediate frames between two keyframes called?

• Tweening

• Keyframing

• Rendering

• Compositing

Which type of tweening is commonly used to create smooth motion between frames?

• Shape tweening

• Classic tweening

• Motion tweening

• Frame-by-frame animation