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WorksheetsICT Unit 3: Animation
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The illusion of images moving is known as the
a)
Depth of vision
b)
Persistence of vision
c)
Motion of vision
2.
A basic example of an animation is a
a)
Flip book
b)
Story book
c)
Frame book
d)
Motion book
3.
Moving an object a small amount when animating is known as
a)
Stop animation
b)
Stop motion
c)
Stop tweening
d)
Stop framing
4.
An animation with a beginning and end frame has what in between?
a)
Motion
b)
Tweening
c)
Go frame
d)
Stop frame
5.
The most complex animation is known as
a)
Stop motion
b)
Key frame
c)
3D
d)
2D
6.
Animating over a live action film is known as
a)
Rotoscoping
b)
3D
c)
Stop motion
d)
Key frame
7.
Keeping several frames visible whilst animating is known as
a)
Apple skinning
b)
Banana skinning
c)
Onion skinning
d)
Orange skinning
8.
2015 Question: Live actors are filmed. Frames are then traced over to produce a cartoon effect animation
a)
Tweening
b)
Key Frame
c)
Rotoscoping
d)
Stop Frame
9.
2015 Question: Clay figures are photographed, moved and photographed again
a)
Tweening
b)
Clay mation
c)
Rotoscoping
d)
Key Frame
10.
2015 Question: The process of getting the computer to create the in-between frames in an animation
a)
Tweening
b)
Clay mation
c)
Rotoscoping
d)
Key frame
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