Storyboard Quiz 1

What is a storyboard?

• A comic book for entertainment

• A graphic organizer with illustrations in sequence

• A script for actors to follow

• A list of camera equipment

In UX design, what does storyboarding help with?

• Testing lighting in videos

• Predicting user experience visually

• Creating 3D animations

• Recording sound effects

Which is an example of a linear use of a storyboard?

• Digital game

• Film/movie

• Smartphone app

• Interactive website

Which of the following is NOT an element of a storyboard?

• Story

• Dialogue

• Camera details

• Soundtrack list

What happens in Act 1 of a storyboard?

• Conflict resolution

• Complications appear

• Setup and character introduction

• Story climax

Why are stories powerful in communication?

• They are shorter than facts

• They are 22 times more memorable than plain facts

• They always include pictures

• They are easier to write

What is script writing?

• Writing down a storyboard’s sketches

• A written work describing actions, dialogue, and movements

• Writing subtitles for films

• A checklist for camera work

Which is the correct order for creating a storyboard?

• Reviewing → Sketching → Brainstorming

• Adding Captions → Brainstorming → Reviewing

• Outlining → Dividing Scenes → Adding Captions → Sketching → Reviewing

• Sketching → Brainstorming → Outlining

Which tip is important for a good storyboard?

• Keep it logical and clear

• Use too many details

• Avoid annotations

• Use random sequences

Why is consistency important in a storyboard?

• It keeps style, characters, and setting uniform

• It makes the story more confusing

• It makes it harder to edit

• It removes the need for dialogue