DMT Quiz 3

What is the process called when a digital mesh is given a skeletal structure to control its movements?

• Rigging.

• Skinning.

• Morphing.

• Modelling.

Which technique involves using mathematical functions to simulate natural phenomena like gravity and particle behaviour in 3D animation?

• 3D Rigging.

• 3D Skinning.

• 3D Morphing.

• 3D Dynamics.

Which term is used to describe animation produced directly on film stock without using a camera?

• Rotoscoping.

• Cel animation.

• Stop motion animation.

• Drawn-on-film animation.

What is the primary goal of stop motion animation?

• To produce video using filming software.

• To record live-action footage with a camera.

• To create realistic computer-generated imagery.

• To make physical object to appear to move on its own.

Which of the following is NOT a type of stop motion animation?

• CGI animation.

• Cutout animation.

• Puppet animation.

• Silhouette animation.

When is a Photoshop (.psd) file primarily used?

• At final image publication.

• For creating vector graphic.

• During the editing of an image.

• When digital animation is needed.

What feature distinguishes a Photoshop (.psd) file from other image formats?

• Animation support.

• Lossless compression.

• Resolution independence.

• Ability to save images in layers.

What type of graphics can be managed by an Encapsulated PostScript (.eps) file?

• Pixel graphics only.

• Object graphics only.

• Both object and pixel graphics.

• Solely on object and vector graphics.

What are the two parts of an Encapsulated PostScript (.eps) file?

• Header and footer metadata.

• Vector graphics and raster graphics.

• PostScript preview image and average-resolution image.

• Low-resolution preview image and PostScript-based image.

Which type of images is Tagged Image File Format (.tiff) primarily used for?

• Raw images.

• Vector images.

• Pixel-based images.

• Images with animation.