WorksheetsQuiz on 12 Principles of Animation
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 18mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What principle of animation helps create the illusion of gravity, weight, and mass?
a)
a) Follow through and overlapping action
b)
b) Slow in and slow out
c)
c) Squash and stretch
d)
d) Anticipation
2.
Which principle helps prepare the viewer for what's about to happen?
a)
a) Appeal
b)
b) Secondary action
c)
c) Anticipation
d)
d) Timing
3.
Which principle is similar to composition in artwork and guides the viewer's eye?
a)
a) Squash and stretch
b)
b) Staging
c)
c) Arc
d)
d) Exaggeration
4.
Which technique involves drawing frame-by-frame from start to finish?
a)
a) Straight ahead action
b)
b) Pose to pose
c)
c) Follow through
d)
d) Slow in and slow out
5.
What principle involves different parts of an object stopping at different rates?
a)
a) Slow in and slow out
b)
b) Arc
c)
c) Follow through and overlapping action
d)
d) Secondary action
6.
How is the principle of slow in and slow out achieved in animation?
a)
a) By adding more frames at the beginning and end of an action sequence
b)
b) By following the laws of physics
c)
c) By pushing the limits beyond what's possible
d)
d) By creating secondary actions
7.
Which principle emphasizes the importance of sticking with the laws of physics?
a)
a) Secondary action
b)
b) Timing
c)
c) Arc
d)
d) Solid drawing
8.
What principle of animation adds more dimension to characters and objects?
a)
a) Secondary action
b)
b) Timing
c)
c) Exaggeration
d)
d) Appeal
9.
Why is timing important in animation?
a)
a) To add appeal to characters and objects
b)
b) To control the mood and reaction of characters and objects
c)
c) To make animations more dynamic
d)
d) To achieve realistic movement
10.
Which principle involves adding some exaggeration to characters and objects?
a)
a) Follow through and overlapping action
b)
b) Solid drawing
c)
c) Exaggeration
d)
d) Appeal
11.
Which principle emphasizes understanding the basics of drawing?
a)
a) Anticipation
b)
b) Squash and stretch
c)
c) Solid drawing
d)
d) Exaggeration
12.
What does the principle of appeal involve?
a)
a) Creating secondary actions
b)
b) Adding anticipation to movements
c)
c) Making animations more dynamic
d)
d) Ensuring characters and objects appeal to the viewer
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