Worksheets2021 TB Harmony Premium Cert Study
Total questions: 47
Worksheet time: 24mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Why would you adjust the ease on the bouncing ball motion?
a)
To create a natural motion and remove the mechanical feel
b)
the animation would look jerky
c)
the size of the camera
2.
What would happen if your character is animated on ones and everything else is animation on twos?
a)
the animation would look jerky
b)
when your eye's retina retains an image for a fraction of a second before replacing it with a new image.
c)
It will create a parented hierarchy
3.
What is persistence of vision?
a)
when your eye's retina retains an image for a fraction of a second before replacing it with a new image.
b)
Create Single Layer Named
c)
the animation would look jerky
4.
Which option allows you to import a bitmap image then allows you to name the layer (within the import dialog box)
a)
Create Single Layer Named
b)
Create Keyframe On button
c)
when your eye's retina retains an image for a fraction of a second before replacing it with a new image.
5.
How would you set your interpolation on twos?
a)
Create Keyframe On button
b)
follow-through actions
c)
Create Single Layer Named
6.
What is called when an inanimate object reacts in relation to the main action in toon boom?
a)
follow-through actions
b)
the visual representation of sound in toon boom
c)
Create Keyframe On button
7.
What is a waveform?
a)
the visual representation of sound in toon boom
b)
a visually significant pose in a movement
c)
follow-through actions
8.
What is a key drawing?
a)
a visually significant pose in a movement
b)
animate mode
c)
the visual representation of sound in toon boom
9.
Which tool do you need to use to move when you animate?
a)
animate mode
b)
it will invert the matte shape to cut the drawing. Instead of cutting the image intersecting with the matte, it will cut any artwork outside of the matte shape.
c)
a visually significant pose in a movement
10.
What is an invert cutter used for?
a)
it will invert the matte shape to cut the drawing. Instead of cutting the image intersecting with the matte, it will cut any artwork outside of the matte shape.
b)
the order in which connected drawings are composited goes from right to left. Each node connected to the Matte-Composite's input ports has its own composite mode as well as its own invert setting. Each input connection has its own set of Input parameters, which determines how each node connected to the Matte-Composite node is composited into the resulting matte., The effect will only be applied where the matte overlaps the original image. Sometimes the matte will act as a negative shape that the effect will exclude. This all depends on the nature and editing properties of the effect.
c)
animate mode
11.
How do you use the Matte input port in the node view?
a)
the order in which connected drawings are composited goes from right to left. Each node connected to the Matte-Composite's input ports has its own composite mode as well as its own invert setting. Each input connection has its own set of Input parameters, which determines how each node connected to the Matte-Composite node is composited into the resulting matte., The effect will only be applied where the matte overlaps the original image. Sometimes the matte will act as a negative shape that the effect will exclude. This all depends on the nature and editing properties of the effect.
b)
To set keyframes on every other frame and remove the computer generated interpolation
c)
it will invert the matte shape to cut the drawing. Instead of cutting the image intersecting with the matte, it will cut any artwork outside of the matte shape.
12.
Why would you put your cut-out animation interpolation on twos?
a)
To set keyframes on every other frame and remove the computer generated interpolation
b)
A red square highlights the view
c)
the order in which connected drawings are composited goes from right to left. Each node connected to the Matte-Composite's input ports has its own composite mode as well as its own invert setting. Each input connection has its own set of Input parameters, which determines how each node connected to the Matte-Composite node is composited into the resulting matte., The effect will only be applied where the matte overlaps the original image. Sometimes the matte will act as a negative shape that the effect will exclude. This all depends on the nature and editing properties of the effect.
13.
What indicates that a view is currently active?
a)
A red square highlights the view
b)
how long a drawing is seen on the screen
c)
To set keyframes on every other frame and remove the computer generated interpolation
14.
What is the drawing exposure?
a)
how long a drawing is seen on the screen
b)
all of these answers
c)
A red square highlights the view
15.
Why would you want to use reference images when drawing? (select the best answer)
a)
all of these answers
b)
blur
c)
how long a drawing is seen on the screen
16.
What effect would you use if you want a foggy, softened look?
a)
blur
b)
a zoom in or out on the z- axis
c)
all of these answers
17.
What is a truck- in and truck- out?
a)
a zoom in or out on the z- axis
b)
z
c)
blur
18.
When you're using a multiplane camera to create depth, which axis are you moving on?
a)
z
b)
do the auto lip sync
c)
a zoom in or out on the z- axis
19.
What do you need to do before you can map lip syncing?
a)
do the auto lip sync
b)
the frames you want to export
c)
z
20.
What is the export range?
a)
the frames you want to export
b)
Harmony uses to associate brush strokes, pencil lines and filled zones with the color swatches in your palettes
c)
do the auto lip sync
21.
