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WorksheetsPre-Mid Semester AGD Unit 2 Test
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
Lots of gamers say certain games have very poor_____________
Characters
Graphics
Names
Multiplayer
If I wanted a games console for children under 8 to use what would be my best options. Select 2.
Nintendo Switch
PS4
Nintendo 2DS
Xbox One
A games story is known as the __________
Adventure
Narrative
Ghosts
Score
IOS and Android are both types of gaming _____________
Phones
Platforms
Networks
Genres
Which of these is classed as a 2D game?
Dance Party
Call of Duty
Scratch
FIFA
Every game available has a _______________
Purpose
Cover
Price
Disc
GDD - What is gameplay?
The easy-to-understand vision you have for your game
The classification of a game based on its gameplay characteristics
Rules that guide a players moves or actions + the games response to them
The specific way the players interact with the game
What are the three stages of the game development process called?
pre-production, production and post-production
prototyping, developing, assessing
pipeline
testers, game mechanics designers, environmental designers
What is the ordered pair for the point? Remember: (x,y)
(5,2)
(-3,4)
(-1,-3)
(3,-4)
Which word means you "keep trying even when it's hard"?
humor
persistence
disappointed
initiative
This area in Unity is known as the...
Coins
Image Library
Assets
Collections
This area in Unity is known as the...
Rect
Transform
Hand
Coordinates
This area in Unity is known as the...
Hierarchy
Merchant
Inspector
Proctor
The item selected is known as a...
Grandma
Parent
Child
Aunt
What operation is about to happen with the tool selected?
Align
Scale
Rotate
Move
What component (in green) was added to this object?
Particle
Collider
Mesh
Animator
What game object is this?
Sun
Shine Light
Beam
Directional Light
What does this symbol represent?
Movie
Logo
Scene
Game
What area in Unity is this?
Marketplace
Asset Store
Ebay
Bargain Bin
These objects are knows as
Rocks
Renderings
Materials
Spheres
True or False: While in PLAY MODE, your project will NOT be saved!
True
False
The Engine can support
Three Dimensional Game
Two Dimensional Game
Augmented Reality Game
All of the Above
The Project Window in Unity displays:
The Game
Visual Navigation of Scene
Tools USed in Unity.
Displays the library of assets which are available for use and images
Which Window reveals the formation of how objects get attached to each other
Project Window
Hierarchy Window
Game View Window
Tool bar
What is Unity?
A video game
A game engine
A coding language
3D modeling software
Which window shows the properties and components of a given gameObject?
Hierarchy Window
Scene Window
Project Window
Inspector Window
What two methods are automatically added to our scripts?
OnEnable() & OnDisable
Awake() & Update()
Start() & Update()
Start() & FixedUpdate()
To change a gameObject's position or scale in code, what type of data does it need?
float
variables
Vector2
Vector3
What component do we need to add to a Sphere to make it affected by gravity and physics?
Collider
Animation
Rigidbody
A script
To check if the player is pressing the Space key, we would write:
Input.GetKey(KeyCode.Space)
Input.GetAxis("Horizontal")
if(spacePressed){}
bool spacePressed = true;
Which symbol is used to denote a comment, that does not affect the game?
//
++
--
#
What is the name of the component that allows you to move GameObjects around?
Mover
Transform
Transmit
Move
What type of input will move a player from left to right?
verticalInput
Public Float Speed
horizontalInput
If/Then Statements
What is the following statement used for: // Keep the player inbounds
This is simply a comment and does not affect the code or game play.
This is the code that keeps the player from falling off of the playing area.
Because the text is green, it is the instructions to make the player "Go".
This is a comment that controls what is displayed on the game screen during game play.
True or False: Prefabs are a special type of component that allows fully configured GameObjects to be saved in the Project for reuse. These assets can then be shared between scenes, or even other projects without having to be configured again.
True
False
When players have special effects like running, falling down, etc. that move parts of the character - these special effects are called:
Animations
Rigid Bodies
Colliders
Scripts
In the last sections of Unity - Unit 3 - we added some new functionality (effects) that we haven't used before, they were:
Animation & Sound Effects
Player Controller Scripts
Prefab Creation & Scripts
Rigid Body Control Effects
How many years old is the video game industry?
25
100
50
15
What name did the game Galaxay War used to have?
Space War
Space Invaders
Space Machine
Pong
From what university did they launch one of the first video games?
Berkley
Stanford
Oxford
Reed
Pong, the first successful video game, was played on.....
A giant PC
The ATARI 2500
A coin operated computer
A handheld device
What was the name of the first video game console/device?
ATARI 1500
ATARI 2600
MACINTOSH
HP Screens
What was the first commercially successful video game?
Pac-man
Donkey Kong
Pong
Duck Hunt
What year was the Super Nintendo Entertainment System released?
1982
1987
1988
1991
What is the highest selling video game console to date?
Super Nintendo Entertainment System
The Wii
Atari
PlayStation 2
Blizzard Entertainment is most well known for what video game?
Super Mario Brothers
World of Warcraft
Pac-Man
Grand Theft Auto
What food was the character Pac Man modeled after?
Sandwhich
Bagel
Pizza
Pie
In the original arcade version of Donkey Kong, what was the name of the character that would later be known as Mario?
