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WorksheetsAnimation History_P2/PRAC
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
What movies did Pixar release in the 1990s?
The Incredibles
Bugs Life
Toy Story
The Adventures of Andre & Wally B
Who was not a member of the Pixar team?
John Lasseter
Steve Jobs
Ed Catmull
George Lucas
What did John Lasseter do to finish Red’s Dream in Time?
Rush the Animation
Sleep at the Studio
Restart the Animation
Get More Employees for the Studio
Which animation came right after Pixar was founded?
Geri's Game
Reds Dream
Luxo Jr.
All of the Above
What is a big studio that focuses on stop motion films?
Laika
Pixar
Disney
Warner Brothers
What is one movie created by the correct answer for question 5?
Coraline
Toy Story
The Corpse Bride
Merry Melodies
How many frames are used when creating a Limited Animation?
24fps
4-12fps
4-8fps
30fps
Why is Limited Animation more efficient than Traditional Animation?
It's more cost effective
Its faster
It's the consumer's preference
It's a higher quality
What was the first movie ever made completely in CGI?
The Incredibles
Toy Story 2
The Adventures of Andre & Wally B
Geri's Game
What was the first ever animation to add audio?
Fiddle Sticks (Frog)
Steam Boat Willie (Synced)
The Adventures of Wally B
Luxor Jr.
What is the meaning of the Zoetrope and what language does it come from?
Latin; Wheel of Life
Egyptian; Illusion
Greek; Movement
German; Wheel of Movement
How did the Vitruvian man impact the renaissance?
Artists were able to see the human jumping jack in motion.
Artists were able to better depict a man's body and compare it to shapes.
Artists were able to create more realistic and accurate paintings and scale buildings proportionate to humans.
Artists were confused by the V-Man.
“The Vitruvian Man” by Leonardo da Vinci was inspired by which book?
De Art De Sol
De Architectura
De Artist De Architectura
The Hobbit
How was Peter Roget’s theory on the “Persistence of Vision" used to make animation?
Frames were created using a series of still objects/images and when those frames were seen in a rapid succession it created animated movement or persistence of vision.
Frames were created using a series of still objects/images and when those frames were seen in a rapid succession it created stop motion.
Frames were created using a series of still objects/images and when those frames were seen in a rapid succession it created still frames.
Frames were created using a series of still objects/images and when those frames were seen in a rapid succession it created magic.
What was Nickelodeon originally called?
Nickel Cartoons
Five Cent Animations
Pinwheel
Nickel Movies
What was Nickelodeon's longest running cartoon?
Cat Dog
Spongebob Squarepants
Rugrats
Rocket Power
The Magic Lantern was a further development of what optical discovery?
The Upside Down
The Camera Obscura
Iris & Cones
The Darkroom Illusion
What did they use to view the images in rapid succession through the Magic Lantern?
Magic
Mechanical Slides
Long Pieces of Glass
Multiple Magic Lanterns
What was the name of the first animation believed to be a 1917 Japanese creation?
De Kukku
Dekobo No Shinpai
Dōtai
Naruto
What was the first Nicktoon?
Ren & Stimpy
Rugrats
Spongebob Squarepants
CatDog
How does Cartoon Network differ from Nickelodeon and Disney?
Programs only for adults
Generally creates shorter episodes
Edgier and takes more risks with diversity
Typically reuses the same narratives for different shows.
How does Cartoon Network take more risks and depict more diversity than other networks?
First and typically only network to depict LGBT characters and relationships.
First and typically only network to depict violence.
First and typically only network to depict dark and disgusting humor.
All of the above
Which character does your teacher MAIN in APEX?
Lifeline
Wrath
Mirage
Pathfinder
When was Bugs Bunny first shown to the public?
July 27, 1946
July 4, 1776
September 11, 2001
June 6, 1944
Bugs Bunny was voiced by whom?
Mel Blenc
Ub iWork's
John Lassiter
Walt Disney
Who created Bugs Bunny?
Walt Disney
Warner Brothers
iWorks Production Studios
Laika Studios
What was the first fully-animated feature-length film?
Toy Story
Snow White and the Seven Dwarves
The Adventures of Andre & Wally B
Luxor Jr.
Which stop-motion animation is believed to be the first stop-motion animation ever created?
Wallace and Grommit
Humpty Dumpty Circus
The Corpse Bride
Gertie The Dinosaur
Why did the Animation Strike of 1941 occur?
Employees were mistreated and devalued.
Employees were demanding higher than the agreed upon payment.
Walt Disney refused to keep his agreement with the over-worked animators.
Employees were angry that Walt Disney took all the credit for the entire Snow White animated movie.
What was the first animated movie to synchronize sound?
The Adventures of Andre and Wally B
Luxor Jr.
Steamboat Willie
Gertie the Dinosaur
According to this theory, a series of still images in succession will appear as motion.
Trichromatic Theory
Persistence of Vision
Rapid Repetition
Frame Succession Theory
A disk with a picture on each side that’s attached to two strings and when twirled, the two pictures look like one.
A Rotoscope
A Thaumatrope
A Phenakistoscope
A Kinetoscope
A spinning cardboard disc with a series of pictures and slits evenly spaced around the disc. To use it, you look through the slits at the images reflected in a mirror while it is spinning.
A Rotoscope
A Phenakistoscope
A Thaumatrope
A Kinetoscope
It was designed for films to be viewed by one person at a time through a peephole at the top.
A Rotoscope
A Thaumatrope
A Phenakistoscope
A Kinetoscope
Who invented Mickey Mouse and who ACTUALLY physically created Mickey Mouse?
Ub iWorks, Walt Disney
Ub iWorks, John Lassiter
Walt Disney, Ub iWorks
John Lassiter, Ub iWorks
