Quiz - 12 Principles of Animation

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

• Timing

• Squash and Stretch

• Anticipation

• Depth

Which principle of animation involves having fast movements between poses to create a more dynamic and interesting action?

• Follow Through and Overlapping Action

• Slow In and Slow Out

• Staging

• Arcs

The principle of animation known as "Solid Drawing" emphasizes:

• Creating realistic expressions on characters

• Conveying a sense of volume and weight in characters

• Adding secondary action to characters

• Timing the movements of characters

Which principle of animation highlights the importance of focusing the audience's attention on the main action in a scene?

• Appeal

• Exaggeration

The principle of animation called "Ease In and Ease Out" refers to:

• Creating anticipation before the main action

• Making the character's movements smoother at the beginning and end of an action

• Maintaining consistent timing throughout an animation

• Adding overlapping actions to characters

"Follow Through and Overlapping Action" in animation involves:

• Keeping the spacing between keyframes consistent

• Ensuring that each frame is uniquely drawn

• Adding extra frames to show the continuation of movement after the character stops

• Incorporating the drag of clothes or hair after the character's main movement stops

Which principle of animation is about creating believable and appealing characters that the audience can connect with?

• Exaggeration

• Appeal

• Silhouette

• Solid Drawing

The principle of animation known as "Arcs" refers to:

• The path of action of a character's movements

• Adding subtle secondary actions to characters

• Creating overlap in character movements

• Maintaining consistent volume and proportions in characters

"Secondary Action" in animation serves to:

• Create a clear focal point in the animation

• Add depth to the main action

• Enhance the main action with additional movements

• Maintain the rhythm of the animation

Which principle of animation focuses on ensuring that the poses and motions of a character are clear and easy to read?

• Appeal

• Timing

• Exaggeration

• Staging