Jump Man
Hammer Man
Mustache Man
Hat Man
Who released the first flight simulator game?
Apple
Microsoft
Atari
Nintendo
What are the main components of a Unity game object?
Mesh, Material, Light, and Animation
Physics, Audio, Input, and Networking
Transform, Renderer, Collider, and Script
Camera, Particle System, UI, and Audio
What is the role of user interface design in Unity?
User interface design in Unity is responsible for coding and programming the game logic.
User interface design in Unity is responsible for creating and designing the visual elements and interactions for users.
User interface design in Unity is responsible for optimizing the game performance.
User interface design in Unity is responsible for managing the game assets and resources.
How can you create game objects in Unity?
Use the CreateObject() function.
Use the GameObject menu or the GameObject.CreatePrimitive() function.
Use the GameObject.Add() function.
Use the UnityObject.Create() method.
What is Unity game engine?
Unity game engine is a cross-platform game development engine.
Unity game engine is a web development framework.
Unity game engine is a 2D animation software.
Unity game engine is a virtual reality platform.
Name one subtopic related to Unity game making.
scripting
sound effects
level design
animation
What are some common user interface elements used in Unity?
icons, avatars, badges
images, videos, audio files
buttons, sliders, text fields, drop-down menus, checkboxes, and scrollbars
tables, graphs, charts
What is a heads-up display (HUD) in a game?
A game object that represents the player character
A script that handles collisions between game objects
A tool used to reposition and resize game objects in the UI system
A two-dimensional overlay that displays information on top of the game scene
How can you reposition and resize game objects in the UI system?
Using the collision controller script
Using the event system
Using the rectangle tool in the Canvas game object
Using the player control script
What happens when the player chicken collides with a collectible game object?
The collectible game object is transformed into an enemy game object
The collectible game object is destroyed and the score increases
The player chicken's speed increases
The player chicken is destroyed and the game ends
Which section of the Unity interface allows you to modify the properties of selected game objects?
A) Hierarchy
B) Inspector
C) Project
D) Scene View
The most important and most used principle.
Actions that support, enrich and emphasize the main action. Examples being actions to support a character's movements etc.
This principle increases the life likeness of objects and is known to most as actions following a slightly circular path. This is especially true of the human figure and the action of animals.
Used to refer to the process of creating computer-generated images from a series of mathematical calculations defined by a user’s specifications. Settings for lighting, the various planes and dimensions of the objects created in the digital space, and environmental factors must all be taken into account to create the final image or video.
vector
render
timeline
key frame
Allows users to interact with devices through graphical icons and visual indicators instead of a text-based interface, typed command labels or text navigation.
GUI
CGI
PNG
GIF
A frame is...
A single still image in a series of moving pictures (film or animation)
The protective boarder of an image
The outer edges of a screen
What is seen on screen during an animation or film
A key frame is...
A frame that marks the beginning or end of an animation (position, scale, rotation, etc.)
A computer generated code, that gives editing access to an animation
The current position of an element in an animation
The location of the playhead on the timeline
Which example show's the Principle of Animation Squash & Stretch?
Which example show's the Principle of Animation Timing?
Hand Drawn animation is...
A series of drawings where the character or scenery moves slightly in each drawing. Images are shown rapidly and give impression of fluid movement.
When models are photographed one frame at a time. The model is posed, a picture is taken, then they are moved and another picture is taken. This is repeated over and over again. The images are then shown rapidly to communicate fluid movement.
When keyframes are determined by the animator and computer software fills in the in-between frames. This can be done in 2D and 3D.
When a 3D representation of a live performance. Sensors are placed around and on an actor during filming. Afterwards the film is input into a computer and animation is placed over it.
Computer animation is...
A series of drawings where the character or scenery moves slightly in each drawing. Images are shown rapidly and give impression of fluid movement.
When models are photographed one frame at a time. The model is posed, a picture is taken, then they are moved and another picture is taken. This is repeated over and over again. The images are then shown rapidly to communicate fluid movement.
When keyframes are determined by the animator and computer software fills in the in-between frames. This can be done in 2D and 3D.
When a 3D representation of a live performance. Sensors are placed around and on an actor during filming. Afterwards the film is input into a computer and animation is placed over it.
A single still image in an animated sequence that occurs at an important point in the animation. They are defined throughout the animated sequence in order to define pivotal points of motion before the frames in between are drawn or created.
render
view
timeline
key frame
This animation is very popular on Youtube with many channels dedicated to creating funny skits with Lego characters.
Action Figures
Puppets
Cut-out
Stop Motion
The following are the kinds of animation except...
3D Animation
Motion Graphics
Pixelation
Stop Motion
Phenakistoscope
Claymation
Animating as you go, in order
Squash and Stretch
Anticipation
Staging
Straight Ahead
Pose to Pose
How does a film gain engagement?
Through application to the Academy.
Through solid marketing campaigns.
Through asking cinemas to screen the film.
Through handing the distribution rights to Amazon Prime Video.
What is the primary purpose of storyboarding in the animation industry?
To write the script for the animation
To create sound effects for the animation
To visualize and plan the sequence of events in an animation.
To design the characters' costumes
In the Philippines, 2D animation studios do a lot of animation cuts passed down from larger studios abroad, this is called -
In-betweening
In-housing
Outsourcing
Animation Pipeline
