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3.3.1.2 Create Animations: Different Forms of Animation

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Stop Motion: An umbrella term for animations made up of graphic designs normally static but have animated movements.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

What technique is typically used in Traditional Animation?

a)

Clay

b)

Computer

c)

Hand-drawn

d)

Puppetry

3.

Finish the sentence: Traditional materials used in Cut-Out Animation include paper, photographs, card and ______

a)

Fabric

b)

Clay

c)

Video Graphics

d)

A Clapper Board

4.

Which form of animation uses both traditional methods and a computer?

a)

3D Animation

b)

Traditional Animation

c)

Stop Animation

d)

2D Animation

5.

What are motion graphics animations made up of?

a)

Paper

b)

Pictures

c)

Graphic Designs

d)

CGI

6.

How does a flipbook create animation?

a)

Manipulates movements and expressions for each frame

b)

Creates a rapid succession of images that form an animated sequence

c)

Uses models and changes their position for each frame

d)

Captures images moving in a sequence to make a motion made up of a frame

7.

What is a GIF?

a)

A lossy compression that removes a file’s original data to reduce its size

b)

A primitive video format utilising lossless compression

c)

A video file stored as a sequence of bitmapped images known as frames

d)

A compressed raster graphic format commonly used on the Web

8.

What are the main purposes of Adobe After Effects?

a)

Enables users to edit and superimpose images

b)

Enables users to edit and cut video together

c)

Enables users to primarily work with vector graphics

d)

Enables users to create 3D animations and motion graphics

9.

VideoScribe lets users create their own 2D animation using a whiteboard style format and web content

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Video, as a digital media format, allows users to create one of the following animation styles?

a)

Stop motion animation

b)

Music

c)

Vector images

d)

Lossless compressions