Quiz - Digital Animation DIN 1053

Animation is the process of creating the _____ of a movement by displaying a series of images (frames) in rapid succession.

• device

• illusion

• feel

• look

Bitmap Drawing are made of ____

• mathematical path

• beam

• pixels

• canvas

How many principles of animation that animator should master?

• 10

• 11

• 12

• 13

What is the principles of animation shown in the picture?

• squash and stretch

• timing

• staging

• ease in ease out

________ is used in animation to set

the audience up for an action that is about

to happen.

• ease out

• timing

• anticipation

• appeal

A car starts to move from a parking space.

Which principle of animation is involved in the statement above?

• Ease out

• Ease in

• decelerating

• follow through and overlapping action

_______is the idea that separate parts of the body will continue

moving after the character has come to a stop

• Follow Through

• timing

• appeal

• squash and stretch

What principle shown in the picture?

• ease in ease out

• straight ahead

• pose to pose

• arc

which explanation suitable for the principle shown in the picture?

• Can be used to create extremely cartoony movements.

• It refers to what an audience would like to see

• if a character raises their arm

  up to wave, the shoulder will move first,

  and then the arm, and the elbow and

  hand may lag behind a few frames.

• to set

  the audience up for an action that is about

  to happen.

You want to animate a fire burning, which technique should your use ?

• pose to pose

• solid drawing

• appeal

• straight ahead