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WorksheetsLesson 4_Advanced Motion Tweening
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 6hrs 15mins
You have to use the Motion Editor to create your animations.
True
False
The Motion Editor is an advanced panel that is integrated into the timeline and accessible only when editing a motion tween.
True
False
You can only ADD anchor points.
True
False
You can copy property curves and apply them to other properties or other motion tweens.
True
False
Which of these tweens can utilize the Motion Editor?
Shape tweens
Motion tweens
Classic tweens
All of these answers are correct
The Motion Editor can be used for all tweens.
True
False
How do you access the Motion Editor for a motion tween?
double-click a motion tween span on the timeline
right-click a motion tween span and choose Refine Tween
A and B
Neither A nor B
The two red lines in the Motion Editor panel represent:
The change in the X position and change in the Y position
The change in the X position and change in the Z position
The origin and change in the X position only
The origin and change in the Y position only
The cursor changes to the ____ tool icon with a plus sign, indicating that you can add an anchor point to the curve.
Oval
Lasso
Text
Pen
The Motion Editor displays the values of a motion tween’s properties ____.
numerically
graphically
both numerically and graphically
neither numerically and graphically
An object on a(n) _____ property curve moves the same distance during each interval of time.
Curved
Nonlinear
Linear
Anchored
Some anchor points (for example, the first and last anchor points of a property curve) do not have direction handles by default.
True
False
Removing an anchor point has the same effect as removing a keyframe of the motion tween.
True
False
How can you remove the direction handles from an anchor point?
Hold down the Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac OS) key and click the anchor point
Hold down the Minus key (-) and click the anchor point
Double-click the anchor point
You can't remove direction handles from an anchor point that already has them
You can enter a custom magnification level for the Motion Editor, but the minimum value is 100% and the maximum value is 500%.
True
False
If you want to map the beginning and endpoints of a copied curve onto the beginning and endpoints of its destination, choose:
Paste
Paste To Match Destination
Just double-click the beginning and end of the destination
Paste To Fit Current Range
After you’ve chosen an ease preset, the label on the Add Ease button changes to the name of the preset.
True
False
How do you split a Motion tween?
Use the Scissor tool
Right-click and choose Split tween
Right-click and choose Split Motion
You can't split a Motion tween once it has been applied
A(n) ______________ represents a different rate of change that you can apply to an individual property curve.
Property curve
Ease curve
A(n) ______________ is the graphical representation of how a property of a motion tween changes values over time.
Property curve
Ease curve
Animate displays the effects of an ease curve on a property curve as a solid line.
True
False
The eases in the Simple category affect:
Only the end of the tween, never the beginning
Either the end or the beginning of the tween, but not both at one time
Only the beginning of the tween, never the end
Both the end and the beginning of a tween at one time
Which statement is true about modifying a property curve and adding an ease?
You can do both, but the combined result can be unpredictable
Doing both is a more precise way to control movement
Once you add an ease, the property curve is permanently modified
You can't both add an ease and modify a property curve
What determines the number of bounces when the BounceIn ease is added to a Motion tween?
The Bouncing value for the EaseIn ease
The X value of the BounceIn ease
The Looping value for the Ease property
The Easing value for the BounceIn ease
What should you apply a BounceIn ease to in order to only affect the vertical bouncing motion?
The X-property curve
The Z-property curve
The Y-property curve
Both the X- and Y-property curves
