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Worksheets4TH QTR QUIZ 4 ANIMATION-TRACING CHARACTER-5-26-2023
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
An object that is not moving will remain still until a force acts upon on it.
Second Law of Motion
First Law of Motion
Third Law of Motion
Law of Acceleration
It is for every force, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
First Law of Motion
Fourth Law of Motion
Second Law of Motion
Third Law of Motion
When an object pushes another object, it gets pushed back in the opposite direction with an equal amount.
Fourth Law of Motion
First Law of Motion
Third Law of Motion
First Law of Motion
It's how objects interact with each other and how they can transmit forces from one to the other.
Third Law of Motion
Fourth Law of Motion
First Law of Motion
Second Law of Motion
If a ball has been pushed by a hand, and as the hand contacts the ball, they push against each other.
Second Law of Motion
Third Law of Motion
First Law of Motion
Fourth Law of Motion
If the ball is kind of heavy, you may need to squash the finger a bit to create a kind of resistance. If you put the hand back to give more force, this will overcome friction and get the ball moving.
First Law of Motion
Newton's Law of Acceleration
Third Law of Motion
Second Law of Motion
The mass of objects and their acceleration or force is equal to mass multiplied by acceleration
Third Law of Acceleration
Third Law of Motion
First Law of Motion
Second Law of Motion
If something is bigger, it is going to require more force to move, or if you are going to use more force on something, you are going to accelerate it a little bit faster.
First Law of Acceleration
Second Law of Motion
Third Law of Motion
Third Law of Acceleration
These law are: More force accelerates the same mass faster. & More mass requires more force for the same acceleration.
First Law of Acceleration
Second Law of Force
Third Law of Motion
Second Law of Motion
When an object is moving without any force applied, it moves in equal steps per unit of time.
Second Law of Force
Third Law of Motion
First Law of Motion
Second Law of Motion
The point of this law is that you need force to put something in motion.
Third Law of Force
Second Law of Force
First Law of Motion
Second Law of Motion
Converts shapes or artwork from the Stage to a symbol.
Symbol
Convert to Movie clip
Convert to Symbol
Convert to Graphic
Puts something in motion.
Mass
Force
Acceleration
First Law of Motion
Affects the force when in motion.
Second Law of Motion
Acceleration
Force
Mass
Depends upon the mass of the object when put in motion.
Acceleration
Mass
Force
Third Law of Motion
Flips the selected symbol on the stage.
Flip
Flip Diagonally
Flip Vertically
Flip Horizontally
Which of the following makes if possible for a screen reader to identify an object?
The tracing command
Adding an object name in the Accessibility panel
The Instance name in the Properties panel
Converting to a symbol
Which exported file format encodes the text as Unicode?
GIF
PNG
SWF
JPEG
Which of the following Flash file types contains the basic dedia, timelin, and scriptinformatoin for a Flash Document
SWC file
SWF file
FLA file
AS file
Which of the following are options to help reduce the tile size of a published Flash document? (choose Three)
Use mp3 sound format whenever possible.
Use Symbols for every element that appears more than once
Use only a few frames
Group Elements Together
Why would Animate developer wish to hide an object from a screen reader?
To hide the rendered file from search results
To ensure elements are accessible to the user by keyboard shortcut
To limit destracting elements from being shared with the user.
To Prevent the content from being printed
In which location will a user find Select Unused Items in order to select unused symbols?
Modify Menu
Stage
Library Panel
Timeline
Which property can be adjusted in the Document Settings dialog?
File name
Frame rate
Document type
Timeline duration
Which panel is used for making selected objects in a movie available for screen readers?
extensions
Motion Presets
properties
Debug Console
Which statement is true about the contents of layers that contain Motion Tweens?
Existing basic shapes can remain on the same layer as an animating symbol.
New shapes can be drawn on layers with existing tweens.
Only graphic symbols can be placed on layers with Motion Tweens.
Each tweened layer can only have one instance of a single symbol.