What is the color ID
a)
Harmony uses to associate brush strokes, pencil lines and filled zones with the color swatches in your palettes
b)
Blue indicates drawing information and light green indicates position and movement (transformation)
c)
the frames you want to export
22.
On a node, what do blue and green ports represent?
a)
Blue indicates drawing information and light green indicates position and movement (transformation)
b)
After expanding the Cutter effect layer, you drag and drop the matte layer onto the designated Matte field
c)
Harmony uses to associate brush strokes, pencil lines and filled zones with the color swatches in your palettes
23.
In the Timeline view, how do you connect the layer that will be used as a matte into the Cutter?
a)
After expanding the Cutter effect layer, you drag and drop the matte layer onto the designated Matte field
b)
How saturated a colour is
c)
Blue indicates drawing information and light green indicates position and movement (transformation)
24.
Chroma refers to...
a)
How saturated a colour is
b)
Storyboard
c)
After expanding the Cutter effect layer, you drag and drop the matte layer onto the designated Matte field
25.
The first visual representation of the script is called what?
a)
Storyboard
b)
The shape or opacity level of an element that can be used as a mask
c)
How saturated a colour is
26.
What is a matte?
a)
The shape or opacity level of an element that can be used as a mask
b)
Motion keyframes
c)
Storyboard
27.
A flatline interpolation represents which of the following?
a)
Motion keyframes
b)
No resolution lost on zooming
c)
The shape or opacity level of an element that can be used as a mask
28.
What is an advantage of drawing vector with the Brush tool?
a)
No resolution lost on zooming
b)
A layer that has “children” attached to it and are able to move when parent is moved.
c)
Motion keyframes
29.
Define parent layers
a)
A layer that has “children” attached to it and are able to move when parent is moved.
b)
red rectangle
c)
No resolution lost on zooming
30.
What indicates that a view is currently active?
a)
red rectangle
b)
A blue rectangle will appear
c)
A layer that has “children” attached to it and are able to move when parent is moved.
31.
How do you know a view is ready to be dropped in a new space when moving it?
a)
A blue rectangle will appear
b)
How saturated a colour is
c)
red rectangle
32.
Chroma refers to...
a)
How saturated a colour is
b)
Storyboard
c)
A blue rectangle will appear
33.
The first visual representation of the script is called what?
a)
Storyboard
b)
Even exaggerated action must follow the laws of physics
c)
How saturated a colour is
34.
What is the correct relationship between the laws of physics and animation timing?
a)
Even exaggerated action must follow the laws of physics
b)
Tool Properties view
c)
Storyboard
35.
Where can you adjust the pencil settings?
a)
Tool Properties view
b)
Animate mode
c)
Even exaggerated action must follow the laws of physics
36.
What mode absolutely needs to be active in order to create animation?
a)
Animate mode
b)
no lost in zooming
c)
Tool Properties view
37.
What is an advantage of drawing vector with the Brush tool?
a)
no lost in zooming
b)
More texture options
c)
Animate mode
38.
What is an advantage of drawing bitmap with the Brush tool?
a)
More texture options
b)
The animation in the frames around the selected frame
c)
no lost in zooming
39.
What is Onion Skin?
a)
The animation in the frames around the selected frame
b)
To see drawings from other layers
c)
More texture options
40.
What would you use the Light Table for?
a)
To see drawings from other layers
b)
It will create a parented hierarchy
c)
The animation in the frames around the selected frame
41.
What happens if you drag and drop a layer on another layer
a)
It will create a parented hierarchy
b)
where the animator traces over each frame of a live-action movie to reproduce a realistic movemen
c)
To see drawings from other layers
42.
What is Rotoscoping?
a)
where the animator traces over each frame of a live-action movie to reproduce a realistic movemen
b)
Paint Unpainted
c)
It will create a parented hierarchy
43.
which tool do you use fill in empty areas without affecting the painted areas?
a)
Paint Unpainted
b)
steamboat willie
c)
where the animator traces over each frame of a live-action movie to reproduce a realistic movemen
44.
What is the first animation that used synchronized sound?
a)
steamboat willie
b)
Paint unpainted
c)
Paint Unpainted
45.
Which of these tools would you use if you want to paint empty areas without affecting other painted areas?
a)
Paint unpainted
b)
Isometric Perspective, grid
c)
steamboat willie
46.
Which type of guide does not have a vanishing point? ** Select all that apply (2)
a)
Isometric Perspective, grid
b)
the size of the camera
c)
Paint unpainted
47.
What is the camera size on the welcome screen?
a)
the size of the camera
b)
It will create a parented hierarchy
c)
Isometric Perspective, grid
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