A student placed a brick wall map on a 3D box. How can the map be adjusted along the z-axis?

What does opacity control on a 3D object?

What would NOT be a likely location for a student to obtain textures for a 3D image?

Which surface property would be used on a 3D box to change it into a glass window?

How can a student correct distortion problems that occurred when applying a wood image maps to a 3D object?

What is an example of stop action video?

What modeling technique is used to show the animation of a spinning top?

How were MOST of the early animations produced?

Which company is believed to have started the animation process?

What part of a visualization storyboard includes everything that is to be said or read out loud?

Using the NTSC frame rate standard, how many images are contained in a one minute animation?

Using the PAL frame rate standard, how many images are contained in a one minute animation?

If a student creates a five second animation with two keyframes using 30 fps, how many tweens are used?

Which word accurately describes an animation?

When animating mitosis, only five key frames are needed for the computer to fill in the rest of the animation. What is this process called?

Which represents a series of discrete changes over time?

What were the layers of early animated transparencies used to make a scene called?

If a student creates a 10 second animation with two keyframes using 30 frames per second, how many tweens are used?

What is The National Television Standards Committee (NTSC) frame rate in seconds?