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Graphic Design II Semester Study Guide

Total questions: 43

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What did Adobe Animate used to be called?

a)

HTML 5

b)

Action Script

c)

Flash

d)

Illustrator

2.

What action in Animate makes smooth movement between keyframes?

a)

Transition

b)

Tween

c)

Ease in/out

d)

Vector

3.

What do you use to keep objects separate and organized?

a)

Tween

b)

Vector

c)

Layers

d)

Project Folder

4.

What part of the screen represents our visible workspace?

a)

Stage

b)

Viewport

c)

Canvas

d)

Artboard

5.

What is a 'storyboard'?

a)

A blueprint for an animation

b)

A type of comic book

c)

The white area in the Adobe Animate workspace

d)

Another word for 'keyframe'

6.

What type of tools are native to Adobe Animate?

a)

Pixel-based (raster)

b)

Vector

c)

3D modeling

d)

All of the above

7.

What does the "timeline" show?

a)

Visible layers at a given frame

b)

Which frames are keyframes

c)

The currently selected frame

d)

All of the above

8.

When do you need to add a keyframe?

a)

At the beginning and end of the animation

b)

If there are more than 2 objects in the scene

c)

Every 12 frames

d)

Any time a drawing/image changes

9.

What kind of images can be animated in Adobe Animate?

a)

Vector graphics

b)

Photos

c)

Type

d)

All of these can be animated!

10.

What feature allows you to see the previous frame when working on the current frame?

a)

Time lapse

b)

Onion skin

c)

Preview animation

d)

Frame-by-frame

11.

Which elements are NOT part of the animation process?

a)

posing

b)

photo stock pictures

c)

spline

d)

linear interpolation

12.

Hand-drawings are continuous drawings aligned and connected by____

a)

splines

b)

posing

c)

in-betweens

d)

animation

13.

Moving and posing digital images

a)

animation

b)

hand-drawn animation

c)

interpolation

d)

computer animation

14.

Splines are mathematical functions that calculates distance between 2 poits.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

This is a mathematical function that calculates the distance between 2 points.

a)

linear interpolation

b)

splines

c)

digitalizing

d)

posing

16.
Selects entire objects
a)
Pen tool
b)
Selection tool
c)
Direct Selection tool
d)
Magic wand tool
17.
Selects points or path segments within objects. (A) 
a)
Selection tool
b)
Direct Selection tool
c)
Group Selection tool
d)
Magic Wand tool
18.
Selects objects with similar attributes. (Y)
a)
Magic Wand tool
b)
Direct Selection tool
c)
Lasso tool
d)
Artboard tool
19.
Creates separate artboards for printing or export.
a)
Selection tool
b)
Canvas tool
c)
Artboard tool
d)
Art tool
20.
Draws straight and curved lines to create objects. (P)
a)
Delete Anchor Point tool
b)
Line Segment tool
c)
Add Anchor Point tool
d)
Pen tool
21.
Selects points or path segments within objects. (Q)
a)
Artboard tool
b)
Line Segment tool
c)
Direct Selection tool
d)
 Lasso tool
22.
Draws individual straight line segments.
a)
Straight Line tool
b)
Arc tool
c)
Line Segment tool
d)
Line tool
23.
Draws clockwise and counterclockwise spirals. 
a)
Spiral tool
b)
Arc tool
c)
Rectangular Grid tool
d)
Polar Grid tool
24.
Draws squares and rectangles with ROUNDED corners.
a)
Rectangular tool
b)
Ellipse tool
c)
Polygon tool
d)
Rounded Rectangle tool
25.
Draws circles and ovals. (L)
a)
Polar Grid tool
b)
Ellipse tool
c)
Circular tool
d)
Oval tool
26.
Draws and edits freehand lines. (N)
a)
Pencil tool
b)
Flare tool
c)
Line tool
d)
Freehand tool
27.
Draws regular, multi-sided shapes.
a)
Multi-sided tool
b)
Vertical tool
c)
Hexagonal tool
d)
Polygonal tool
28.
Smooths Bezier paths.
a)
Smooth tool
b)
Pencil tool
c)
Shape tool
d)
Line tool
29.
Draws freehand and calligraphic lines, as well as art, patterns, and bristle brush strokes on paths. (B) 
a)
Mesh tool
b)
Blend tool
c)
Paintbrush tool
d)
Live Paint Bucket tool
30.
Creates and edits meshes and mesh envelopes. (U)
a)
Gradient tool
b)
Eyedropper tool
c)
Mesh tool
d)
Live Paint Selection tool
31.
Adjusts the beginning and ending points and angle of gradients within objects, or applies a gradient to objects. (G)
a)
Eyedropper tool
b)
Mesh tool
c)
Gradient tool
d)
Paintbrush tool
32.
Samples and applies color, type, and appearance attributes, including effects, from objects. (I)
a)
Eyedropper tool
b)
Gradient tool
c)
Mesh tool
d)
Paintbrush tool
33.
Cuts paths at SPECIFIED points. (C)
a)
Eraser tool
b)
Slice tool
c)
Scissors tool
d)
Knife tool
34.
Erases ANY area of the object over which you drag. (Shift-E)
a)
Eraser tool
b)
Scissors tool
c)
Slice tool
d)
Knife tool
35.
Cuts objects along a freehand path you draw with the tool, dividing objects into their component-filled faces. (A face is an area undivided by a line segment.)
a)
Eraser tool
b)
Scissors tool
c)
Knife tool
d)
Slice tool
36.

In art, typography is

a)

defining different types of art.

b)

the art of lettering.

c)

sea levels on a map.

d)

digital art.

37.

A serif font

a)

is very fancy and hard to read.

b)

has small lines or "tails" at the beginning and end of the letters.

c)

does not have small lines or "tails."

d)

looks like cursive letters.

38.

Sans serif means

a)

without serifs

b)

sandy tails

c)

with serifs

d)

fancy letters

39.

Sans serif fonts

a)

have little lines or "tails" at the beginning and ends of the letters.

b)

do not have the little lines or "tails."

c)

are very decorative and fancy.

d)

look like cursive letters.

40.

Serif fonts are best used for

a)

professional documents or publications like a resume or article.

b)

anything on a computer screen.

c)

old people.

d)

nothing, they are outdated.

41.

Sans serif fonts are best used for

a)

professional documents like a resume or article.

b)

anything on a computer screen like a website or app.

c)

nothing, they are outdated.

d)

old people.

42.

Display fonts

a)

have small lines or "tails" at the beginning and ends of a letter

b)

do not have the small lines or "tails."

c)

are decorative fonts.

d)

are not real.

43.

Display fonts are best used for

a)

professional documents like a resume or article.

b)

documents on a computer screen.

c)

small amounts of text like a title or header.

d)

anywhere you want to use them.