Quiz on the Twelve Basic Principles of Animation

Who introduced Disney's twelve basic principles of animation?

• John Lasseter and Glen Keane

• Marc Davis and Milt Kahl

• Ollie Johnston and Frank Thomas

• Walt Disney and Roy Disney

What is the main purpose of the twelve principles of animation?

• To simplify animation techniques

• To create only comical effects

• To create abstract art

• To produce an illusion that cartoon characters adhere to the basic laws of physics

Which principle involves preparing the audience for an action?

• Squash and Stretch

• Anticipation

• Staging

• Exaggeration

What does the 'Squash and Stretch' principle aim to provide?

• A sense of color

• A sense of weight and flexibility

• A sense of speed

• A sense of humor

Which principle is used to direct the audience's attention?

• Staging

• Timing

• Arc

• Appeal

What is the difference between 'Straight ahead action' and 'Pose to pose'?

• 'Straight ahead action' is for static scenes, 'Pose to pose' is for dynamic scenes

• 'Straight ahead action' is for beginners, 'Pose to pose' is for experts

• 'Straight ahead action' is for computer animation, 'Pose to pose' is for hand-drawn animation

• 'Straight ahead action' is frame by frame, 'Pose to pose' starts with key frames

What does 'Follow through and overlapping action' help to render?

• Static images

• Simple shapes

• Realistic movement

• Colorful backgrounds

What does the 'Slow in and slow out' principle emphasize?

• The beginning and end of an action

• The middle of an action

• The size of an object

• The color of an object

Which principle involves following an arched trajectory?

• Arc

• Timing

• Exaggeration

• Solid Drawing

What is the purpose of adding secondary actions?

• To support and emphasize the main action

• To add more characters

• To make the scene more colorful

• To distract from the main action